Luisa Zissman has denied allegations that she is being paid by the UAE government to promote Dubai. The former Apprentice star, who moved to the United Arab Emirates city, has been a vocal advocate for the country on social media.
In a recent Instagram post, Zissman shared a video with the caption: 'POV: The internet thinks Dubai is paying you to post content. Reality: You just genuinely love living here and appreciate how they keep everyone safe.' She has previously described Dubai as the 'safest country in the world'.
Zissman recently returned to the UK, citing a pre-booked work trip, but has continued to praise Dubai. She referred to herself as being in 'my refugee era' after being displaced due to the ongoing Middle East conflict, but later shared a meme mocking tourists who dramatised their experiences in the UAE.
Meanwhile, British teachers in Dubai face a dilemma as they are expected to return to work despite the security situation. One anonymous teacher told the Mirror: 'The end of term was brought forward when the war started. But the end of the holiday was also brought forward so that the children do not miss lessons. I am not sure what to do.'
