The BBC World Service’s Ed Butler was in Egypt and focused on terrorism’s impact on tourism globally in yesterday’s episode of the Business Daily radio show. Tourism to “this beautiful cradle of ancient civilization” decline by close to 40% since 2011, Butler notes. He says “now, it’s pretty much a buyer’s market” (runtime 17:29).
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