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Egypt has been selected to host the official celebrations of the 2021 United Nations World Tourism Day. The event will take place in Aswan, Egypt on September 27th under the theme of "Tourism - Linking Cultures." A High-Level Think Tank featuring leaders from tourism, academia, and media will discuss topics related to the theme. Egypt's Minister of Tourism expressed that hosting World Tourism Day will help raise global awareness of tourism's important economic and social contributions in Egypt and worldwide. The event will be held at the historic Cataract Hotel in Aswan, a city renowned for its antiquities and crafts.
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The document provides an outline for a presentation on tourism. It begins with definitions of tourism and tourists. It then discusses the history of tourism from antiquity to the modern era. It also covers types and forms of tourism as well as world tourism statistics. The document discusses tourism's relationship with sustainable development goals. It addresses the economic, socio-cultural, and environmental impacts of tourism. It introduces the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism and discusses tourism opportunities in Pakistan. It provides an overview of tourism performance and challenges in Pakistan. It also introduces the Punjab Provincial Tourism Policy of 2017. The document concludes with recommendations for priorities to advance tourism in Pakistan.
Service Management Tourism and Travel Services
Introduction, Concept and nature of tourism, Significance & impact of tourism.Market segmentation in tourism, tourism marketing mix management of travel services, role of travel agencies.Travel organization, tour operations – its meaning and services.
Session1 03 Madina Regnault Keynote
• Presentation made at the Sustainable Tourism in Small Island Developing States conference, 23-24 November 2017, Seychelles. A partnership of the Seychelles Sustainable Tourism Foundation, IUCN WCPA Tourism and Protected Areas Specialist Group, University of Seychelles, Paris Tourism Sorbonne (IREST), and Global Sustainable Tourism Council.
Powerpoint(Final)
The document provides an overview of the history and culture of Egypt and how it has impacted various industries. It discusses how ancient Egyptian practices like mummification and the pyramids attracted tourism and influenced concepts of hospitality. Egyptian culture also shaped the service industry through practices related to food, dress, and religion. The society was impacted through unifying forces like religion and customs. Tourism seasons are affected by Islamic festivals and most visitors come from Europe to see historical sites.
Powerpoint(Final)
The document provides an overview of the history and culture of Egypt and how it has impacted various industries. It discusses how ancient Egyptian practices like mummification and the pyramids attracted tourism and influenced concepts of hospitality. Egyptian culture also shaped the service industry through practices related to food, dress, and religion. The society was impacted through unifying forces like religion and customs. Tourism seasons are affected by Islamic festivals and most visitors come from Europe to see historical sites.
World tourism organization projects 2
The World Tourism Network on Child Protection is a multi-stakeholder network established in 1997 to protect children from exploitation in tourism. Its objectives are to raise awareness, encourage legal protections for children, and monitor anti-exploitation efforts. The Hotel Energy Solutions project provides tools and training to help hotels reduce energy use and costs. World Migratory Bird Day, celebrated each May, raises awareness of migratory birds and their habitats. The UNWTO Silk Road Programme enhances sustainable tourism along the historic Silk Road route to benefit communities while preserving cultural heritage.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism - September 2011
The document is a newsletter from the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Authority that discusses several upcoming events and folk music in Egypt. It announces that the World Travel Awards Africa and Indian Ocean 2011 ceremony will take place in Sharm El Sheikh to recognize excellence in tourism. It also discusses the diversity of folk music styles across Egypt, stemming from its varied peoples, and how certain music centers in Cairo are helping to revive interest in traditional Egyptian folk music through regular performances.
September 2011 etpa
The document is a newsletter from the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Authority that discusses several upcoming events and folk music in Egypt. It announces that the World Travel Awards Africa and Indian Ocean 2011 ceremony will take place in Sharm El Sheikh to recognize excellence in tourism. It also discusses the diversity of folk music styles across Egypt, stemming from its varied peoples, and how certain music centers in Cairo are helping to revive interest in traditional Egyptian folk music through regular performances.
