Tourism Authority Issues 16 Land Allocations for Projects South of Hurghada

Egypt’s General Authority for Tourism Development has issued 16 final land allocation decisions for investment plots in the South Magawish tourism zone, south of Hurghada in the Red Sea governorate.

The allocations cover a combined area of more than one million square metres. The plots are designated for integrated tourism projects.

The decisions concern land within the South Magawish tourism zone, rather than separate sites across the governorate. They mark the final allocation of the plots for tourism investment.

No details were provided on the investors, the value of the planned developments or their construction schedules. The announcement also did not specify the facilities to be included in the projects.