Egypt
- Tourism: 24% Growth In Tourism Last Year
Egypt State Information Service A Cabinet's report said that the growth rate of tourism sector increased by 24.3% during the FY 2007/2008. The occupancy rate reached 62%, total revenue reached $ 10.8 billion and the number of tourists reached 12.2...
- Egypt Sees Lower Tourism Revenue, Warns Of "panic"
Bloomberg (Tarek Al-Issawi and Abdel Latif Wahba) Egypt expects lower revenue from tourism this year because of the global financial crisis and its impact on the Egyptian economy, Egypt's minister of tourism said. The country's tourism industry,...
- Egypt: Pushing For Better Tourism
Zawya Egypt is overhauling its tourism industry in a bid to bring more foreign and domestic investment to the sector. A draft bill amendment, approved by the Egyptian parliament in June 2008, will change aspects of law 38, 1977, which regulates tourism...
- Tourism: Egypt Predicts 25 Million Tourists By 2020
Voltairenet The Egyptian minister of tourism said that the government is planning to increase the number of tourists to reach 25 million tourists in 2020, adding that this will be done through focusing on offering excellent tourists services and offering...
- Tourism: Egypt Tourism Industry Set To Grow
PR Minds Egypt’s ancient beauty, efficient tourism infrastructure and strong government support are alluring the tourists from all over the world to explore this mysterious country of mummies. RNCOS, the leading market research consulting services company,...
Egypt
Egypt tourism expects 10% growth
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"The industry is growing at such a rate that is seems set to break the 2005 record of 85 million tourist nights spent throughout the country's 170,000 hotel rooms. A number of factors are contributing to the fast-paced growth of Egypt's tourism sector, which is valued at 11 per cent of the total Egyptian economy, making it the second largest industry and the second largest employer. These include a range of exciting new attractions, in addition to the industry-wide shift to year-round tourism."
"The industry is growing at such a rate that is seems set to break the 2005 record of 85 million tourist nights spent throughout the country's 170,000 hotel rooms. A number of factors are contributing to the fast-paced growth of Egypt's tourism sector, which is valued at 11 per cent of the total Egyptian economy, making it the second largest industry and the second largest employer. These include a range of exciting new attractions, in addition to the industry-wide shift to year-round tourism."
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- Tourism: 24% Growth In Tourism Last Year
Egypt State Information Service A Cabinet's report said that the growth rate of tourism sector increased by 24.3% during the FY 2007/2008. The occupancy rate reached 62%, total revenue reached $ 10.8 billion and the number of tourists reached 12.2...
- Egypt Sees Lower Tourism Revenue, Warns Of "panic"
Bloomberg (Tarek Al-Issawi and Abdel Latif Wahba) Egypt expects lower revenue from tourism this year because of the global financial crisis and its impact on the Egyptian economy, Egypt's minister of tourism said. The country's tourism industry,...
- Egypt: Pushing For Better Tourism
Zawya Egypt is overhauling its tourism industry in a bid to bring more foreign and domestic investment to the sector. A draft bill amendment, approved by the Egyptian parliament in June 2008, will change aspects of law 38, 1977, which regulates tourism...
- Tourism: Egypt Predicts 25 Million Tourists By 2020
Voltairenet The Egyptian minister of tourism said that the government is planning to increase the number of tourists to reach 25 million tourists in 2020, adding that this will be done through focusing on offering excellent tourists services and offering...
- Tourism: Egypt Tourism Industry Set To Grow
PR Minds Egypt’s ancient beauty, efficient tourism infrastructure and strong government support are alluring the tourists from all over the world to explore this mysterious country of mummies. RNCOS, the leading market research consulting services company,...