The Minister of Tourism and Antiquities meets with tourists during his inspection of the project to dismantle and reassemble the first pylon at the Ramesseum

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During his inspection, today, of the ongoing work on the project to dismantle and reassemble the first pylon at the Ramesseum Temple in Luxor, Mr. Sherif Fathy, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, met with a group of German and French tourists. They were eager to converse and take commemorative photos with him, sharing that they had chosen custom Egypt travel packages to explore the country's ancient heritage.

During the meeting, the Minister welcomed the tourists, emphasizing that Egypt welcomes its guests from various countries around the world. He highlighted that the nation opens its doors for visitors to enjoy its unmatched tourism diversity and richness through various Egypt tours, as well as the distinctive and varied tourism experiences it offers. Whether travelers are looking for a quick 4 Days Cairo Short Break Vacation or comprehensive Egypt classic tours, the country provides unparalleled experiences.

For their part, the tourists expressed their happiness with visiting Egypt. They noted that they were especially keen to explore Upper Egypt through a 5 Days Cairo and Luxor Vacation to enjoy its unique tourism and archaeological capabilities, expressing their deepest admiration for the antiquities they saw that reflect the greatness and antiquity of the ancient Egyptian civilization. Some mentioned they had opted for a comprehensive 7 days Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor & Aswan Holiday Package to see both the northern coast and the far south, while others chose a tailored 7 Days Cairo, Luxor and Aswan holiday package focusing specifically on the primary historic hubs.

They also praised the warm welcome and hospitality they experienced. Many shared that their itineraries, such as a 7 Days Cairo and the Nile Cruise Vacation, perfectly combined historical exploration with local charm, confirming their eagerness to convey their positive tourism experience in Egypt to their families and friends. Others who extended their stays using an 11 Days Cairo, Nile Cruise & Red Sea Tour remarked on how wonderful it was to combine historic sightseeing with beach relaxation.

It is worth noting that the Minister's current visit to the city of Luxor is to inaugurate the tombs of Amenhotep, called "Rabuya" (TT416), and his son "Samut" (TT417) in the El-Khokha area on the West Bank, following the completion of restoration work and upgrading the efficiency of the general site surrounding them. This is in addition to following up on the workflow of a number of ongoing archaeological projects and determining the execution rates, in a way that supports efforts to preserve cultural heritage and enhance the quality of services provided across the Egyptian tourist destination.