New Alamein has been named the Capital of Arab Resorts for 2025 on by the Arab Tourism Organization Thursday, 22 May, marking a major milestone for Egypt’s coastal tourism ambitions. The recognition highlights the city’s rapid rise as a premier Mediterranean destination, backed by modern infrastructure, a growing lineup of summer festivals, and a vision for sustainable tourism. In a statement issued by Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, officials said the title reflects New Alamein’s “unique natural landscapes, world-class hospitality, and its ability to host major cultural and entertainment events.” The city, located on Egypt’s northwestern Mediterranean shore, was inaugurated in 2018 and is part of the country’s broader strategy to develop fourth-generation cities with strong tourism potential. Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Sherif Fathy welcomed the announcement, describing it as a proud moment for Egypt and a reflection of the state’s commitment to high-quality coastal development. He also noted that throughout 2025, a year-long calendar of cultural and artistic events will be launched in celebration of the title, in partnership with local and regional institutions. New Alamein’s selection comes at a time when Egypt is positioning itself as…
