Passengers on certain flights will have two hours of complimentary web browsing and unlimited voice and text message services.
With a GPS tracker on his back and Guinness rules in place, Egyptian athlete Rady Ahmed raced Mount Moses, timing every step up Sinai’s most iconic climb.
Visitors register in advance, receive a digital QR pass, and move through security-style checkpoints that make the experience feel slightly surreal.
From Siwa to Sinai and the Atlas to Kalba’s mangroves, these ecolodges pair restraint with beauty, offering slower stays shaped by land, sea, and community.
From a small village in the Delta to the holy city of Makkah, Mohamed El Masry cycled 1,670 km through deserts, heat, and exhaustion relying on faith, courage, and sheer determination.
Long before streaming took over, these film theatres shaped how the Arab world fell in love with cinema. Some still stand, holding stories of generations past.
A hotel tower, residences, and F1-adjacent stays come together within the growing entertainment city near Riyadh.
Tucked in Al Rahba at the edge of Abu Dhabi, Art Island offers a glasshouse that holds light, a treehouse built for perching and space to lose yourself in.
Cycling Palestine is a community initiative that brings Palestinians from across the West Bank together on bicycles to reclaim their land and each other.
The new hotel has 302 rooms, but what stands out is that 110 of them are residential suites.
Beit Al Fannan in Pella is a guesthouse where nothing is cleared away, and each visitor leaves something behind.
Across Brazil, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and Indonesia, Arab diaspora communities transformed familiar foods into new national staples shaped by local ingredients.
EgyptAir resumes select regional flights.
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Eight Egyptian women embarked on a journey to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. The trek to the top bonded them for life.
Built in 1924, The Duke’s Diwan bridges old and modern Amman as a house museum and cultural space shaped by memory, art, and the people who pass through its rooms.