Is the 'Dubai dream' over for British influencers? Content creator forced to flee after 'business came to a halt' - as she recalls 'fearing for her life' amid Iranian strikes and admits: 'I never thought of it as in the Middle East'

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Is the 'Dubai dream' over for British influencers? Content creator forced to flee after 'business came to a halt' - as she recalls 'fearing for her life' amid Iranian strikes and admits: 'I never thought of it as in the Middle East'

In her 20s, moving to Dubai, with its vibrant nightlife and luxury scene, was the ultimate dream for social media manager and influencer Alisha Tyler.