Egypt highlights top tourism projects at Arab Travel Market exhibition

Egypt Continues to Propel Tourism Growth with Innovative Strategies

Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Egypt is making waves in the tourism industry by showcasing its potential, projects, and future initiatives at the Arabian Travel Market (ATM 2024) in Dubai. With a commitment to enhancing the visitor experience and attracting more tourists from around the world, especially from the GCC countries, Egypt is on track to further boost its tourism sector, which saw a record-breaking 15 million visitors in 2023.

Dr. Ghada Shalaby, Egypt’s Vice Minister of Tourism and Antiquities for Tourism Affairs, highlighted the country’s efforts to diversify its tourism offerings. From health tourism to meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions, Egypt is catering to the evolving preferences of travelers. The Ministry is also introducing innovative programs like Umrah Plus and the Cairo City Break to attract a wide range of visitors.

Collaboration is at the core of Egypt’s tourism strategy, with partnerships being strengthened between tourism entities in Egypt, the Far East, GCC countries, and other Arab nations. By working together to promote Egyptian destinations and provide unparalleled experiences for visitors, the tourism sector is poised for growth and success.

Egypt is also investing heavily in infrastructure development to improve accessibility and connectivity across the country. From enhancing transportation networks to expanding airport facilities and railway systems, significant investments are being made to ensure smooth travel experiences for tourists.

With the launch of new programs like the Cairo City Break and the development of eco-friendly transportation options, Egypt is reshaping its tourism landscape. The country’s commitment to deregulation and liberalization in the tourism industry, coupled with substantial investments in infrastructure, positions Egypt as a top destination for travelers seeking unique experiences and cultural attractions.

As Egypt continues to chart a path of growth and resilience in its tourism sector, the future looks bright for this ancient land with a rich history and vibrant culture.