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The document discusses how tourism can contribute to a circular economy and sustainable development goals. It provides definitions of sustainable tourism and outlines UNWTO's programmatic priorities, which include innovation, investments, education, safe and seamless travel, and environmental sustainability. Voluntary national reviews show many countries recognize tourism's opportunities to achieve sustainable development goals like decent work, responsible consumption, and partnerships. Private sector corporate social responsibility and development financing also support sustainable tourism.
Key Note of the World Tourism Organization SDG.pptx
The document discusses how tourism can contribute to a circular economy and sustainable development goals. It provides definitions of sustainable tourism and outlines UNWTO's programmatic priorities, which include innovation, investments, education, safe and seamless travel, and environmental sustainability. Voluntary national reviews show many countries see tourism as an opportunity to achieve sustainable development goals in areas like economic growth, responsible consumption, and partnerships. Private sector corporate social responsibility programs and development financing also support contributions of tourism to the 2030 Agenda.
Tour Guiding and Tourism Management
MD. Shaifullar Rabbi is a professional tour guide and lecturer with experience in tourism education and training. He outlined the key responsibilities of tour guides which include greeting customers, informing them of itineraries, scheduling activities, gathering equipment, being knowledgeable of locations, and directing customers to other services. Effective tour guides require a guiding diploma, experience, strong communication and organizational skills, and the ability to stand for long periods while traveling.
Global Destinations annual issue 2017
This document provides an overview of the author's recent trip to Ethiopia to attend the Meskel festival and experience Ethiopian culture and hospitality. Some key points:
- The author attended the unique Meskel festival celebrating the discovery of the True Cross, which has been inscribed as a UNESCO intangible heritage.
- They stayed at the Hilton Addis Ababa and were impressed by the hotel's facilities and proximity to Meskel Square for the celebrations.
- The author also discusses their positive experience traveling with Ethiopian Airlines, praising the airline's customer service and new aircraft features like flat beds in business class.
Still in Love with Egypt
Darlene Buonauro is the president of Learning Through Travel, a company that specializes in tours to Egypt and the Eastern Mediterranean. She has visited Egypt 38 times since her first trip in 1988 and guides many of her company's tours there. The Egyptian Tourist Authority recently invited her and other tour operators to a conference in Luxor to discuss strategies for increasing tourism to Egypt after four difficult years due to fears following the revolution. While there, Buonauro was able to revisit and photograph sites she had seen before like Queen Nefertari's tomb. She is optimistic that tourism numbers will continue increasing as safety concerns lessen.
Tourism in Singapore, Malaysia, Egypt
Tourism is a major industry for Singapore that attracts over 16 million visitors annually. English is widely spoken, making the country accessible to tourists. Popular attractions include the Singapore Zoo, River Safari, Night Safari, Jurong Bird Park, and the tourist island of Sentosa. Integrated resorts like Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa that feature casinos and theme parks are also major draws. Singapore ranks highly in international reports for its business environment, policies supporting tourism, and excellent infrastructure like the MRT system.
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The document discusses building a green tourism environment in Vietnam. It notes that as tourism develops, environmental problems increase, such as littering at beaches and pollution. Protecting the tourism environment is important and is the responsibility of local authorities, tourism companies, local people, and tourists. Some efforts underway include campaigns to clean the environment and raise environmental awareness among tourists and guides. Developing sustainable tourism requires conserving culture, protecting the ecological environment, and engaging the whole community.
Egypt Tourism Newsletter of November 2011
The document provides information on tourism developments and events in Egypt from the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Authority newsletter. Key points include:
- Sun Express airline will operate charter flights between Germany and Egyptian destinations like Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada, and Luxor.
- The first charter flight from Germania Airlines will arrive in Hurghada from Germany on November 20th.
- The Characters of Egypt Festival celebrating the country's ethnic groups and tribes will take place in Aswan from October 27-29.
- The refurbished Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Hotel in Aswan has reopened after renovations with new facilities.
