Friday 06/February/2026 – 02:21 AM
This Friday morning, Luxor Governorate witnessed the arrival of Tiffany Trump, the daughter of US President Donald Trump, accompanied by her husband, the Lebanese businessman Michael Boulos.
A private visit to the capital of civilization
This visit comes after their arrival in Cairo yesterday, Thursday, where they began their Egyptian tour with a visit to the Giza Pyramids area, before heading south to enjoy the warm winter sun in the world tourism capital.
A tour of the temples and royal tombs
Cairo 24 learned from its sources that the visit program in Luxor is private, as the couple aims to spend a quiet family winter vacation.
The program includes an extensive tour that includes the Luxor and Karnak Temples on the eastern bank, in addition to a visit to the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut and a number of tombs of the Valley of the Kings on the western bank, to explore the greatness of ancient Egyptian civilization.
At the field level, Luxor Governorate raised its level of readiness to its highest level, as cleaning work was intensified and tourist paths were paved, in parallel with the Security Directorate raising its state of alert to secure the visit and implementing a precise traffic plan to ensure easy movement of the procession.
From Mykonos to the White House…the story of the duo
This visit takes on a special character due to the background of the famous duo; Tiffany (32 years old) is Donald Trump’s daughter from his second wife, Marla Maples, and a graduate of Georgetown University Law School.
As for her husband, Michael Boulos (28 years old), he is the son of Massad Boulos, the Lebanese billionaire and President Trump’s senior advisor for Arab and African affairs, who played a pivotal role in Trump’s recent election campaign.
The story of their acquaintance dates back to the summer of 2018 on the Greek island of Mykonos, and their love story culminated in a legendary wedding in November 2022 at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
The couple had their first child, “Alexander,” in May 2025, making him the American president’s eleventh grandchild.
Michael has a strong economic background, as he grew up in Nigeria and his family runs a huge business empire that includes automobile and equipment distribution companies (Boulos Enterprises).
