Egypt

The development will introduce more than 250 branded residences, setting a sparkling new standard for upscale living in Egypt.

It follows a wave of massive Gulf-backed investments along Egypt’s shores, including an US$18 billion Red Sea project and a US$29.7 billion Mediterranean development announced in late 2025.

Hungry passengers can enjoy a familiar and varied selection, from global names like KFC, Burger King, and Costa Coffee to SSP’s own popular concepts like Ritazza and Panopolis.

The N LINE hotel, spanning approximately 80,000 square meters, is conceived as an integrated experience combining premium hospitality with service apartments, targeting both business and leisure travelers.

The Egyptian city secured the title, awarded for the second consecutive year, following a competition against three other nominated cities from Azerbaijan, Iran, and Pakistan

This new service dramatically improves air connectivity for this rapidly developing administrative and residential zone, providing a vital direct link for government traffic, business travelers, and residents to a major Saudi gateway.

A core outcome of the meeting was the endorsement of measures offering tangible relief to tourism development and investment companies.

This forward-thinking approach aligns with Egypt’s urbanization surge, promising 20,000 jobs and EGP 50 billion (US$1 billion) in economic ripple effects over phases.

The agreement was sealed at the TOURISE Summit in Riyadh last week, with Tabarak CEO Ali Al Shorbany working closely alongside Minor’s Dillip Rajakarier.

The talks focused on turning Egypt’s ambition of welcoming 30 million tourists by 2030 into a tangible investment plan, outlining a clear pathway to doubling that number in the years that follow.