It doesn't get more luxurious than this. Visitors can take a seaplane over to a futuristic resort that has pool side bars and ...

The Saudi government is going big on tourism, looking to invest a whopping £618 billion into the sector by 2030.

Two hotels are now open, a further three will open this year, and then 11 more will debut by the end of 2025. By completion in 2030, The Red Sea will feature some 50 hotels, 8,000 rooms, up to ...

Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea project, part of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, is capturing the attention of high-net-worth individuals ...

This connected visitor experience will provide intuitive, real-time interactions tailored to individual preferences, ensuring a truly memorable stay at The Red Sea’s luxury resorts, islands, and ...

I was in Hurghada, the coastal capital of the ‘Red Sea Riviera ... It sounds high-end, but resorts here have been described as ‘five-star luxury at three-star prices’.

With its plush water bungalows and eye-watering prices (rooms start at around £1,500 per night, reaching up to £14,000 for the best suites), the St Regis might look like any other ultra-high-end ...

Shura is the main hub island at The Red Sea. It is home to 11 resorts, as well as lively experiences and amenities including restaurants, retail districts, luxury marinas and the Kingdom’s first ...

Luxury can be found anywhere (and everywhere) across the globe, from Art Nouveau palaces in Hungary to modernist oceanfront lodges on the Australian coast. From destination resorts that are ...