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Tourism Minister Sets 15000 Visitor Cap at GEMS
The Minister of Tourism and Antiquities indicated that the Grand Egyptian Museum has become a significant addition to Egypt's tourism sector, with visitor numbers reaching 3 million by the end of June. Due to the high demand, a maximum limit of 15,000 visitors per day has been set, with the possibility of reducing this number during maintenance periods. On peak days, the total number of visitors inside the museum and the Giza Pyramids reached around 60,000 people, which led to the museum's closure for one day. Visitor entry is now organized through a pre-booked ticket system in order to study visitor flow and improve the overall experience. Additionally, 3,000 students are admitted for free daily, with a focus on managing entry movement and setting a maximum number of visitors to ensure quality service.
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