The Titanic Luxury Collection resort will open within a month in Sharm El Sheikh with 560 rooms and 60 villas

The Titanic Luxury Collection resort will soft-open by early December 2026 in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, with 560 rooms, 60 villas and a kilometre of beach on the Red Sea. Its management agreement was signed on 10 November in front of the Egyptian Prime Minister, between the owner, the Egyptian company Gazal, and the Turkish group Titanic Hotels. It is a very large all-inclusive family resort, with a water park and kids’ club, that adds villas with private pools and a 7,000 m² spa.

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1. A contract signed before the Prime Minister
2. Gazal pays, Titanic Hotels runs it
3. Announced in 2025 under another name
4. 560 rooms or 529? The figures differ
5. A water park and a 4,450 m² kids’ club
6. A 7,000 m² spa and a Greek restaurant

A contract signed before the Prime Minister

According to the Egyptian government’s statement, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly attended the signing of the management agreement on 10 November 2026. It was signed by Muzaffer Aygün, managing director of Titanic Hotels, and Hafez Bashir, chairman of Gazal, the Egyptian real estate and tourism investment company that owns the resort.

Tourism and Antiquities Minister Sherif Fathy, the Governor of South Sinai, General Ismail Mohamed Kamal, and Uğur İncesu, executive director of Titanic Hotels in Egypt, were also present. The Turkish group is thus launching its brand in Egypt, and the two partners say they intend to sign management agreements for three more hotels in the country. The resort should not be confused with the Titanic hotels in Hurghada, which belong to a different company.

Gazal pays, Titanic Hotels runs it

The investment, 100% Egyptian, comes to about 161.8 million euros (180 million dollars, at the ECB rate of 11 November 2026). It is provided by the owner, Gazal, not by Titanic Hotels, which will manage the resort.

According to the statement, construction and fit-out are complete. The resort is rated five stars and placed by its owner in the “ultra luxury” category, the very top of the market.

Announced in 2025 under another name

This is not a takeover: the resort has never opened. It was announced in 2025 as Titanic Deluxe Sharm El Sheikh, with an opening planned that same year. The schedule has therefore slipped by about a year, and the hotel has changed brand along the way.

The statement now plans a soft opening within 30 days, meaning by early December 2026: the resort will welcome its first guests before running at full capacity. No exact date has been published.

560 rooms or 529? The figures differ

The government statement announces 560 rooms and 60 villas along a one-kilometre beach, whereas the Titanic website mentions 529 rooms and villas, a gap that has not been explained so far. The villas each have a private pool.

A water park and a 4,450 m² kids’ club

Above all, this is a large all-inclusive family resort. It brings together a water park, sports grounds, a function room and the Kikoa kids’ club, which covers 4,450 m². The official website also mentions a promenade, Sharm Avenue.

The kilometre of beach is split into four zones, including an adults-only beach and one for honeymooners, with four jetties leading into the sea. Eight heated pools complete the picture, including a 2,400 m² main pool.

A 7,000 m² spa and a Greek restaurant

The spa spans 7,000 m² over two levels, with a hammam, saunas and a Technogym gym. For dining, the official website lists a main restaurant, a 24-hour restaurant, the Greek Yamas, the Lebanese and Middle Eastern Habibi, with cabaret, and Scorpion, blending international and Asian cuisine, as well as the Limoncello and Scorpion bars.

The statement adds two international brands that will open in Egypt for the first time, without naming them. Rates have not yet been published and no online booking was possible on the official website as of 12 November 2026. All images released so far are renderings.

This project joins the 105 luxury hotels in the pipeline in Africa. On the other shore of the Red Sea, see the Raffles The Red Sea resort in Saudi Arabia and, for upscale all-inclusive, the Kempinski in Cancún.