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Egypt wants to have tourism come back, but safely

By Juergen Steinmetz On Jan 5, 2021
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In Egypt out of 1,200 hotels, 700 have licenses to operate under current health restrictions due to COVID-19

Tourism revenue in Egypt dropped 70% in 2020. The countries travel and tourism industry is hurting and is trying hard to find a way to get the 3.5 million visitors the North African country lost, to come back.

Tourism and Antiquities Minister Khaled El-Enany told a news agency, that 15% of Egypts National Economy is dependent on tourism

New archaeological discoveries had been announced recently, to revive visitor numbers, and hope the delayed opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum next to the pyramids, expected later this year, will help the sector recover.

Egypt’s official version is that the country’s goal is right now is not to count the number of tourists but to have it be said that Egypt is a safe tourist destination

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