Egypt's tourism sector soared to 17.5 million visitors in 2024, aiming for 30 million by 2030. While the economy thrives, this influx has led to severe overcrowding at iconic sites like the Giza Plateau, resulting in concerns over tourist experiences hampered by aggressive vendors and scammers. Social media discussions amplify these issues, with tourists voicing frustrations about their experiences overshadowed by scamming. The government, aware of these challenges, is undertaking measures to reduce congestion and improve management at popular sites, including a costly new access point to enhance visitor experiences.
Egypt, aiming to reach 30 million annual tourists by 2030, faces challenges of overcrowding and scams, especially at sites like the Giza Plateau.
Tourism influencers warn visitors about aggressive resellers and scammers, highlighting how these issues diminish the experience of visiting the pyramids.
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