Overlooking the fertile valley of Wadi Dhar in Yemen, this royal palace was built on top of massive rock and was reclaimed as a museum after the 1962 Yemeni revolution.
Once envisioned by Khedive Ismail to host the world's elite for the Suez Canal's opening, the palace is now restored to its original hue, offering a timeless backdrop for at The Cairo Marriott Hotel.
The luxury hotel introduces a digital guest system designed to personalise experiences behind the scenes and beyond the front desk.
From towering canvases to multi-sensory installations, the M. F. Husain Museum in Doha brings to life the journey of an artist whose career spanned continents, mediums, and decades.
The collectible kits debut across long-haul Premium Economy and Economy flights this December.
Closer to home, Taif joins the airline’s roster on January 31st, 2026, making it easier to slip away to Saudi Arabia’s mountain city.
The Dubai-based airline has launched new flights to Lithuania's Vilnius and Latvia's Riga just in time for the busy winter and Christmas travel season.
Known as the “Garden City” of the UAE, Al Ain is famous for its ancient forts, UNESCO-listed oases, and desert landscapes.
Designed to make airport journeys smoother for parents, the new counters feature clear family-friendly branding and aim to reduce queues for travellers with children.
Walk under monumental sculptures, linger by centuries-old tapestries, and let art weave through every moment of your stay.
Hosted by Red Sea Sails, the event brings together sailors from Egypt and around the world for action-packed racing between blue skies and emerald seas.
Ahmed Abdeltawab doesn’t chase the spectacular. His landscape photography works by staying still, editing slowly, looking longer, and noticing what’s too often left outside the frame.
Operated on Boeing 737 aircraft, the service will offer travellers an easy way to explore Saudi Arabia’s western highlands.
With 820 hotels and a new one-time biometric check-in, Dubai is turning the entire arrival process into a seamless, front-desk-free experience.
In Luxor’s El Tod Village, a secluded lodge blends farming, hand-built design, and sky-bright nights, offering a slow weekend rooted in nature and Egyptian tradition.
From breathwork to Barre, from wisdom talks to dancing under open skies—Raabta Wellness Festival brings global wellness seekers together on Egypt’s Red Sea coast.