Tourism & Hospitality | Sunday 21 January, 2018 1:44 pm |

One of the most anticipated music festivals of the UAE, the Cairo Sound Music Festival organized by HI Wave is back to entertain the capital’s residents on 26 January with a stellar line-up boasting some of the biggest popstars of Egypt’s music scene.

 

The one-day only festival will showcase a spectacular selection of artists, Egyptian food stalwarts, and will exhibit souvenirs handcrafted by local, Egyptian artisans.  

 

Catch the best of Egypt at the Cairo Sound Music Festival with Nirvana Travel & Tourism’s packages available for groups starting from 2 persons right up to 6 persons. For rates starting at only AED 740, the package is inclusive of tickets to the festival and a one-night stay in some of the most luxuriant hotels of Yas Island such as Yas Viceroy, Rotana Yas Island, Radisson Blu Yas Island, Crowne Plaza Yas Island, Centro Yas Island, and Park Inn Yas Island. Festival-goers can also avail complimentary breakfast and access to popular hotspot, Yas Beach. 

 

Premium packages will comprise of a coveted AED 100 F&B voucher that can be availed at the festival, and a valuable AED 200 voucher that can be used at the hotel. The package ensures royal treatment for guests as it comprises an exclusive VIP entrance and lounge seating that boasts the best views of the musical performances.  

 

A spokesperson from Nirvana Travel & Tourism commented, “The Cairo Sound Music Festival gives music lovers the golden opportunity to escape the busy schedule of everyday city life, and absorb the sights, sounds, flavours and colours of this Egyptian extravaganza. The show has been curated in a way that will bring Egyptian music, food, culture and artistic expression to one stage.”

 

He added, “Through the careful preservation of its rich heritage, celebration of different cultures, and hosting a variety of different high-profile events, Abu Dhabi is recognized as one of Middle East’s most diverse entertainment capital. This music festival is one of the many cultural gems the emirate has produced.”