Egypt

The property offers a wide range of premium amenities, including a tranquil spa, a beachfront restaurant with gourmet dining, a state-of-the-art gym, several swimming pools, and a beauty salon.

Enhancing the residential offering, the project will feature a 110-room hotel managed in collaboration with Azal Hotels & Resorts, ensuring premium hospitality standards.

The revised BASA enhances route access and offers greater operational flexibility for designated airlines, allowing for more frequent flights and improved scheduling convenience.

ADD Art, a subsidiary of ADD Properties, has designed the hotel’s interiors and public areas in partnership with 11 leading local artists.

“The C” is envisioned as an integrated residential and leisure destination, thoughtfully designed to maximize direct sea views through a tiered architectural layout.

The collaboration aims to deliver an integrated digital experience tailored specifically for the food and beverage (F&B) sector, leveraging advanced technology to enhance customer engagement and optimize profitability.

The government’s roadmap calls for a total increase of 200,000 to 250,000 hotel rooms by 2028, ensuring the infrastructure can accommodate the projected surge in visitors.

The new hotels, TUI Blue Samaya in Egypt’s Marsa Alam and TUI Suneo Palm Beach Skanes in Tunisia, offer premium and value-driven options, respectively, showcasing the group’s commitment to providing diverse, high-quality stays across the continent.

The expansive 1,900-square-meter spa offers luxurious treatments and authentic Hammam rituals, providing a sanctuary of wellness and relaxation.

The portfolio includes some of Egypt’s most iconic hotels: Marriott Mena House Cairo, Marriott Omar Khayyam Zamalek, Mövenpick Resort Aswan, Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan, Sofitel Winter Palace Luxor, Steigenberger Hotel Tahrir, and Steigenberger Cecil Hotel Alexandria.