Take a deep dive into humankind’s relationship with nature and our obsession with excessive consumerism as part of our Green Zone Highlights Tour, which includes Terra – the Sustainability Pavilion. Here visitors can explore how we can change our everyday choices to protect the only world we’ve got when there is no Planet B.

It also includes Alif – the Mobility Pavilion, the Al Wasl Plaza, and the Women’s Pavilion with its key message, “When women thrive, humanity thrives”.

For something nice eyes-wise, internationally renowned artist Tristan Eaton will be producing a live mural painting of a COP28 legacy piece, hoping to ignite the spark of collective action.

The UAE Heritage tour represents our nation’s commitment to collective progress as we journey towards a net zero future.

Multi-sensory experiences aim to demonstrate the resilience and ambition of the Emirati people who call this land their home - beginning with our ancestors, to our founders and the stewards and changemakers of today who are dedicated to a future where humanity, innovation, and nature can thrive in harmony.

Part of this tour celebrates the traditional artisan bench weaving of the Al Ghadeer Crafts collective of women. Their work highlights the importance of connecting UAE’s ancient tribal roots to today’s world of design.

To combat climate change, humans are working in partnership with technology in a similar way to the collaboration between people that COP28 seeks to foster through the actionist movement.

This tour includes a stop to the Technology Innovation Hub where visitors can step into a future of smart cities run by big data and robots. This is all work done by the private sector, that is having a crucial role in helping deliver our climate ambitions.

Come and see first-hand the clever thinking behind more than 100 new clean energy businesses in the StartUp Village. Be in awe at what can be achieved by combining knowledge, creativity and cooperation.

This itinerary involves discovering a world of ideas and grassroots initiatives on clean energy, as well as providing the chance to connect with others to develop new collaborations.

The circuit includes visits to the Energy Transition Hub, the Youth Hub and the Climate Finance Hub, where you can learn about plans to transform the global finance system to better support what lies ahead as we move to net zero.

It is a tour for people who want to learn, engage and be inspired to help steer the climate change conversation.

With their future the most at stake, COP28 has appointed the first Youth Climate Champion and established the largest ever youth climate delegate program.

The Education and Youth Itinerary reflects this. It is for anyone of any age interested in playing their part in shaping a better world for young people.

When knowledge is power, an essential part of this is the Greening Education Hub with its focus on embedding climate change knowledge into national curriculums.

There is also a theatre show portraying COP28’s central message to Unite, Act and Deliver through performance storytelling.

The Equality and Inclusivity Itinerary recognizes the role First Nations hold in influencing climate and ecology issues and will visit spaces featuring this theme.

The tour hosts a range of traditional ceremonies in celebration of Indigenous People and also wanders around the Women’s Pavilion that proposes a fundamentally important principle – when women thrive, humanity thrives.

The event reaffirms a commitment to equality but would not be part of COP28 if it did not encourage visitors to explore new ways to work together to create a fairer, cleaner, safer and all-round better world.

As the climate change challenge becomes increasingly urgent, art can play a significant role in spreading the call for collective action far further afield than many conventional forms of messaging can achieve.

This tour is a thought-provoking collection; the fruits of the creative human mind on show for all to enjoy.

From striking imagery that depicts the climate crisis in a truly powerful way to joint feats underway to save bees, the planet’s most precious pollinators who are in peril because of climate change.

It is an itinerary that promises to fascinate the world’s largest gathering of actionists.

Fostering inclusiveness is one of COP28’s four pillars and welcoming families is a natural step towards accomplishing this.

From tiny tots to teenagers, the COP28 for Families Itinerary should help keep the event open to all and demystify the process so everyone can understand what is at stake.

The COP28 Presidency aims to ignite a healthy interest in protecting the world in everyone. The earlier that begins, the better and welcoming families to this major world event is one small step that we hope can lead to one giant leap towards galvanising action on a mass scale.

We all need to play our part in climate action and the COP28 Business Itinerary takes a closer look at the important role of the private sector.

The tour meanders around shining examples of where business and the public are working together on ideas that demonstrate flair and originality. It includes the Climate Finance Hub and StartUp Village, where new tech projects that help cut greenhouse gas are being showcased.

It is designed to help visitors bank critical climate knowledge into their reserves. This is invaluable for anyone planning to join the actionist agenda to get promises turned into projects and rhetoric replaced with real results.