Legacy Hotels Holding has announced its entry into the Egyptian market for the launch of two Golden Tulip hotels, securing partnerships with local developers for projects in Giza and Sheikh Zayed City, reported ZAWYA.
The company will bring a total of 411 rooms to Cairo as part of its expansion across North Africa and its ongoing strategy to increase its presence in both established and developing urban areas.
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Legacy Hotels collaborated with Makkah for Real Estate Developments for the Golden Tulip Sheikh Zayed City, which will offer approximately 112 rooms and is expected to open in Q4 2028.
This hotel is planned for Sheikh Zayed City and will be part of a larger mixed-use complex aimed at attracting both business and leisure travellers.
In addition, Legacy Hotels has partnered with Amaranto Real Estate Development Company to open the Golden Tulip Cairo Pyramids, a 299-room property positioned near the Pyramids of Giza.
The hotel is anticipated to open in the fourth quarter of 2027.
Amaranto Real Estate Development Company chairman Khaled Wagdy Abdelmoniem Khaled said: “We are pleased to partner with Legacy Hotels Holding to bring Golden Tulip to such an iconic location.
“This collaboration reflects our shared ambition to deliver high-quality hospitality experiences that support Egypt’s growing tourism sector.”
Serving as the regional partner of Louvre Hotels Group in the Middle East and North Africa, Legacy Hotels manages a portfolio of 42 properties in 14 countries, focusing on expansion throughout the region in collaboration with international brands and local partners.
Legacy Hotels chief investment and development officer Abdulrahman Almoayed said: “Entering Egypt with two strategically positioned properties is a defining moment for Legacy Hotels Holding.
“It reflects both the strength of our development approach and our confidence in Egypt’s long-term tourism and investment potential.”
