Deputy PM: Tourism as core industry

The article highlights the confirmation by Deputy Prime Minister Hussein Eissa that Egypt's tourism sector represents an integrated industry considered one of the main drivers of the national economy, rather than just a recreational activity as sometimes perceived. It relies on a comprehensive industrial and service system that includes transportation, hotels, and various tourism services. He clarified that tourism directly contributes to providing foreign currency, creating job opportunities, attracting investments, and stimulating diverse economic sectors. He also emphasized the importance of transforming Egypt’s diverse tourist destinations into a global competitive advantage by developing the tourism product, improving quality, enhancing investments, and leveraging digital transformation to increase spending and extend tourists' stays. Furthermore, he addressed the necessity of cooperation between the government, the private sector, and the local community to achieve a sustainable vision for tourism. The focus is on making Egypt a preferred tourist destination that encourages repeat visits by working to strengthen infrastructure, improve the legislative environment, and stimulate investment. Finally, he affirmed that the success of the sector depends on joint efforts to turn Egypt’s cultural and natural assets into a sustainable economic strength that supports growth and creates employment opportunities.

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