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Hooters Dubai plans are not deflated after all, writes Nadia Gergis from Arabisto.
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It should have come earlier. The Hooters uniform is not that liberal compared to the dress code in Dubai. This website has more about life in Dubai and the Gulf
I wouldn’t be surprised to hear that Hooters came to Dubai. The demand from expats is definitely there