Business Today Egypt | October – November 2023, Special Edition
Business Today Egypt | October – November 2023, Special Edition
Business Today Egypt | October – November 2023, Special Edition
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Tourism
and purest ecological coasts and beaches in the
world,” Magdy Sadek, member of the Chamber
of Tourism, told Business Today.
“Egypt has also provided visa facilities for yacht
tourism, festivals, and conferences so that anyone
who comes to attend a party or event can obtain
a completely free visa,” Sadek commended
the new measure allowed by the government.
Rising from the shores of the Mediterranean,
New Alamein City is built over 48,000 acres with
investments of more than 40 billion EGP. Not
only is it a resort destination, but New Alamein is
also a fully operational year-round city and is positioned
as a second administrative capital with
headquarters for the cabinet. During the summer,
New Alamein City hosted an entertainment
festival with a wide range of music, cultural,
shopping and sports activities. The festival included
concerts by international, Egyptian and
Arab artists such as Russ and Disco Beirut and
also a fashion show by Michael Cinco.
Local media reported that the festival hosted
more than a million visitors to New Alamein,
in addition to cash flows registered at Alamein
Airport as a result of airline tickets booked by
expats.
Vice President of the New Alamein Authority
Mohamed Khalil proudly announced that the
occupancy rate in the city of El Alamein reached
100% during the Alamein Festival.
The Toursim Chamber’s Sadek also shed light
on Egypt’s recently introduced visa option that
facilitates travel for foreigners interested in visiting
the country. This new visa, known as the fiveyear
multiple entry visa, was announced by the
Egyptian Ministry of Interior on June 18. It offers
greater convenience and flexibility for travelers
by allowing them to enter Egypt multiple times
within a five-year period.
To obtain a five-year multiple entry visa, visitors
are required to pay a fee of $700 (equivalent
to approximately EGP 21,630). This fee covers
the cost of the visa and the associated administrative
processes. With the new visa, holders are
permitted to stay in Egypt for a maximum of 90
days per trip.
18 November 2023
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