埃及旅游局在华路演拓展合作空间

Group 1 - The Egyptian Tourism Authority held three roadshows in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou on January 12, 14, and 16, 2026, to deepen cooperation with the Chinese tourism market and showcase Egypt's latest tourism development vision [2][5] - Each city roadshow attracted around 50 travel agencies, resulting in over 1,000 industry discussions across the three cities [2] - The Grand Egyptian Museum, set to open on November 1, 2025, will be the largest museum dedicated to a single civilization, housing over 57,000 artifacts, including the complete burial collection of King Tutankhamun [2] Group 2 - Ahmed Youssef, CEO of the Egyptian Tourism Authority, emphasized the importance of China as a strategic market and expressed hopes for deeper communication and expanded cooperation with Chinese travel industry partners [2] - Egypt is enhancing its tourism product offerings, including Nile cultural tours, immersive museum experiences, high-end Red Sea resorts, desert adventures, ecological tourism, and wellness retreats, to cater to the diverse needs of contemporary Chinese travelers [2]