Egypt is a unique tourist place to spend summer holidays. It is home to a number of ancient marvels of the world. Egypt boasts ofseveral archaeological wonders like the Pyramids of Giza, the temples of Luxor and Karnak,the Sphinx, in …

For the position of director general of UNESCO, Egypt has selected its erstwhile tourism and antiquities minister, Khaled El Enany. Mr El Enany’s selection to the UN cultural organization was declared by Mostafa Madbouly, the Prime Minister of Egypt, on …

On Tuesday, a workshop was organized between Egyptian and Chinese tourism companies and tour operators in Cairo.

The Egyptian government is planning a route mapfor propelling tourism growth, said the Egypt minister of tourism, Ahmed Eissa.The ministeremphasized on the significance of the nationwide plan to grow tourism, which is an integral part of the economy in Egypt. …

Located within a short distance from the famous Aswan Dam, the Temple of Philae, on the islet of Aguilkya, immerses visitors in the history of ancient Egypt. Dedicated to the protective goddess Isis, its bas-reliefs and murals make it an …

For the first time,Egypt is giving a multiyear visa and adding more countries to be eligible for visa-on-arrival facility, said he country’s tourism minister . A multiple-entry visa valid for five years will be obtainable for $700, while a single-entry …

It is hoped by Ahmed Issa, Egypt’s Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, that the encouraging growth in tourists this year will convert into a 30 percent gain by the end of the year, bringing the total to 15 million. According …

When it comes to hotel development across Africa, Egypt and Marriott are the two phenomena to watch. This insight comes from this year’s African Hotel Chain Development Pipeline report, widely acknowledged as the industry’s most authoritative source, documenting and analysing …

How are Bahrain, Egypt, Croatia and Georgia confronting tomorrow’s challenges and how are these countries’ tourism policies paving the way for the future? That was the topic Monika Jones discussed with the Kingdom of Bahrain’s Tourism Minister Fatima Al Sairifa, Egyptian Tourism Minister Ahmed Issa, and Georgian Vice Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Mariam Kvrivishivli on Tuesday at the ITB Berlin Convention. Also taking part was Croatian Tourism and Sports Minister Nikolina Brnjac.

Egypt, home to ancient pyramids and Red Sea resorts, intends to boost tourism by up to 30% per year over the next five years by bringing in private corporations to run sites and inaugurating a massive museum by the end …