Increasing volume of tourism in Egypt
Let is be known that tourism usually represents a little over 50 % of direct investments by developing countries. In a variety of countries and regions (Egypt, Greece, the Caribbean, Polynesia), tourism is already the most important economic sector and provides the principal boost for development. Economic growth for tourism in the world is expected to grow by 3.8 % by the year 2010. Some projections estimate that the actual number of tourists should triple by the year 2020. Predictions are based on the aging of the world's population, combined with the increase in free time, more permeable geographic frontiers, decreasing transportation costs, and electronic communications. Tourism has one of the brightest futures in the different investments around us today.
For the longest while during the 80s and the early 90s it seemed that the future for Egypt would be the tourism industry. During the past decade or so the number of tourists coming to Egypt has declined greatly in perspective to other countries possessing less artifacts than Egypt.
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English: Tourists riding a bactrian camel (Camelus...In order for tourism to come back to life a number of changes have to take place in order to revitalize our economy that is in desperate need of reform. In my professional opinion for tourism to increase in Egypt we need to do the following: Allow charter Jets to land in Cairo, improve the tourist experience by eliminating bureaucracy, beggars, selling Egypt through TV, websites, and finally telling the whole world that Egypt is a wonderful and decent nation.
What makes a tourist attraction? Looking at the most successful examples of tourism "utopias" one realizes that the formula to create isn't as complicated as it may seem. Take Las Vegas for example, a while back it was nothing more than dessert. One man got...
I'd give it a check plus
decent paper with easy to follow logic but sometimes historical accuracy is omitted for the sake of making an argument. what does your paper bring to us that the only work cited cannot? I don't see much except for a few hypotheticals and anecdotes.
also, may be good to discuss the US war on... did I say on? oh silly me, I should have said IN the middle east. *cough cough*
anyway, how do these new wartime conditions effect possible tourism in egypt both during, and maybe make a few predictions on the situation after the conflict is over (if ever).
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