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Tourism sets up offices in Saudi for Egyptian pilgrims' complaints
The article discusses the efforts of the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism in monitoring the 1448 AH pilgrimage season in Saudi Arabia. Specialized field committees have been established in Mecca and Medina to ensure that tourism companies comply with the agreed-upon programs and to protect pilgrims' rights. The relevant authorities emphasize providing immediate support to address any issues faced by pilgrims, whether through inspection visits to accommodation and service areas or via the electronic "Rafeeq" app, which facilitates communication and trip follow-up. Pilgrims are also encouraged to engage with the committees and provide feedback to ensure the quality of services and the safety of the journey. Legal measures are taken against violating companies to safeguard the rights of the pilgrims.
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