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Media: The Egyptian Tourist Authority promotes holiday destination.(Brief Article)
The Egyptian Tourist Authority has signed a pan-European sponsorship deal with Discovery Networks Europe to promote Egypt and the Red Sea Riviera as a holiday destination. The campaign will coincide with a themed Egypt Week on ...
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