The Egyptian Tourism Federation is looking to hire a British law firm to handle cases and rumors that have a negative impact on Egypt’s tourism industry, board of directors member Moudy El Shaer said. The death of two English tourists at a hotel in Hurghada had opened the floodgates of negative coverage of Egypt, particularly in the British press.
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