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Mappa dell'Egitto - Italian
La Valle del Nilo richiama e affascina viaggiatori di tutto il mondo dagli albori dell’umanità. Oggi l’Egitto,
erede di una civiltà ininterrotta di oltre 5000 anni, all’incrocio tra Africa, Asia e Mediterraneo, è un affascinante
miscuglio di moderna diversità e antico splendore. Ai suoi tesori culturali si aggiungono oltre 2.500 km di
litorali panoramici lungo il mar Rosso e il Mediterraneo. Per questo l’Egitto è una destinazione incantevole
tutto l’anno, in grado di regalare un sorriso anche al viaggiatore più spossato. Le qualità dell’Egitto sono
seducenti quanto diverse: la gradevole e mite temperatura dell’aria e del mare, soprattutto in inverno,
l’ospitalità e il buonumore del suo popolo, il sole tutto l’anno, le magnifiche spiagge, i centri di immersione
e snorkelling, le impareggiabili barriere coralline e la vita acquatica; le montagne bibliche; le romantiche
oasi del deserto. Tra tutto questo è intessuta la fertile valle del Nilo, il secondo fiume del mondo, piena di
vita e storia. Le diverse e profonde tradizioni spirituali egiziane non mancheranno di lasciare il loro segno. Le
chiese, i conventi, le moschee, i templi e gli elaborati complessi funerari delle tradizioni religiose egiziane:
faraonica, copta e mussulmana, rappresentano un tesoro di grande potenza artistica e spirituale che
offrono al visitatore un’esperienza profonda e indimenticabile.
Αίγυπτος Χάρτης - Greek language
Από τις απαρχές της ανθρωπότητας η κοιλάδα του ποταμού Νείλου έχει προσελκύσει και γοητεύσει
ταξιδιώτες απ’ όλο τον κόσμο. Η σύγχρονη Αίγυπτος, ο κληρονόμος ενός αδιάσπαστου πολιτισμού
άνω των 5.000 χρόνων βρίσκεται στο σταυροδρόμι της Ασίας, της Αφρικής και της Μεσογείου
καθιστώντας την Αίγυπτο ένα μαγευτικό προορισμό όλο το χρόνο, που μπορεί να ευχαριστήσει
ακόμη και τους πιο απαιτητικούς ταξιδιώτες. Τα πλεονεκτήματα της Αιγύπτου είναι τόσο δελεαστικά
όσο και διαφορετικά, οι ευχάριστες ήπιες θερμοκρασίες του αέρα και της θάλασσας, ιδίως το
χειμώνα: η φιλοξενία και η ευθυμία των κατοίκων της, η λιακάδα όλο τον χρόνο, οι μαγευτικές
παραλίες, τα θέρετρα για καταδύσεις και κολύμβηση και οι απαράμιλλοι ύφαλοι και η υδρόβια ζωή,
τα βιβλικά βουνά, οι ρομαντικές οάσεις της ερήμου,κι εκεί ανάμεσα η εύφορη κοιλάδα του Νείλου,
του δεύτερου μεγαλύτερου ποταμού στον κόσμο, πλούσιου σε ζωή και ιστορία. Η ποικιλόμορφη και
πολύ πνευματική κληρονομιά της Αιγύπτου δεν μπορεί να μην αφήσει ασυγκίνητους τους επισκέπτες
της. Η Φαραωνική, η Κοπτική και η Μουσουλμανική κληρονομιά, με εκκλησίες, μοναστήρια, τζαμιά,
ναούς και περίτεχνα ταφικά συγκροτήματα, οι πνευματικοί θησαυροί της Αιγύπτου δείχνουν
καλλιτεχνική και λατρευτική ενέργεια που κάνει την Αίγυπτο αξέχαστη και έντονη εμπειρία.
Agypten kaart - Deutsch
Das Land am Nil ist seit alters ein Traumziel aller Reisenden. Über eine Million km2 groß und am
Schnittpunkt zwischen Arabien, Afrika und der mediterranen Welt gelegen, bildet es seit mehr als 5000
Jahren einen Mittelpunkt menschlicher Zivilisation und die Heimat faszinierender Hochkulturen. Seine
ausgedehnten Küsten am Roten und am Mittelmeer, insgesamt an die 2500 km lang, verleihen ihm als
Ferienland zusätzliche Attraktivität.
