Tourism, the presidential election, and an update on the Regeni trial are all attracting attention internationally this morning.

The rundown:

  • Tourism: Concerns about the impact of the Gaza war on the local tourism industry is getting ink in the New York Times.
  • Of economic woes and elections:Reuters is out with a piece looking at the country’s economic problems as voters prepare to head to the polls next week.
  • Why are Turkish companies flocking to the Egyptian market? Our lower labor and production costs, cheap fuel, access to international markets, and no-nonsense visa regime, as well as economic headwinds in Turkey, according to Deutsche Welle.
  • The Regeni trial: The Associated Press reports that an Italian court will begin the trial of four Egyptian security officials accused of killing PhD student Giulio Regeni in February.