From Downtown Cairo’s historic buildings to the Red Sea’s future as a year-round destination, Future Hospitality Summit arrives in Cairo on November 10th–11th. Here are the panels to watch.
Dubai Access Club will reward repeat visitors, while Visit Dubai will begin accepting tourist visa applications.
Etihad takes first place and Emirates follows in second in a new ranking of the world’s most extravagant airline experiences. Think three-room suites, showers at 40,000 feet and lounges with jacuzzis.
After years flipping homes in the US, Samar El Kot and Ahmed Mattar are transforming overlooked corners of Alexandria into distinctive guest homes, making a case for the city beyond postcards.
In Egypt’s far southeast, a rare mist-based climate sustains forests, migratory species, and overlapping ecosystems—reached not directly, but by travelling along its edges.
ICAO restrictions introduced in 2015 were formally removed on October 23rd after more than a decade.
Four weekly flights will begin on December 18th using Airbus A321neo aircraft.
From sandbars and world-class dive sites to Nile islands layered with history, discover ten Egyptian islands where distance, beauty, and a slower rhythm make summer feel wonderfully untethered.
Three interlocking spirals, one four-metre telescope and a planetarium are planned 70 kilometres north of AlUla, on ground where the sky became a Dark Sky Park in 2024 and light is tightly controlled.
Moroccan Food Tour is a nine-year project across seven cities designed to make strangers fall for Morocco through their stomachs, one sardine sandwich and one mother's kitchen at a time.
On November 10th-11th, Future Hospitality Summit brings global hospitality leaders to Cairo for its first-ever Egyptian edition.
A temporary second daily service will operate across two one-week periods in December 2026 and January 2027.
From live project pitches to hospitality heavyweights and investor meet-ups, here’s what to look out for at Future Hospitality Summit as it makes its Cairo debut this November 10th and 11th.
Cut into the Bradost Mountains near Rawanduz in Iraqi Kurdistan, Shanidar Cave has produced Neanderthal remains that reshaped ideas about care and burial.
A window overlooking the Nile, a jacuzzi on the upper deck, seriously good Om Ali and ancient temples just a stop away.
Rixos Murjana has opened five Club Privé overwater villas in King Abdullah Economic City, with bookings now available.