For the third consecutive day, Sherif Fathy, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, continued his oversight of the new visitor experience at the Giza Pyramids area, which is undergoing a service development pilot operation through a new entrance system and transport modes, according to a statement released on Thursday, 10 April. The project, led by Orascom Pyramids Entertainment Services Company, is aimed at improving the overall tourist experience at one of Egypt’s most iconic archaeological sites. The start of the pilot has sparked controversy in Egypt, with dissatisfaction reported among visitors. However, in a statement, Minister Fathy expressed his satisfaction with the ongoing progress of the initiative, citing reports from Mohamed Ismail Khaled, Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, as well as feedback from the local operations team and representatives from Orascom. “The system is functioning seamlessly, and the feedback from our team has been overwhelmingly positive,” said Minister Fathy. “We are committed to offering Egyptian and international visitors the highest levels of comfort and accessibility, ensuring that their experience is not only easy and convenient but also enjoyable enough to inspire repeat visits.” Early disruptions The smooth progress…
