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Samir Ferg Center Boosts Western Desert Tourism
The article focused on the Samir Fargah Axis Project in northern Luxor, which is truly a lifeline supporting tourism in the region. After its construction, stretching 19.8 kilometers in length and 60 meters in width, it significantly reduced travel time to archaeological sites from one hour to just 15 minutes, facilitating easier movement for tourists between the east and west and boosting tourism development. Despite previous rumors questioning its effectiveness, data shows that the axis has helped transport thousands of tourists daily with speed and efficiency. Its cost exceeded 7.2 billion Egyptian pounds and it includes a series of bridges and tunnels connecting roads with archaeological areas, highlighting its vital role in enhancing tourism infrastructure and sustainable development in Luxor Governorate.
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