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Africa: Legendary Egyptologist, Zahi Hawass launches Book as Egypt extends E-Visa to 78 countries to grow tourism

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One of the Most Famous Egyptians known for his Work on Egyptian History and the Pyramids Prof. Zahi Hawass has Released a book about his work.

This is as the Egyptian government continues to encourage tourists from different nationalities to visit Egypt by extending E-Visa to 78 Countries.
According to iol.co.za, On July 3, 2021, Egypt launched an online electronic service for tourists, through which they can obtain a tourist visa to Egypt.

Egypt hosted 3.5 million tourists in 2020 amid the Covid-19 pandemic, down from a record 13.1 million in 2019.
In 2021, tourism, one of the main sources of foreign currency in Egypt, saw a steady recovery as 3.5 million tourists visited Egypt in the first six months.

Egypt’s top archaeologist and Egyptologist, Zahi Hawass, also recently published his autobiography titled “The Guardian: Days of Zahi Hawass.”

READ: Africa: Egypt’s tourism receive boost as tourists once again flock to world-famous pyramids sites with over 50% increase in Traffic

“The book doesn’t only narrate my autobiography, but documents the history of archaeological work in Egypt in the past 40 years,” Hawass told Xinhua during the book launch.

The 600-page book sheds light on the archaeological discoveries and accomplishments made by Hawass who once served as minister of antiquities, and the challenges he faced during excavation and restoration work.

“In the book, I give credit to all the people who contributed to archaeological work, such as building museums and archaeological areas, raising archaeological awareness and retrieving stolen artefacts,” said the notable archaeologist.

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