Qatar Airways is ramping up its schedule from October, with more flights to London, Phuket, the Maldives, Saudi Arabia and beyond.
Wizz Air will resume flights to Dubai and Abu Dhabi from October 25th, with fares starting from AED 289.
At 2,260 metres above sea level, the 30-suite resort was developed by ASFAR and is operated by Mantis, pairing adventure and cultural programming with a park containing 14 soon-to-open attractions.
Nobu, Hotel Indigo, Four Seasons, Rixos, and Montage are setting up on the North Coast well past the end of Sahel season.
New Airbus A350 seats introduce electrically operated dividers, wireless charging and upgraded 4K entertainment screens.
The new system lets airport staff complete entry and departure procedures on handheld devices in around 12 to 15 seconds.
The new route will operate twice weekly on Fridays and Sundays using Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft.
Equinox Hotels’ first property outside the US has opened at Triple Bay, bringing its high-performance wellness model to the Red Sea.
SalamAir is the first foreign airline with scheduled services to Sylhet.
More than 155 weekly Saudi flights are planned this winter, up over 10% from summer.
NabeelHomes is approaching owners of heritage buildings in old Alexandria with an offer to renovate and operate them whole. Its founder studied architecture before opening his first flat in Gleem.
Beyond the UAE’s skylines lies another country of fossil-strewn peaks, hidden springs and the bat-filled cave. Ahmed Al Mansouri spends weekends leading strangers into it.
Per Ba Merkaba comes with celestial ceilings, a sound room, two sun decks and hand-carved Egyptian details. Naturally, it was dreamed up by a woman with an enviable eye for detail.
The airport is being transformed into the world’s biggest, with room for 260 million passengers a year, five runways and 400 aircraft gates.
Ten years after a fatal rockfall closed it, Friouato Cave has reopened near Taza with reinforced tunnels and trained guides, giving travellers a reason to detour into the Middle Atlas.
Forty two rooms are spread across the main building, garden wing, and a private villa, along with an 11-room addition called The Retreat. None have televisions.