The Memorial to the Victims of the Russian Plane Crash is a commemorative landmark established in honor of those who lost their lives in the 2015 air disaster. It is a humanitarian symbol expressing solidarity, mourning, and remembrance. The site is not a recreational attraction, but a place of respect dedicated to preserving the memory of the victims. Historical Background: On 31 October 2015, Metrojet Flight 9268 crashed shortly after departing from Sharm El-Sheikh, heading to Saint Petersburg. There were 224 people on board. The incident had a significant impact on tourism in Sharm El-Sheikh at that time. The memorial was created to serve as a lasting tribute to the victims. Location: • Situated near Sharm El-Sheikh International Airport. • Located in a relatively quiet area away from major tourist crowds. • Easily accessible via the main road. The site was chosen due to its proximity to the original flight path. Architectural Design: • Simple and formal design with a respectful tone. • Includes symbolic elements representing remembrance. • Features commemorative plaques or inscriptions. • Surrounded by an open and peaceful space. The purpose of the design is to convey dignity, calmness, and respect. Symbolism: • Represents human solidarity between nations. • Honors the memory of the victims. • Emphasizes the importance of aviation safety and peace. Touristic Importance: Although not a traditional tourist attraction, it: • Forms part of the city’s modern history. • Is visited by some Russian tourists who lay flowers. • Reflects the humanitarian dimension of Sharm El-Sheikh. Best Time to Visit: It is best visited during quiet daytime hours, as the atmosphere is calm and respectful. Key Features: • Quiet location • Strong humanitarian and symbolic value • Modern landmark connected to contemporary history Challenges: • Not a recreational site. • No tourist activities available. • Mainly visited for symbolic and memorial purposes.