Egypt looks to the future. The Congress Fiavet in Luxor

Minister Hisham Zaazou

"Egypt is safe" was the clear message of the Egyptian Tourism Minister Hisham Zaazou spoke at the press conference that was held as a tradition Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Sharm el Sheikh, Hurghada and Marsa Alam. «The whole world needs to know that Egypt is a safe country where tourists are enjoying a wonderful holiday in the sun without limitation: the only way to prove it is to offer a live streaming with big screens in public spaces such as stations - said Zaazou . "I asked for and received approval for registration of a world message from our President to invite tourists to return to Egypt." In 2012 Italians in Egypt were 780 thousand with 45% of repeaters. "In the past the Italian market recorded over a million arrivals, we must return to those numbers. Already for 2013 we have this data in order to reach one million tourists from Italy and for this in the next 2-3 months will invest in shares of PR, advertising on travel magazine, co-marketing activities with Italian tour operators. " Meanwhile, as shown great support to the destination, next April Fiavet decided to hold its annual conference in Luxor. "We are going to Luxor with travel agents to reassure Italian tourists and convince them that Egypt is a safe country - said Fortunato Giovannoni, President National Fiavet. The Nile, Luxor and Aswan are the two places that most are suffering the decline of tourists. "To help the Egyptians I only ask one thing: come to Egypt -   the passionate appeal of the Minister. The plans of the Ministry of Tourism is the further development of tourism in the Red Sea and especially the northern coastal area of El Alamein. "These 65 kilometers of coastline on the Mediterranean will be the new pearl of the Egyptian tourism - stressed Zaazou, who concluded his speech by stating that they will continue to support the activities of tour operators and travel agents to increase charter flights from Italy real seaside resorts like Marsa Alam and archaeological sites such as Luxor.