Assessment of attacks on Cairo tourism
Egypt

Assessment of attacks on Cairo tourism


http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2005/741/eg1.htm
"Will last week's terror attacks near two of Egypt's most popular tourist attractions, the Egyptian Museum and the Citadel, have an effect on the nation's most vital industry? The attacks, which left four tourists injured, took place just as Egypt was celebrating its best year of tourism ever, with a record of eight million visitors in 2004. Solidly ahead of oil, Suez Canal revenues, and remittances, tourism is Egypt's main hard currency earner at $6.5 billion per year". See article for more.




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