With climate anxiety on the rise, mindful travelers feel that more sustainable experiences add value to their trips.

Real estate developer Red Sea Global announces new branded residences by names like Jumeirah along the Middle East's most ...

File photo of a submarine used by Sindbad Submarines in Egypt. (Sindbad Submarine) The tourist submarine sank in part of the Red Sea popular with divers and other visitors. (Nine) Property News ...

A tourist submarine named Sinbad sank in Egypt’s Red Sea, with 45 Russian tourists onboard ... successfully rescued and transported to nearby hospitals or back to their hotels. While most survivors ...

The Russian Embassy statement earlier today revealed that the vessel was owned by the hotel. Weather stations show that the weather at Hurghada and offshore in the Red Sea were calm this morning.

Earlier today (27 March), it was confirmed that a submarine carrying 45 tourists and five crew members had sank in the Red Sea ... from your hotel to our terminal, including land-sea ...

The Red Sea Security Directorate confirmed it had received a report of the tourist submarine sinking in front of the marina of a famous hotel, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries.

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Boats search for survivors after a tourist submarine sank in the popular Egyptian Red Sea destination of Hurghada, Egypt, Thursday, March 27, 2025. (AP Photo) ...

Six tourists were killed and 39 rescued when a submarine sank in the Egyptian Red Sea, the local governor confirms The accident happened around one kilometre off the coast of Hurghada The governor ...

Experience the beauty of the Red Sea’s underwater world without getting wet. It’s perfect for all ages and the memories will last a lifetime. "We provide point-to-point transfer from your hotel to our ...

"Their health is not a cause for concern … Diplomats of the General Consulate are on the pier of the 'Sindbad' hotel." Newsweek has contacted the Red Sea Governorate via a general email for comment.