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Egypt aims for 30 million visitors
Egyptian Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Sherif Fathi, revealed the sector’s targets up to 2030 and 2031. These include reaching 30 million tourists annually, achieving 300 million tourist nights, and generating revenues between $36 and $40 billion per year. Additionally, the goal is to have around 500,000 hotel rooms. He clarified that these targets are not finite ceilings, as Egypt possesses diverse assets that enable it to attract 60 to 70 million visitors annually, provided the necessary infrastructure and capabilities are in place. He also emphasized that global events and fluctuations significantly influence international tourism trends.
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