Egypt Sets A New Tourism Benchmark As Fifteen Point Seven Eight Million Travelers Explore The Country In 2024

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Egypt hit a tourism milestone in 2024, welcoming fifteen point seven eight million visitors as the sector thrives, aiming for thirty million annually.

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli announced that Egypt welcomed 15.78 million tourists in 2024, marking a historic achievement for the country’s tourism sector.

During a government meeting, Madbouli stressed the vital role of tourism in strengthening the national economy. The state aims to attract 30 million visitors annually, positioning Egypt as a top global destination.

The announcement followed a report from Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Sherif Fathy, outlining key trends in inbound tourism throughout the year.

Data from the first half of the 2024-2025 fiscal year, covering July to December 2024, showed a significant increase, with 8.7 million tourists arriving in Egypt.

This surge highlights the ongoing efforts to enhance tourism infrastructure, promote Egypt’s cultural heritage, and attract more international visitors.

Germany, Russia, and Saudi Arabia ranked as the top three countries contributing to Egypt’s tourism boom in 2024 and the first half of the fiscal year.

With the sector’s continued expansion, Egypt is set to further boost its global tourism appeal, reinforcing its position as a must-visit destination.