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181 flights expected at Marsa Alam in the week to 20 November

Marsa Alam's tourism marketing committee head, Rami Fayez, told Al-Watan the arrivals should lift hotel occupancy to around 88%, with German and Polish visitors leading the winter season.

14 November 2026

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File photo: air passengers carry bags down an aircraft stairway onto the apron beside an EgyptAir jet. Used to illustrate arrivals at Marsa Alam; the airport, flight and date are not established by the picture.
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About 181 international flights are due at Marsa Alam between 14 and 20 November, according to Rami Fayez, who heads the city's tourism marketing committee.

Fayez said the week's arrivals should take hotel occupancy to around 88%, a level he described as very good for this point in the year. The figures are his committee's expectation for the week, not a confirmed count of flights flown.

He said German and Polish travellers are driving the winter season along this coast, with flights from both markets rising to Marsa Alam and Hurghada. Both countries rank among Egypt's five largest source markets so far this year.

Citing official statistics, Fayez put Egypt's arrivals at about 18.2 million in the first nine months of 2026, and said he expects about 20 million by the end of the year based on current and forward bookings.

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Based on an interview with Rami Fayez, head of Marsa Alam's tourism marketing committee, published by Al-Watan on 14 November. The flight count and the occupancy figure are his committee's expectation for the week; no airport or ministry confirmation was available.

Image credit: Al-Masry Al-Youm · Archive photo

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