The Ministry is organizing a visit for event participants to the Greco-Roman Museum and the Roman Theater in Alexandria

 At the conclusion of the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) international event hosted by Egypt, the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities—represented by the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Board (ETPB)—arranged a special excursion for the participants to the Graeco-Roman Museum and the Roman Theater in Alexandria. This trip was part of a broader initiative to promote Egypt travel by showcasing the nation’s diverse historical landmarks to global industry leaders.

The visit served as the final chapter of a comprehensive tourism program organized by the ETPB, which previously featured Cairo day tours to the Giza Pyramids and the Grand Egyptian Museum. Such itineraries are designed to highlight the variety of Egypt classic tours available to international visitors. For instance, those looking for a complete experience often choose the Cairo and the Nile by Flight for 8 Days 7 Nights or the Cairo, Nile Cruise and the Oasis Tour Package to see the full spectrum of the country.

During the Alexandria tour, the delegation was accompanied by Dr. Ahmed Youssef, CEO of the ETPB, alongside senior marketing and relations officials. At the Graeco-Roman Museum, Dr. Walaa Mustafa welcomed the group, highlighting the museum’s archaeological treasures and its accessible services, mirroring the high standards found in the Best Cairo and Alexandria Tour for 5 Days 4 Nights.

The group also explored the Roman Theater at Kom El Dikka, guided by Dr. Hossam Ghoneim, where they learned about the site's historical significance. This blend of history and coastal beauty is a primary draw for travelers, similar to the popular Cairo and Sharm El Sheikh Tour for 7 Days 6 Nights or the southern charm of an Egypt Nile Cruise Tour from Luxor.

As the participants captured commemorative photos, they expressed their deep admiration for Egypt’s cultural heritage. Whether through an urban exploration or a Cairo and White Desert Adventure in Egypt, the delegates agreed that the unique civilizational diversity of Cairo and Alexandria offers a truly world-class tourism experience.