Exclusive: Egypt introduced a bus alternative last year, but animals are still being abused and left to rot near tourist sites, campaigners say
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Exclusive: Egypt introduced a bus alternative last year, but animals are still being abused and left to rot near tourist sites, campaigners say
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Horses and camels used to ferry tourists in a major Egyptian tourist hotspot near the pyramids are being worked to death and dumped, an investigation has claimed.
The sought after locations of Egypt, Morocco and Turkey are visited by thousands of Brits each year - but at the same time…
One ride operator told investigators that the animals, with a natural lifespan of 40 years, can only be 'used' for around five…
The area around the Egyptian pyramids has been revamped, the hard sellers have been moved, and the whole area is now car-free.
Cairo wants to attract 30 million visitors by 2028 – a plan conservationists say has ‘largely been at the expense of the…
CAIRO: On a recent press trip arranged by Art Cairo, which ran Jan. 23-26, the organizers treated visitors to a tour of the…
Egypt’s ‘Great Transfiguration Project’ at Mount Sinai threatens ‘remoteness and serenity’ of site, critics warn
