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Egypt has actually won the Gold Award for the “Most Desirable Country for Culture and Heritage” at the 25th yearly Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards in London, ranking ahead of a number of prominent worldwide tourist locations.
The award, identified by votes from readers of the popular British travel publication Wanderlust, shows worldwide tourists’choices and experiences.
Ahmed Yousry, CEO of the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Board, got the award throughout an event held at the historical Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, went to by around 500 executives from the travel and tourist market.
The event included a keynote address by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, who established the sustainable travel effort Travalyst.
Prince Harry highlighted the value of promoting accountable and sustainable tourist practices and reinforcing cross-sector cooperation to protect the market’s future.
Egypt’s Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Sherif Fathy, invited the acknowledgment, stating it enhances the nation’s distinct position on the international tourist map.
He kept in mind that the award shows Egypt’s abundant ancient heritage, countless years of civilisation, and remarkable network of museums and historical sites.
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