Egypt’s continued robust hospitality performance over the past year was led by continuous efforts being made to improve safety, security and tourists’ overall experience as well as including global marketing campaigns and setting out new tourism regulations across the country.
The Ministry of Tourism and Ministry of Antiquities also consolidated their agendas and officially merged into one body hoping to result in all of the tourism sector’s participants taking a more integrated approach to maximising the value of Egypt’s offering. In addition, since the UK lifted its ban on Sharm El Sheikh in late October, several operators have re-introduced the city to its programmes, which is set to boost tourist arrivals to the country.

According to Arabianindustry.com