New Alamein City in Egypt Set to Rival Mediterranean Hotspots

A US$183 billion seaside mega city, New Alamein in Egypt, is touted to become the crown jewel of the Mediterranean, luring tourists away from traditional European vacation destinations such as Greece, Italy, and Spain.

Nestled along the sparkling north coast, New Alamein City of Egypt is a bustling metropolis poised to take on Greece, Italy, and Spain for tourist numbers in the Mediterranean. It has white sandy beaches, shares in the Mediterranean climate, and presents a vision of modernity, offering a blend of cultural richness and luxury.

New Alamein City has been designed to the highest standards expected of a fourth-generation city and aims to revolutionize the northern coast’s tourism scene. Unlike the private resorts that can be found along the shoreline, this new metropolis is an open-to-the-public city experience, which gives travelers from around the world an opportunity to bathe in its splendor.

In addition to its allure as a tourist hotspot, New Alamein City works to alleviate some of Cairo’s congestion issues, offering an alternative living space for millions.

Sprawling across 50,000 acres and stretching for 60 kilometers along the coast, the mega city is set to accommodate more than three million people upon completion, taking the strain off Egypt’s capital.