Port Ghalib is being developed into a billion dollar international holiday destination Mecca. It is situated on the Egyptian Red Sea Riviera. The tremendous development was and is still being undertaken by a company based in Kuwait. Port Ghalib's induction to the British market was last November of 2007 in London.

The Group from Kuwait is saying that joining the World Travel Expo is very important in promoting Port Ghalib. The event is significantly important because it brings representatives and stakeholders of the international travel and tourism sector together in one place. The opportunity to present Port Ghalib to the tourism industry is maximized when it joined the World Travel Market.

The Al- Quseir property market is remarkably attractive to British investors because of its strategic location. Likewise, they have been intensely benefiting from Al-Quseir's rising tourism traffic which is a result of the Egyptian government’s campaign design to specifically attract further capital investment and foster economic growth.

The ancient yet fascinating town of Al- Quseir is of incalculable interest to countless British and European visitors every year.  Now it is piquing the interest of foreign real estate financiers as well as globally known overseas property development corporations such as the Gulf Based Developing Giants who has been making its move onto the Red Sea Riviera property scene since 2005. Although real estate values are currently low, the Al-Quseir property market is showing vast possibilities for improvement.

Safaga is also known as Bur Safaga, or Port Safaga. It is a town about 65 km south of Hurghada. It is regarded as Egypt’s phosphate export center because it has a lot of phosphate mines.

Considered as Egypt’s main port, Safaga has a cruise shuttle service line connecting its marine port to Saudi Arabia and Jordan. A majority of yachts going into Egypt clear at Port Safaga. It is also the best place to leave a yacht, if the owner wishes explore Egypt a little more.