In Luxor’s El Tod Village, a secluded lodge blends farming, hand-built design, and sky-bright nights, offering a slow weekend rooted in nature and Egyptian tradition.

From breathwork to Barre, from wisdom talks to dancing under open skies—Raabta Wellness Festival brings global wellness seekers together on Egypt’s Red Sea coast.

Setting sail in December 2025, Jumeirah's new 88-metre vessel—'The Maltese Falcon'—is one of the most celebrated sailing yachts on the planet.

On Amizmiz Road, Casa Memoria offers six suites, each a distinct colour-saturated world, set within a private art-filled villa and gardens for those who believe beauty is meant to be lived in.

From crowns to gem-studded thrones, these royal collections will leave you in awe in the Middle East and North Africa.

Doha photographer Fahad Sultan develops a light-driven workflow shaped by Mediterranean environments and intuitive on-location scouting.

Once envisioned by Khedive Ismail to host the world's elite for the Suez Canal's opening, the palace is now restored to its original hue, offering a timeless backdrop for at The Cairo Marriott Hotel.

Once home to the Zaab tribe, the Ras Al Khaimah town preserves traces of a pearling economy that shaped the Gulf before the rise of oil.

A new agreement will permit visa-free entry for citizens of Saudi Arabia and Russia for stays of up to 90 days per year, a first of its kind for Saudi with holders of ordinary passports.

Inspired by Olympic Villages but with a colourful twist, The Kaktus Somabay is where the artist, the athlete, and the chill friend can actually spend time together on Egypt’s Red Sea.

Here is how to spend 48 hours exploring the ancient history, thriving art scene, and essential flavours of Jordan's capital, from hillside cafes to city rooftops.

From towering canvases to multi-sensory installations, the M. F. Husain Museum in Doha brings to life the journey of an artist whose career spanned continents, mediums, and decades.