Since abruptly the sharpest and fittest will only come out of the current tough wave, Invest-Gate lays out the flow of spillovers from Coronavirus shocks on the hotel sector, attempting to help owners/operators craft ways to steer through today's uncharted territory and buffer potential negative impacts on businesses. 

Invest-Gate underlines the wide spectrum of benefits sports events provide for host destinations, while highlighting the impact of 2019 AFCON on Egypt in specific.

Invest-Gate lists the opportunities and challenges facing any investing developer in the Egyptian property market today.

The hospitality sector continued to act as the main supporter of the overall commercial real estate sector, with Cairo’s hotel supply remaining steady and occupancy rates showing positive trends over the course of the first nine months of this year

Invest-Gate held its second roundtable, named “Real Estate Tourism Development," on October 23 under the auspices of the Minister of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities, covering a wide range of topics and suggesting a number of important recommendations, and these are some of the most powerful and influential quotes said by top real estate market leaders during the event

Cairo remains one of the oldest cities in history with diversified civilizations and a mix of cultures. As we have learned in school its prime location on the old world map has led to it being cosmopolitan where Europeans, Asians, Middle Easterners, and Africans meet, trade, and mate. Even throughout modern history, its location has helped shape world politics and economies. Having said that Cairo is one historical hub that is a must visit and a great investment option

Tourism and leisure facilities have always been known to have a profound impact on the value of surrounding properties and the type of clientele they attract, among many other features

Despite several challenges witnessed in the past years, Egypt’s tourism sector managed to navigate choppy waters and started to bounce back. Invest-Gate interviews Christopher Lund, associate director at Colliers International MENA, to discuss his insights on the tourism market in Egypt and his future outlook.

Destinations along the Red Sea are numerous including Nuweiba, Ain Sokhna, Ras Sudr, Sharm El-Sheikh, Hurghada, Gouna, Marsa Alam, Somabay and many more. Each destination is unique and offer its own special set of entertainment, beaches, and services

For many years, Egypt has been viewed as a risky tourist destination despite its unrivaled natural landscapes, history, and culture. However, tourists have recently began returning in flocks as stability returns, and the hospitality sector is growing as a result. Invest-Gate delves more into this issue to explore to what extent Egypt started to reap the rewards.