Egypt: Bedouins Go Back to Their Roots in Egypt As Covid-19 Hits Tourism
Sumary of Egypt: Bedouins Go Back to Their Roots in Egypt As Covid-19 Hits Tourism:
Said Um Saad, 75, sitting outside the house where she has lived for decades near the town of Saint Catherine, occasionally hosting foreign visitors hiking in the mountainous region..
The revolution that toppled late President Hosni Mubarak nine years ago, and the 2015 bombing of a Russian passenger jet, dealt sharp blows to Egyptian tourism from which it had only just recovered when the coronavirus outbreak hit..
They are known for being expert at adapting to the region’s harsh conditions and other challenges, said Ben Hoffler, co-founder of the Sinai Trail, a hiking tourism project…
