New governor of renowned historical Luxor province of Egypt affirms that his priorities are to solve all tourism problems and help the sector’s workers earn a decent living.

Back from the Airport City Conference in South Africa, Egyptian Minister of Civil Aviation prepares to make a formal announcement of the latest investment opportunities available.

As the usual culprits persist in their usual campaigns against postrevolution Egypt, the government endeavors to boost tourism in many innovative as well as classical ways.

Despite anti-government media propaganda that exaggerates Egypt’s security problem, which is limited to approximately 2 square miles in total, tourism is in fact picking up fast.

New Egypt-Iran Cooperation Council starts work on various projects in Egypt, including a complete food-manufacturing city and a comprehensive railway restructuring initiative.

The Muslim Brotherhood launches domestic tourism trips to historical Luxor in upper Egypt, among efforts coordinated with the group’s political arm, the FJP, to help the country take its rightful

Freedom and Justice Party leader Gazzar assures party will do everything in its power to support and help Egyptian tourism sector move beyond current crisis.

Egyptian President Morsi assures that Egypt is well-qualified for a strong launch into new horizons and a bright future, and that it has the will and the resources to make

With tourism surging in Egypt, in recent months, the country hopes to attract 25 million tourists a year, marketing its ancient civilization sites as well as several other attractions like

Egypt’s long-hoped-for tourism boom has already started, with higher numbers of tourists and better resort and hotel occupancy, and the FJP’s tourism official promises even rosier seasons.