From premieres in London with princesses to nights spent on the Balkan mountains, Sharif had his fair share of adventures.
In the vibrant neighbourhood of Gemmayze, an unassuming entrance leads to an artistic haven at Arthause Beirut.
Inspired by ‘La Vie en Rose’, La Maison Rosée undocks twice daily for a scenic journey along the Zamalek shoreline in Cairo.
Set to open in December, the island’s private villas will be able to accommodate up to 2,000 guests.
These initiatives include connecting travellers with hearing disabilities to sign language specialists, and hosting free events.
“We know what we’re doing, and we’ve been there. This isn’t some theoretical mumbo jumbo, this is the real thing.”
The lesser known pillars of Saudi history stand tall all across the kingdom.
This 173-key resort invites all those who enter to engage with the culture, history, and traditions of Oman’s Green Mountain.
Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay opens with 55 suites and villas.
Between the smell of incense and the Arabesque souvenirs, these marketplaces make for an afternoon stroll through Egyptian history you wouldn’t want to miss.
These establishments weave opulent narratives within their walls, each a beacon of tradition, luxury and enduring allure.
A slice of Morocco on the Gulf of Aqaba, this 16-key boutique hotel has one of the most picturesque pools in the country. SceneTraveller’s Layan Adham Ismail takes a dive.
When it’s time to unwind, book a flight and visit any one of these lavish regional spas for a quick relaxation session.
On a wanderlusting path hitherto untrodden, we caught up with the Egyptian nomad in Kyrgyzstan, and he had quite a lot to say.
Set to open in 2025, the 391-key resort will feature fitness and recreational facilities, a spa, and event spaces that can accommodate up to 1,500 guests.
The cancellations apply for Wednesday, October 2nd and Thursday, October 3rd.