Mislahi: Targeting 30M tourists by 2030
Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly confirmed that Egypt has welcomed nearly 19 million tourists for the first time in its history, generating revenues exceeding $18 billion. There are expectations that these figures will rise to 30 million tourists annually by 2030, producing revenues of up to $28 billion. To achieve this goal, the government plans to increase the current hotel room capacity, which stands at 238,000 rooms, and to develop tourist destinations and archaeological sites, especially following the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum. Improving infrastructure is also a top priority, including developing airports, with Cairo Airport receiving over 30 million passengers annually. Additionally, EgyptAir’s ranking has improved to 46th worldwide, placing it among the top 20 airline companies globally.
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