From Marrakech to Riyadh, these spots treat you and your furball like royalty—culture, snacks, and belly rubs included.
When Karen first moved to Egypt from Mexico, she didn’t plan on staying. Now, nine years later, she travels around the country, documenting it for Spanish-speaking travellers.
Thirty meters under Alexandria, the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa hold a world where Roman, Greek, and Egyptian beliefs were carved together into the rock.
A quiet retreat where gardens, design, and slow days shape a more grounded kind of luxury, Jnane Tamsna is set on nine acres of fig trees, lemon groves, and sunlit courtyards.
The reinstated route will end a suspension that’s been in place since 2012.
Twice-weekly flights will be available from July 17th until August 28th, 2025.
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.
Najran’s towers and ditches hold the trace of trade, massacre, and belief that shaped the region’s memory.
From alpine hammams to desert rituals Down Under, these global spa sanctuaries channel Middle Eastern serenity, spice, and soul.
In a rare interview, the founder of Egypt’s most iconic eco-retreat reflects on his journey, his passions, and the power of presence.
High in the mountains of central Lebanon, the Shouf Biosphere Reserve shelters ancient cedar groves, winding trails, and the last breath of a land that’s still learning how to hold itself together.
In the Turkish village of Göreme, the Fairy Chimney Inn is a quiet stay among stone rooms, candlelight, and the stillness of Cappadocia’s snow-dusted hills and pink-hued valleys.
his latest boost brings Emirates’ Spain network to 35 weekly flights—14 to Madrid and 21 to Barcelona.
Six weekly flights to Al Alamein and three to Salalah are now operating, adding new direct connections between Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Oman this summer.
Private beaches, large-scale villas, and a members-only yacht club form the core of the island’s layout, designed for privacy, access to water, and long-stay coastal living.
From Egypt’s chalk deserts to Jordan’s red cliffs, these are the regional skies that can silence your thoughts.