Egypt has been attracting tourists from Europe for years with its sunny weather, Red Sea beaches, and competitive holiday prices. However, with the start of the autumn and winter season, interest in holidays in the country is growing so rapidly that popular resorts may be struggling with room availability. Hotel occupancy rates in Hurghada and Marsa Alam have already approached 90%, and the industry is warning of the risk of overbooking.
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Egypt has been attracting tourists from Europe for years with its sunny weather, Red Sea beaches, and competitive holiday prices. However, with the start of the autumn and winter season, interest in holidays in the country is growing so rapidly that popular resorts may be struggling with room availability. Hotel occupancy rates in Hurghada and Marsa Alam have already approached 90%, and the industry is warning of the risk of overbooking.