A Gibbon at the newly reopened Dubai Safari Park. — GIUSEPPE CACACE/AFP
Dubai's Safari Park reopened its doors earlier this week after a two-year expansion, as the emirate seeks to boost its hard-hit tourism sector amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The 119ha attraction, which is built on the site of a former waste dump, first opened its gates to the public in December 2017, but abruptly closed five months later for “park improvements”.
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