Egypt allocates one million square meters for tourism projects south of Hurghada

Egypt's Tourism Development Authority has issued 16 final land allocation decisions totaling over one million square meters south of Hurghada.

• The General Authority for Tourism Development issued 16 final allocation decisions for investment plots in South Magawish tourist center south of Hurghada.
• Authority CEO Mostafa Abdel Wahab said the projects will add some 856 hotel rooms and raise an existing project's capacity to 946 hotel units.
• Abdel Wahab said the decisions approve two water parks, one for a global operator, plus tourism service centers and luxury entertainment areas.
• Minister Randa El-Menshawy said the state aims to expand hotel capacity and support tourism investment.