Tourism News
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UNIDO, Egypt sign agreement for $3M green Hurghada project
The Green Hurghada project targets the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions, the preservation of biodiversity in the coastal Hurghada region.
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Egypt sets date for offering operation of 20 airports to private sector
A government source detailed the Egyptian government’s plan to manage and operate several airports by private sector companies.
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Tahrir Complex will be one of the most luxurious hotels in Egypt
The historical character of the building, especially its facades, will be preserved as it's registered in National Organization for Urban Harmony.
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Egypt and Saudi Arabia Cooperate to Build a Vibrant Hub in Downtown Cairo
The project is meant to cover the expansive 16,500 square meters of land with a vibrant hub for startups and innovation.
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Here are the working hours for Egypt’s museums, archaeological sites in Ramadan
The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced the timings of museums and archaeological sites during the holy month of Ramadan.
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German Steigenberger Hotels AG signs contract to manage hotels at South Sinai’s Great Transfiguration site
The German company will be in charge of the management of hotels and tourist resorts located on the lands owned by Misr Sinai Tourism Company.
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Egypt to operate its first double-decker train
It is a Desiro HC model, consisting of two floors, with a capacity of 849 passengers, and will operate on the lines at an operating speed of 160 km/h.
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Egypt’s tourism at ITB Berlin: Industry soars with 15 million visitors in 2023
Egypt announces at ITB Berlin: Tourism booms to 15M in 2023, a jump from 4.9M, with 1.6M Germans. A pivotal moment for Egypt’s global tourism.
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Airport, business hub, entertainment & industrial areas to be part of Ras al-Hikma city
The meeting came to follow up on the executive procedures for the project to develop the city of Ras al-Hikma, in partnership between Egypt and UAE.
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Bust of Ramses II statue uncovered in Upper Egypt
It depicts King Ramses II wearing a double crown and a headdress topped with a royal cobra.
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Egypt Healthcare Authority inks agreements with regional healthcare players in medical tourism push
Egypt is developing a plan to work with the private sector to turn cities across the country into centers of medical tourism.
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PM: We started to devise integrated vision on tourism, medical locations
The Egyptian state is beginning to develop all such destinations through the promotion of partnership with the private sector and experts.
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Why are the Gulf states 'buying up' Egypt's coastline?
Egyptian leaders announced that the United Arab Emirates would be investing $35 billion (€32 billion) directly into the Egyptian economy.
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Egypt hosts 2nd international conference on medical tourism applications
During his tour of the exhibition, the Prime Minister visited a number of sections, including the booth of the General Authority for Healthcare.
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Ancient Egyptian antiquities to go for sale at Christie’s in New York on April
Topping the auction is the Egyptian Green Schist Votive Cubit Rod of Mery-Ptah, dating to circa 1330-1250 B.C.
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Egypt secures first tranche of $15 billion from Ras El Hekma deal
Egypt received an additional $5 billion as the final part of the first tranche of the $35 billion Ras El-Hekma deal with the United Arab Emirates.
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Unveiling Egypt’s Exciting Upcoming Marathons
Ras Mohamed National Park? the bustling streets of Cairo? or the stunning Wadi Degla Protectorate? These marathons promise unforgettable experiences.
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Sharm el-Sheikh wins safest tourist destination award
The Red Sea resort city of Sharm El-Sheikh won the African-Asian Union (AFASU) Golden Award for the Safest Tourist Destination to visit.
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Ancient Underwater City Unveils Temples to Aphrodite and Amun Off Egypt's Coast
Discover the treasures of Thonis-Heracleion, an ancient port city submerged beneath the Mediterranean Sea. Unearth temples dedicated to Aphrodite.
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Egypt sees 6 percent increase in tourist arrivals in first 50 days of 2024
The country is striving for an annual growth rate of 25 to 30 percent in inbound tourism.