Ägyptens Vorzüge sind so vielfältig wie verführerisch: die speziell winters wohltuend milden Temperaturen
von Luft und Meer, die Gastfreundschaft und Heiterkeit der Menschen, viel Sonne, prächtige Strände und
Tauchreviere, biblische Berge, romantische Wüstenoasen, und dazwischen das fruchtbare Flusstal des
Nil, des zweitgrößten Stromes der Welt, mit der Metropole Kairo, prallvoll von Leben und Geschichte...
Besonders tief beeindruckt jeden Urlauber die Begegnung mit dem architektonischen Erbe. Ob
Pyramiden, Tempel und Gräber der Pharaonen, koptische Kirchen und Klöster oder Moscheen – all
diese Schätze zeugen von einer künstlerischen und spirituellen Kraft, die Ägypten für immer einzigartig
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Egypt Mapa - Czech
Údolí řeky Nilu již od nejranějších dějin lidstva přitahovalo a okouzlovalo cestovatele z celého světa. Moderní
Egypt, dědic civilizace trvající nepřetržitě po více než 5 000 let, rozkládající se na křižovatce Asie, Afriky
a Středomoří, je fascinující směsicí moderní různorodosti a starověké vznešenosti. Jeho kulturní poklady
doplňuje více než 2 500 km malebného pobřeží podél Rudého a Sřtedozeminího moře, a proto je Egypt
kouzelnou celoroční destinací, která dokáže vyloudit úsměv na tváři i toho nejnáročnějšího cestovatele.
Přednosti Egyptu jsou nejen svůdné, ale i rozmanité: příjemná mírná teplota vzduchu i moře, zvlášté v zimě;
pohostinní a usměvaví obyvatelé; slunce po celý rok; nádherné pláže; střediska potápění a šnorchlování
a s ničím neporovnatelné útesy a podmořský život; biblická pohoří; romantické pouštní oázy; a mezi tím
vším úrodné údolí Nilu, druhé nejdelší řeky na světě, plné života a historie. Rozmanité a hluboce duchovní
dědictiví Egypta musí zapůsobit na každého návštěvníka. Faraonské, koptské muslimské duchovní poklady
Egypta včetně kostelů, klášterů, mešit, chrámů a okázalých zádušních komplexů jsou dokladem umělecké a
náboženské energie, která proměňuje návštěvu Egypta v nezapomenutelný a hluboký zážitek.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism October 2012
Getting to Know Egypt
History buffs, passionate about the arts or adventure lovers, Egypt has something for you in every city
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism September 2012
The document discusses three famous Coptic monasteries in Egypt:
1) The Monastery of Saint Anthony, founded in 356 AD, which is considered the earliest Christian monastery. It has a historic church and library.
2) The Monastery of Saint Catherine, located at the foot of Mount Sinai where Moses received the Ten Commandments. It encloses the Chapel of the Burning Bush.
