Nassef Sawiris flies to Mykonos the week of a European summer break

Nassef Sawiris flew from Cairo to Mykonos on June 16, arriving at the island’s national airport aboard his Gulfstream G700, tail M-USIK, after a short 87-minute hop across the Mediterranean.

The trip lands on Mykonos the same week the Greek island enters peak season for the global ultra-wealthy, a perennial destination for private-jet arrivals seeking sun, seclusion, and the island’s high-end hospitality. Sawiris, who relocated his primary residence from the U.K. to Italy and Abu Dhabi over the past two years, per reports from Yahoo Finance and Shore Africa, has no known business commitments scheduled on Mykonos this week, suggesting a personal holiday after a period of intense corporate activity.

The flight follows a dense travel pattern for Sawiris in early June: he shuttled between New York, London, Nice, Valencia, and Cairo, likely juggling his roles as chairman of Aston Villa — which posted a record £113.6 million profit this spring, per Billionaires Africa — and as a major Adidas shareholder. Mykonos offers a quieter counterpoint to that itinerary.