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Gov’t cuts entrance fees to South Sinai, Red Sea protected areas to boost tourism

by enterpriseam adminEgypt Edition21 July 2020

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Entrance fees to protected areas in South Sinai and Red Sea are being cut in half to encourage tourism, Environment Minister Yasmine Fouad announced yesterday. The 50% discount will apply to individuals and groups visiting the areas, she said.

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