South Sinai's Governor Promotes Bedouin Heritage in Sharm El-Sheikh to Enhance Tourism

South Sinai Governor, Dr. Khaled Mabrouk, recently visited the Bedouin Heritage Village in Sharm El-Sheikh to promote the traditions and products of the local Bedouin community. The visit showcased various activities and displays reflecting Bedouin culture, with the goal of supporting Bedouin heritage and handicrafts. The Governor interacted with exhibitors, addressed their needs, and explored methods to improve production and marketing. He emphasized the importance of supporting these crafts to boost tourism and preserve cultural identity. He highlighted these industries as representative of the region's identity, attracting tourists interested in experiencing authentic Bedouin culture. The Bedouin Heritage Village is a key cultural and tourist site, encouraging continued efforts to attract visitors and enrich South Sinai's cultural landscape. The village provides insights into Bedouin life, traditions, and crafts, appealing to a diverse range of tourists and enhancing the region's tourism appeal. The Bedouin Heritage Village in Sharm El-Sheikh has seen a rise in tourists from various countries, particularly with the recent tourism boom, establishing it as a destination for those seeking an authentic cultural experience.