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TUI's ROBINSON plans new adults-only resort in Egypt for 2029 opening

TUI's ROBINSON plans new adults-only resort in Egypt for 2029 opening

BitgetBitget2026/11/05 09:31
  • TUI's ROBINSON brand plans a second resort in Egypt's Soma Bay, expanding its presence to two clubs.
  • The adults-only resort will have around 250 rooms and is scheduled to open in 2029.
  • ROBINSON extended its contract with Club Ras Soma Hotel Company for the existing ROBINSON SOMA BAY.
  • The existing resort will retain its all-ages positioning and undergo comprehensive refurbishment following the new club's opening.


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