3) The Monastery of Saint Paul, which was originally built in the 4th century but was destroyed by Arab invaders in the 7th century and its library was burnt. It was rebuilt in the 19th century.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism August 2012
Ramadan in Egypt is a special time celebrated through religious customs and traditions. It is a month of fasting, prayer, charity and spending time with family and community. During Ramadan, many Egyptians visit important mosques and sacred sites. Cultural events are also popular, including concerts featuring religious music, folkloric dancing, and storytelling. Museums and historical sites plan new exhibits and developments to attract visitors during Ramadan.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism July 2012
The document summarizes news from the Egyptian tourism industry. It discusses the signing of an eco-label cooperation agreement between the Ministries of Tourism and Environment. It also describes visits to Egypt by celebrities Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, and upcoming tennis and opera events in Sharm El Sheikh and Luxor. Restoration of historic sites like Saladin Citadel and Manesterly Palace are highlighted to promote cultural tourism.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism June 2012
The document summarizes three historic Egyptian houses that have been converted into museums: Prince Beshtak Palace, Kavafi Museum, and Manial Palace. It then provides details on Prince Beshtak Palace, describing its construction in the 14th century, original owner Prince Beshtak Al Nasiry, and architectural features like mashrabiya windows and a central courtyard. The document also announces that Steigenberger Hotel Group will begin operating luxury cruise ships on the Nile and Lake Nasser in October 2012.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism May 2012
This document is a newsletter from the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Authority that provides information about cultural events and historical sites in Cairo for the month of May 2012. It discusses several medieval Islamic houses located in historic Cairo that are open for visits, including Beit El Suheimy, Beit Zeinab Khatoun, Beit El Sit Wassila, and the Gayer Anderson Museum. It also mentions the renovation of Cairo International Airport's Terminal 2 set to be completed in 2013 and several cultural festivals taking place in May, such as the Cairo Mediterranean Literary Festival and a Lazytown stage production for children.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism Apr 2012
Egypt offers many romantic destinations for couples, including beaches, historical sites, and activities. The document provides examples of romantic spots in Egypt like seaside towns and secluded beaches. It also advertises upcoming festivals in Egypt featuring watersports, culture, yoga, music and more to attract visitors during the month of April.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism Mar 2012
The document summarizes attractions and activities in Egypt's New Valley region. It describes the diverse landscape including oases, mountains, and deserts. It highlights several archaeological sites dating from ancient Egyptian to Islamic periods located among the region's five divisions. These include temples, tombs, and ancient settlements decorated with paintings and reliefs. The document encourages visitors to experience the local culture and relax in the hot springs while enjoying the natural scenery and pollution-free environment.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism Feb 2012
The document summarizes the opening of the Avenue of Sphinxes in Luxor in March 2012. It details the history and restoration of the 2,700 meter avenue lined with sculptures of sphinxes connecting Luxor and Karnak temples. Visitors will be able to walk along the avenue and also visit nearby sites like Khonsu Temple and the tomb of King Mereneptah. The inauguration is part of efforts to promote cultural tourism in Egypt.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism January 2012
Nile cruises allow tourists to explore ancient Egyptian sites from the comfort of a luxury boat. Cruises typically last 3-8 days, with travelers flying into cities like Luxor or Aswan and boarding there. In addition to visiting temples, tourists see rural Egyptian life and landscapes from the boat. Lake cruises also operate between Aswan and Abu Simbel, passing temples along the way.
ÄGYPTEN – DAS OFFIZIELLE PARTNERLAND DER ITB BERLIN 2012Press release -_german
Die ägyptische Tourismusbehörde befindet
sich überdies im regen Austausch mit der
deutschen Industrie- und Handelskammer
und relevanten Kulturbehörden, um die
Aufmerksamkeit für die ITB-Partnerschaft zu
stärken.
EGYPT COUNTRY PARTNER in ITB Berlin 2012Press release -_english
Egypt will be the first Arab country to be hosted as the Country Partner at the ITB Berlin 2012 trade show from March 7-11. A comprehensive marketing strategy has been developed to promote Egypt's diverse tourism offerings to the large German and international audience. Activities will include advertising campaigns, cultural events in Egypt and Germany, and a large Egyptian pavilion at the trade show featuring 120 travel agencies and hotels. The promotion aims to position Egypt as a prime tourist destination open to visitors with a unique experience.
Newsletter of Egypt Tourism-December 2011
The document summarizes the journey of the Holy Family through Egypt according to Coptic Orthodox Church sources. It describes the various locations they are believed to have traveled through and rested, including El Zaraniq, Farma, Tel Basta, Mostorod, Belbeis, Meniet Sammanoud, and Zeitoun. Many of these places are associated with miracles attributed to Jesus, such as causing springs of water. The Holy Family is thought to have eventually made their way to Matariya and Ain Shams before leaving Egypt.
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