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Hurghada beaches feature watermelon carvings of Umm Kulthum, Nasser, and Mounir
The watermelon festival in Hurghada has begun, featuring the participation of 200 Egyptian and international chefs, aiming to boost tourism. Hotel occupancy rates in the city exceeded 90% in July, amid negotiations with European countries for new tourism contracts. Hurghada also celebrated the joy of German tourists following their national team's victory over Ivory Coast, along with special "flyboard" performances in the sky. Hotel prices are expected to reach up to 1,100 Egyptian pounds per night in the summer of 2026.
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