Egypt won the gold award in the 25th edition of the British publication Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards in the classification of “Most Desirable Cultural and Heritage Destination,” ranking initially ahead of numerous leading global traveler locations, based upon readers’votes.
The Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards are amongst the travel market’s popular honors, with winners picked through votes by the publication’s readers, showing tourists’ choices and real experiences.
CEO of the Egyptian Tourism Authority Ahmed Youssef got the award at an event held at the historical Painted Hall of the Old Royal Naval College in London’s Greenwich district, participated in by around 500 senior travel and tourist market leaders from worldwide.
In his keynote speech, Prince Harry Duke of Sussex and creator of the Travalyst effort, worried the value of promoting accountable and sustainable tourist practices and cooperation amongst stakeholders to guarantee a more sustainable future for the sector.
On the event, Minister of Tourism Sherif Fathy invited the award, stating it showed Egypt’s recognized position on the worldwide tourist map and its distinct cultural and heritage properties, which display the richness of ancient Egyptian civilization and its countless years of history, along with its remarkable museums and historical sites.
He stated the award acknowledged Egypt’s efforts to protect its cultural heritage by preserving museums and historical sites, guaranteeing their sustainability for future generations, enhancing services and improving the visitor experience.
Fathy included that these efforts belonged to the ministry’s technique to highlight Egypt’s exceptional tourist variety and enhance its position as an incorporated location offering unique experiences for visitors with diverse interests, thus improving its competitiveness internationally.
For his part, Youssef stated the award showed Egypt’s strong appeal amongst tourists thinking about cultural and heritage tourist and its capability to use abundant experiences integrating credibility and variety while fulfilling the choices of visitors looking for significant cultural and historic experiences.
He included that the award even more enhanced the global acknowledgment of Egypt’s tourist sector, improved its existence in worldwide markets and supported advertising efforts to draw in more cultural and heritage travelers.
It might likewise motivate previous visitors to return and check out the nation’s varied tourist offerings.
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