This December, Emirates is turning one of the most forgettable parts of flying into something unexpectedly thoughtful. Its new amenity kits are for long-haul flights for…
Author: Malak Shalaby
Malak Shalaby
Malak cannot seem to get enough of Literature - so much so that she has pursued it in both her BA and MA, and the love affair is still going strong. Aside from her love for words, humans generally fascinate her. She spends a lot of her time analyzing the minds of people around her and watching criminal minds. She is still fairly new in adulthood, and until now, nothing has made sense in life but chocolate.
Al Ain Region has been named Arab Capital of Tourism 2026, keeping its recent streak going. The announcement comes after the city’s selection as GCC Capital…
Big news from Egypt’s Red Sea coast: Ain Sokhna Port just snagged a spot in the Guinness World Records as the deepest man-made port basin built…
The Carthage Film Festival never fails to surprise us, and this year’s lineup is especially exciting. From intimate family struggles to rebellious road trips and sweeping…
The end of the year is shaping up to be a thrilling time for cinema lovers in Egypt, with a lineup of movies that promise drama,…
Christmas in the Middle East has a way of doing things differently — bolder, more symbolic, sometimes quieter, sometimes unapologetically extra. From trees that speak to…
We had a little chat with Shereen Tarek Ahmed, an actress and singer whose journey has taken her from childhood summers in Alexandria to Broadway stages,…
As the holiday lights glow warmer and Cairo slips into its cozy winter mood, Egypt’s bakeries and chocolatiers begin rolling out creations that feel like little…
Egypt is bringing an amazing lineup of NYE events this year, from legendary Arab performers to international DJs and beachside parties. Whether you love techno, Arabic…
Lebanon is marking a special cultural moment today with the official release of a postage stamp honoring the legendary Lebanese composer and pianist Ziad Rahbani. It’s…
