Lebanese-Omani photographer Rana Khadra captures the raw beauty of everyday life through portrait photography, blending cultures and stories with each emotive shot.
Not all of MENA is sand and sun—some of it is turquoise pools, misty air, and the sound of water echoing off canyon walls.
Share & Care is redefining what it means to gather—no tickets, no transactions, just an exchange of energies.
It’s not even connected to the rest of Oman—Musandam sits above the UAE like a secret the sea didn’t want to share.
A new eco-retreat is setting up shop in Sharjah’s Kalba mountain valleys with Nomad, a collection of solar-powered off-grid luxury trailers.
At Villa E, there’s no reception, no lobby—just seven bedrooms, a heated courtyard pool, a private chef, and a view so still it feels surreal.
Dubai International Airport’s AI-powered corridor verifies identities automatically, doubling processing capacity and maintaining security.
Through Dahab, Siwa and even busy Cairo, wandering is the key to experiencing a city.
JA Resorts & Hotels is expanding into the UK with two newly acquired Scottish heritage hotels: Mar Hall Golf & Spa near Glasgow and The Bruntsfield in Edinburgh.
By the end of 2025, the main terminal is expected to be fully operational, and RSI is projected to welcome one million guests annually by 2030.
Once a surgeon, now an urban sketcher of disappearing Cairo, Michael Safwat draws, teaches and remembers what developers would rather demolish.
Where rock carvings, migrating birds, and ancient mosques meet kite surfers and nesting turtles—Fuwayrit is a quiet, layered landscape on Qatar’s northern edge unlike anywhere else.
Explore spellbinding escape rooms—from cursed tombs to jungle chaos—at the Escape Hotel. Found in Jeddah and Riyadh, it’s a full-day plunge into puzzles, pressure, and team dynamics.
Mileo The Palm opens this September on Palm Jumeirah—and it's bringing a more laid-back kind of luxury to the city’s coast.
Visitors no longer need to apply ahead of time or meet specific job criteria - now a passport and proof of residency are enough to cross the border.
Designed with a ceramic façade and an airflow-optimised structure, the 64-storey tower will also include a rooftop helipad and a two-floor spa.