Articles tagged “egypt”

The Iran war hasn’t destroyed Middle East travel demand — it has reshuffled it. Egypt is picking up what the Gulf is losing.

Egypt’s hotel pipeline looks extraordinary on paper — the real story is whether financing, construction, and demand can keep pace with ambition.

Growth may slow down to more modest levels, but the region is becoming a global travel hub for sports, tech, and entertainment.

Egypt says it needs 250,000 more hotel rooms to be constructed if its to hit its tourism goals for the next decade.

Despite tensions all around it, the Middle East had another good year for tourism. Jordan was an exception to that, but its tourism minister remains hopeful for the future.

Skift is honored to present the latest installment of our Generation Next series – this time dedicated to spotlighting remarkable women leaders shaping travel in the Middle East and North Africa

While global travel begins to see the first signs of a slowdown, key Middle East destinations have been performing well.

Almost 1.5 million Russians headed to Egypt last year, beaten only by Germany.

Indian travelers are looking at Middle East for short-haul trips. Airlines from India and the region are in a race to attract them.

Today's podcast looks at emergent tourism destinations, Four Seasons' remote gamble, and an airport slot battle in Washington, D.C.