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Rotana highlights collection of hotels, resorts at WTM - Vimarsana News

Rotana highlights collection of hotels, resorts at WTM

Rotana has highlighted its diverse collection of hotels and resorts at World Travel Market (WTM) London 2022, taking place at the ExCeL London convention centre from November 7 to 9.

Egypt president vows to solve obstacles facing industrialists, investors - Vimarsana News

Egypt president vows to solve obstacles facing industrialists, investors

CAIRO: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi witnessed the inauguration of 64 projects on Saturday. The projects are part of Ebdaa — the national initiative for the development of industry in Egypt. The launch came on the sidelines of El-Sisi’s inauguration of the first international forum and exhibition for industry at Al-Manara Conference Center in New Cairo. The

Eternal Egypt – a journey out of time - Vimarsana News

Eternal Egypt – a journey out of time

The country’s ancient wonders still hold us spellbound, but its pulsing, intense present is just as intoxicating

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Egypt's real estate frenzy: An "iron curtain" between rich and poor - Vimarsana News

Egypt's real estate frenzy: An "iron curtain" between rich and poor

Egypt’s military regime is tirelessly modernising roads, public transport and industry across the country and erecting a luxurious administrative capital for the upper class. But the construction boom is primarily financed on credit – Cairo is racing headlong into a debt crisis. By Sofian Philip Naceur

Real estate frenzy in Egypt: An "iron curtain" between rich and poor - Vimarsana News

Real estate frenzy in Egypt: An "iron curtain" between rich and poor

Egypt’s military regime is tirelessly modernising roads, public transport and industry across the country and erecting a luxurious administrative capital for the upper class. But the construction boom is primarily financed on credit – Cairo is racing headlong into a debt crisis. By Sofian Philip Naceur