Egypt A major upgrade is being offered to the world’s most iconic landmarks in a bid to improve the visitor experience.
The pyramids in Giza attract more than 14 million tourists a year, but travelers are often overwhelmed by their historic experience. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Complaints of mismanagement, aggressive suppliers and even abuse of animals have caused damage, and visitors report reality has not raised their expectations.
Now the goal of the $51 million (£38 million) project led by Orascom Pyramid Entertainment Services is to change that.
As part of the initiative, visitors are introduced to 45 electric buses every five minutes.
Modern online ticketing system, upgraded visitor centers and restoration of ancient tombs are also underway Express.
In a statement shared with X, Naguib Sawiris, founder of Orascom Telecom Holding and Orascom Investment Holding, highlighted the “offensive” behavior of about 2,000 camels and horse riders.
“The continuous tourist bus routes, horses and camel dung and their foul wastes have offended and polluted the world’s most important archaeological sites, which made this visit very bad,” Saviris wrote.
Egypt is becoming the world’s most iconic landmark, the pyramids of Giza, a major upgrade that hopes to improve the visitor experience
He also stressed that suppliers who failed to move to the newly designated area would be banned, adding: “The solution is that they have to go to the sports area as planned by the state and stay away from the asphalt bus routes to avoid hindering visitors.
“If rejected, they should be completely prevented to protect this historical area, as the public interest is more important than the 2,000 people who have damaged their own country over the years.”
In addition, the recent survey by the Animal Rights Group PETA has Camels and horses that are severely abused for tourist buses have been exposed.
PETA claims the animals were beaten, hungry, and sometimes died in the streets.
PETA vice president of Asia Jason Baker said: ‘PETA records routine punches, kicks, whips, whip and starve horses and camels on the pyramids.
“Literally, the animals are killed and then dumped out the door like garbage. The pyramids of Giza should symbolize the beauty and history of Egypt – not unchecked animal abuse.
It loves animals Dutch vigilant attacks a man who she sees beat a donkey in Egypt Now facing lawsuits.
The amazing footage shows the foreign joke Van der Post chasing his hand-handler with a whip while trying to escape.
Accidental abuse of mismanagement, aggressive suppliers and even animals is increasingly complaining about, causing damage to the website’s reputation
Modern online ticketing system, upgraded visitor center and restoration of ancient tombs is also underway
In addition, a recent investigation by the Animal Rights Group PETA exposed serious abuse of camels and horses in live tourist rides
In the heartbreaking video (which has been popular ever since), the donkey kicks out in pain as it repeatedly tied to the walls of the Cairo suburbs.
The 47-year-old was shocked by his terrible cruelty, then nailed him to the wall and hit him multiple times, shouting, “You think you’re normal.”
When the man tried to escape from the Van der Post, he managed a veterinary exercise called “Good Karma Reserve” that grabbed a whip from another donkey handler and drove him far away.
Local media reported that the man filed a police complaint with Ms. Vander and claimed the attack occurred in the viral video.