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The tourism crisis in post January 25th Egypt
This research focuses on the impact of the Arab Spring on the tourism sector in post-revolutionary Egypt, particularly after January 25th, 2011. Political upheaval has resulted in serious downfalls in the tourism industry and hard implications on the living conditions of tourism business owners and...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2014
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