Egyptian General Company for Tourism & Hotels
Corporate brand
UnclaimedEgyptian state-owned hotel company that owns and usufructs hotels in Egypt and operates hotel and tourism institutes.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
EGOTH, the Egyptian General Company for Tourism & Hotels, is described on its official site as one of the main companies in the field of hotels in Egypt. It owns and usufructs 7 hotels under operation, as well as two hotels under development and a cruise (Opal Floating Restaurant). It is a subsidiary of The Holding Company for Tourism, Hotels and (HOTAC), and is 100% state-owned. EGOTH also owns three high and two upper-intermediate hotel institutes in Alexandria, Luxor and Ismailia.
History
EGOTH was founded on March 14, 1976. It is a state-owned joint stock company governed by Law No. 203 of 1991 (as amended by Law No. 185 of 2020) and its executive regulations. It is 100% state-owned through the Holding Company for Tourism, Hotels and (HOTAC). Its authorized capital is EGP 5 billion and its paid-up/issued capital is EGP 3 billion (30 million shares × EGP 100 each). The company's main purposes include tourism development, management and operation of hotel and tourism facilities, redevelopment (usufruct agreement), and development and renovation of such establishments.
Products and positioning
One of the main companies in the field of hotels in Egypt, owning and usufructing hotels and operating hotel institutes.
Hotels and resorts
Cruise (Opal Floating Restaurant)
Hotel and tourism institutes
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