Dubai Welcomes Travellers with Custom Passport Stamp for Fitness Challenge 30×30

Visitors flying into Dubai this month receive a unique welcome — a custom passport stamp for the Dubai Fitness Challenge 30×30, highlighting the city’s commitment to promoting health, vitality, and active lifestyles among residents and tourists alike

If you are flying into Dubai this month, take a closer look at your passport — it might just carry a new symbol of the city’s energy and vitality.

As part of the ongoing Dubai Fitness Challenge 30×30, the General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai has launched a special initiative to welcome travellers with a custom passport stamp bearing the challenge’s official logo.

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The initiative, introduced at Dubai International Airport, aims to connect health, sports, and hospitality — three pillars that define Dubai’s evolving identity.

The 30×30 challenge, first launched in 2017 by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, encourages residents and visitors alike to engage in 30 minutes of exercise every day for 30 consecutive days.

Brigadier Faisal Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Assistant Director General for the Airports Sector at the General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs, said the new passport stamp serves as a symbol of movement and vitality that defines Dubai.

“Through the 30×30 Fitness Challenge stamp, we celebrate the spirit of Dubai — a city that never stops moving,” Al Nuaimi said. “It reflects our city’s energy, ambition, and drive to inspire healthier lifestyles for everyone who visits.”

The initiative transforms a simple act — the stamping of a passport — into a moment of inspiration for travellers arriving from across the world. Each stamp not only marks their entry into the UAE but also serves as an invitation to embrace an active lifestyle during their stay.

Dubai International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the world, plays a central role in welcoming millions of travellers each year.

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The introduction of the 30×30 Fitness Challenge stamp adds a creative touch to this experience, turning a routine procedure into a memorable gesture that aligns with Dubai’s vision for a healthy and dynamic community.

Airport officials and immigration staff have expressed pride in being part of this campaign, noting that it strengthens Dubai’s reputation as a forward-thinking city that integrates wellness into every aspect of daily life.

The Dubai Fitness Challenge has grown into a citywide movement, drawing participation from schools, workplaces, and community groups. This year’s edition features a diverse range of activities — from yoga sessions at public parks to cycling tours and group fitness classes across the city.

By welcoming international travellers with the symbolic stamp, Dubai reinforces its message that health and vitality are integral parts of its identity — not just for residents, but for everyone who steps into the city.

As visitors collect their passports at immigration counters, many may leave with more than a stamp — they take home a reminder of Dubai’s vibrant, health-driven spirit.

This article was created using automation technology and was thoroughly edited and fact-checked by one of our editorial staff members

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