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Egypt advances toward sustainability
Egypt demonstrates its efforts to transition towards sustainable tourism by promoting green practices and clean energy in Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada. Sharm El Sheikh serves as a leading model, housing over 100 eco-friendly hotels, generating 55 megawatts of renewable energy, with 18% of electricity sourced from clean energy, and reducing hotel electricity consumption by 30%. Additionally, the "Green Hurghada" project has been signed in collaboration with UNIDO for 2024. More than 41% of hotel establishments apply green standards, and environmental initiatives such as banning plastic bags and operating electric buses are underway, all within the framework of Egypt's Vision to promote environmental and tourism sustainability.
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