Egypt

The initiative supports Egypt’s broader vision of achieving balanced economic growth by prioritizing tourism and hospitality sectors, which are pivotal in job creation, foreign currency inflows, and ancillary industries’ development.

Operating under a 25-year usufruct agreement on land owned by Sharkia National Food Company, the initiative supports Egypt’s food security goals by expanding national storage capacity and enhancing supply chain efficiency crucial for restaurants, hotels, and catering services.

The inauguration ceremony on Monday unveiled the award plaque with attendance from officials of Egypt’s National Organisation for Urban Harmony, leading architects, and Cairo’s cultural and design community members.

The initiative unifies flagship programs like the Dual Education Program, run in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Misr El Kheir Foundation.

Routes will connect Cairo with key destinations including the New Administrative Capital (NAC), Sheikh Zayed, North Coast, Siwa, New Valley, Sharm El-Sheikh, Hurghada, Luxor, and Aswan.

The new long-haul routes, awaiting approval from the US Department of Transportation (DOT), are scheduled to launch in May and June, marking a key milestone in the airline’s North American expansion strategy.

The development will span key urban and leisure destinations, including West Cairo, Azha Ras El Hekma on the North Coast, and Azha Ain Al Sokhna.

This represents the strongest annual growth across all economic sectors, with tourism, hospitality, and restaurant services together recording a 17.3% increase for the year.

As part of IHG One Rewards, the group’s global loyalty programme, guests at Crowne Plaza Alexandria Mirage will enjoy exclusive perks and added travel value, enriching their overall stay.

Hotel Indigo New Cairo will be situated within the Red (G) mixed-use development, featuring residences, retail, and hospitality, on North 90 Street, one of the city’s most prominent districts.