Monday 04/Aug/2025 – 04:44 AM
Luxor Governorate is witnessing a recovery in the movement of Nile trips “Cruise” and “Dahabiyat” heading towards Aswan, in a scene that brings to mind the ages of the Pharaonic glory on the banks of the Nile.
Luxurious golds and international chicks
The Nile Navigation movement regained the most famous tourist line in Egypt between Luxor and Aswan its momentum in recent months, between a luxurious yacht (gold) that mimic the historical character, and with modern Cruz shrews that offer an exceptional experience that combines luxury and culture.
A unique experience on the river
Cruise flights usually take from 3 to 5 days, starting from Luxor or Aswan through archaeological monuments, with organized visits to the treasures of Egyptian civilization. As for the “Dahabiyat”, tourists give more special and calm experience, in a poetic atmosphere on the Nile page.
Tourists: unforgettable moments
Daniel, a fiftieth French tourist, said to Cairo 24: “My journey from Luxor to Aswan via Cruz was like a dream … the scenery of the Nile at sunset, and the calm sounds of nature makes this journey one of my most wonderful tourist experiences in my life.
While an English woman: Al -Dahbah added a charming experience, as if you were returning to time to the Pharaonic era, but with a luxurious touch.
Experts: Nile trips is one of the most powerful cultural and recreational tourist attractions
One of the tourism experts in Luxor to Cairo 24 said that the recovery of Nile flights is directly reflected on the local economy in the southern governorates, as these trips provide job opportunities for workers in the hotel sectors, guides, bazaars and professions related to transportation and entertainment.
Adding that Al -Dahabat has become a global tourist destination that a sophisticated segment of tourists, especially from Europe and America, is looking for, because of its privacy and uniqueness .. We need to expand in this style.
Government support and expansion plans
The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities continues to support this pattern of Nile tourism, with coordination with the Ministry of Transport to update the Nile sidewalks and stopping sinks, and facilitate the movement of navigation, which opens the way for attracting more tourists in the coming months.
