Tourism is an important pillar of Egypt. Why do people who have been there say it is "dirty"?

Egypt is one of the four ancient civilizations, and its history alone has attracted thousands of foreigners to see the mysterious ancient civilization. Many people yearn for a real trip in their lifetime, and it won't be a pity, but ironically, most people won't consider it when they hear that they want to travel to Egypt, and it is a self-parade.

As we all know, Egypt's tourism industry is an important economic pillar, which attracted Europeans to cruise the Nile as early as the opening of the Suez Canal. However, up to today, the pillars of the past have collapsed. Why do people stop again and again in the face of such attractive ancient civilization?

There are probably two reasons: one is the constant terrorist attacks; Second, because of the notoriety of Egyptian tourism; In the early 199s, some terrorists deliberately launched attacks in tourist attractions such as the National Museum or the temple in Leshu, in order to gain global attention by killing and injuring foreigners. Because of the incessant terrorist attacks, almost everyone is scared, especially Europeans and Americans who pay attention to safety awareness, so many people are not keen on traveling in Egypt now.

The second is the abduction of tourists in Egypt. When you go there, you really experience their stubborn and shameless attitude, so you won't want to go there again. They spend a lot of money to find endless deception, just like a small stone thrown into a lake, with endless ripples. Travelers spread from one word to another, and even if they were not deterred by terrorist attacks, they were bored by Egypt's evil attitude towards tourists.

So it is not an exaggeration to say that Egypt was destroyed by their own hands. This is the result of a vicious circle, and the local tourism bureau has no clear attitude towards these things. In this way, the fewer tourists there are, the more they will cheat, the more miserable the tourists will be, and fewer people will want to come to Egypt. This is just an abyss without a bottom.