- 12 August, 2026
A 2,000-year-old shipwreck filled with ancient pottery was found in Turkey
A shipwreck off the coast of Antalya in Turkey was located under the Mediterranean Sea at a depth of 150 feet with a hoard of
New Alamein Festival 2025 Will Change Egypt Tourism
Official United Media Services announces the New Alamein Festival is returning to one of the largest cultural events in Egypt, and the Middle East. The
Kuwait’s Entertainment City: Employment, Tourism, and Global Brands
Kuwait’s tourism and leisure sector is undergoing a seismic shift with the opening of the new Entertainment City project, a mega project that will become
Why is Wonderland Kuwait The Best Visit for Family and Tourists?
Wonderland Kuwait has rapidly become one of the top attractions for families and tourists looking for a combination of entertainment, culture, and a winter wonderland.
Eco-Tourism Project Launched in Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt
The Egyptian government has officially opened a significant eco-tourism project in the village of El-Gharqana, located in the Nabq Protected Area of Sharm el-Sheikh. The
Explore the famous hanging churches of Egypt, the seven wonders of the world
The Hanging Church, or El Muallaqa, lies in Old Cairo and is one of the oldest and most honored Coptic churches in Egypt. It is
Must Know about Sarv-e Abarkuh, a 5000-Year-Old Cypress in the Center of Iran
At the heart of Yazd province in Iran is an incredible natural wonder, Sarv-e Abarkuh, a cypress tree that is over 5,000 years old. Believed
Must-see haunted houses in Kuwait with chilling stories
Kuwait is known for its contemporary skyline as well as its lively markets, but also for some creepy, abandoned homes that locals call “ghost houses.”
Kuwait Towers: An Iconic Combination of Heritage and Modernity You Cannot Miss
Located directly on the Arabian Gulf, Kuwait Towers are more than just a water reservoir – they are a visual representation of the culture of
Archaeologists discover 2,500-year-old Midas dynasty tomb in Turkey
Recent discoveries from an ancient burial mound in Turkiye have changed what we thought we knew about the mythical King Midas of legends. Archaeologists now