The tourism industries in Tunisia and Egypt are rebounding, Colin Randall writes for The National. Egypt is on target to return to 2010-levels of tourist arrivals by next year, Tarek El Bagoury, Managing Director of Egypt Promotion, says. “Early bookings for next summer are up 26 per cent for Egypt but down by 8 and 5 per cent, respectively, for Spain and Portugal,” the piece notes.
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