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Egypt’s tourism and youth ministers agree on plan to convert sports facilities into integrated tourist destinations
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Egypt’s tourism and youth ministers agree on plan to convert sports facilities into integrated tourist destinations
Egypt’s tourism and youth ministers have agreed to transform sports facilities into tourism-oriented complexes, starting with Sharm El-Sheikh as a pilot project.
- Tourism Minister Sherif Fathy and Youth Minister Gohar Nabil discussed a joint strategy to promote sports tourism and diversify Egypt’s tourism offerings.
- The two ministers agreed to form a joint working group and selected Sharm El-Sheikh as a pilot project before expanding to other destinations.
- The project aims to convert sports and youth facilities into integrated tourism and sports destinations offering accommodation, events, and recreational activities.
- The youth ministry said it operates approximately 3,100 hotel rooms across tourist cities including Sharm El-Sheikh, Hurghada, Luxor, and Aswan.
TopicsSports and Recreationgovernment-policyconstruction-and-real-estate-developmenttravel-and-tourism-industryEgyptian Economy
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