Set to open in 2027 the AED 3 billion project includes 162 rooms, 24 floating villas with underwater bedrooms and rooftop Jacuzzis, and a beach club.
Once abandoned, now refurbished, Sea Salt Batroun not only preserves but elevates the historical architecture of its past.
From natural springs to earthquake cracks, travelers who wander off the beaten track are delighted to a world of natural wonders.
Eman Sharif is a Bahraini explorer and storyteller who founded Campfire, a travel community designed to connect Arab women through purposeful journeys.
Glide through turquoise channels, watch herons take flight, and let the world slow to a whisper.
From Yemen’s Queen Arwa Mosque to Egypt’s Hatshepsut Temple, these monuments were commissioned by some of the region’s most historically powerful women.
These ceilings are living histories, where craft, colour, and imagination combine into masterpieces that demand to be seen.
Set on a solitary limestone promontory, Mseilha Fort was built in the 1600s to guard the valley road.
What happens when a wildlife photographer swaps the savannah for the yoga mat? Amira Ihab’s Our Earth Space is Cairo’s new go-to for mindful movement, and nature-focused retreats.
The new service includes a revamped meal programme with regional dishes and an upgraded entertainment system offering over 1,000 movies, TV shows, games, music, podcasts, and e-magazines.
With sabkha, shallow ponds and fossil dunes, Al Wathba is ideal for photography, birdwatching and short, contemplative walks.
Promising a digital-first experience, Riyadh Air’s fleet of Dreamliners and Airbuses will take travelers to over 100 destinations by 2030.
The UAE’s national carrier will begin flights to Kabul this December 18th, marking its 31st new route this year.
From Cairo’s riverside glamour to Marrakech’s riads and Saudi’s desert rock sanctuaries—these are the newest Michelin Key hotels to know.
The 10-year plan will introduce empathy-led design across both airports: from sensory-friendly lounges and quiet zones to improved mobility services, and autism-friendly travel routes.
Stone walls breathe stories of old Bekaa winters, and the scent of cedar drifts through courtyards.