The five new openings are part of a rollout that will see three more resorts before the end of the year. By December, RSG expects to have twenty-seven properties across AMAALA and its sibling project.

When Cairo wears you down, go harvest strawberries, bake baladi bread, and touch grass.

Experience “Work From Hotel” in Dubai’s Deira & Gold District. Day rates from AED 169, long-stay perks, wellness sessions, and family-friendly benefits.

At Kasbah D’If Resort, you’ll find thirty-seven rooms, marble showers, and terraces overlooking nothing but rock and sky.

In a Barcelona house built on chocolate and ambition, a single photograph reveals Antoni Amatller’s quiet obsession with Egypt.

Between Al-Muizz Street’s bustle and Le Riad Hotel de Charme, Cairo’s noise fades, replaced by carved wood, mashrabiya shadows, and a carefully curated sanctuary.

From Beirut to Cairo, these bookshops stand as cultural sanctuaries where paper, politics, and memory endure in a region still writing itself.

From the fertile fields along the Nile, farmers—many women—harvest, salt, and lay out thousands of tomatoes to dry under the winter sun.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tassili n'Ajjer holds 15,000 prehistoric paintings across 72,000 square kilometres of otherworldly sandstone.

A stamp maker still works his stall. Markets hum. Minarets call. And in the middle of it all, lies Beit Felfel: a 1930s townhouse, brought back to life.

Five-star lobbies are cool, but chasing colours that reveal entire cities’ histories, heritage, and even myths is definitely cooler.

From 16th-century forts to abandoned Italian phosphate warehouses, this Red Sea town carries the weight of millennia.