Mashable: The family-loved Dubai Shopping Festival is back!

The event is set to run for 46-days.

The 28th edition of the Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) is scheduled to begin on December 15, 2022, and run until January 26, 2023.

The event will run for a total of 46-days and will feature big-name concerts, entertainment, shopping deals, fashion exclusives, hotel offers, food events, raffles, and many more.

Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) is organized by Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE) and the upcoming edition will also see the Drones Light Show.

On Tuesday, October 18, 2022, Dubai Media Office shared the news on their official Twitter account. They wrote, “The #Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) is set to return for its 28th edition from 15 December 2022 until 29 January 2023, with 46 days of spectacular events.”

The #Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) is set to return for its 28th edition from 15 December 2022 until 29 January 2023, with 46 days of spectacular events.https://t.co/Og0Tfhr0QW pic.twitter.com/KpmmuROHEI

— Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) October 18, 2022
The popular retail concept, Etisalat MOTB at Burj Park, the longest-running DSF Drones Light Show, and the captivating Dubai Lights Exhibition will mark their return for the 2022-2023 DSF as it promises to deliver a celebratory festival experience.

The CEO of Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), Ahmed Al Khaja said, “The 28th edition of the Dubai Shopping Festival is another opportunity for visitors around the world to visit Dubai and enjoy the longest running shopping festival of its kind.”

“DSF has grown from a key sales event to an annual celebration of the very best the city has to offer,” he continued.

“This DSF, we invite everyone to celebrate and relish in the diverse experiences encompassing entertainment, gastronomy, shopping and leisure.” Talking about the event, he added, “In collaboration with our partners and retailers, we are looking forward to yet another season of world-class experiences and creating unforgettable memories.”