Grand Egyptian Museum will temporarily close on September 2
The ETAA instructed tourism companies to take the closing time into account when preparing tour programs and arranging bookings, and to inform tourists of the specified time in advance, ensuring their itineraries do not conflict with the closure decision.
This comes as part of efforts to regulate or traffic at the GEM, while emphasizing tourism company commitments to the specified closing time.
The Egyptian Travel Agents Associations (ETAA) notified tourism companies of the decision.
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