The government has also been working to promote Egypt's lesser-known attractions, such as its oases and deserts, as well as its lesser-known historical sites. For example, the Siwa Oasis, located in the western desert, is known for its natural beauty and unique culture, while the ancient city of Alexandria, located on the Mediterranean coast, offers a glimpse into Egypt's Greco-Roman past.

Another area of focus for the government has been to promote tourism outside of the traditional high season (typically October to April), in order to encourage year-round tourism. This has included offering discounts and incentives for visitors to travel during the summer months, when temperatures can be high but crowds are smaller.


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Overall, while Egypt's tourism industry has faced challenges in recent years, the government's efforts to develop new infrastructure, promote cultural events, and diversify the country's tourism offerings suggest that there is still significant potential for growth in the industry.