Sharm el-Sheikh and other resorts of Egypt turn into ghost towns: 20 photos

It's amazing how quickly things change! "Arab Spring" hit the economy of Egypt, and recent events have not turned in favor of "the country of sands and pyramids" .Before 2011 Egypt every year 15 million people visited. Revolution 'helped' to reduce the flow of tourists by almost a third. Explosion passenger aircraft also added people desire to rest on the Egyptian resorts. < Website it shows how things stand now, the once super-popular resorts.

The man removes debris from empty hotel h3>

unfinished hotel just thrown h3>



Il Mercato shopping center without the customer h3>



Many animals abandoned as they do not cover even their own food. Now they are looking for food h3>



The regular hotels that are thrown in an unfinished state h3>



Rangers in front of the Botanical Gardens h3>



For some golf courses are still looked after h3>



the guards still have work ... but for how long? h3>



The complete absence of buyers h3>







Photo Square made November 8 h3>







Restaurants and cafes do not collect even a quarter of the rooms h3>









The taxi drivers are not wanted h3>



Tourists on the areas no longer meet h3>



The beaches and pools are empty h3>



This does not mean that there is no tourist hotels in Egypt. They are, but the number of rooms is not filled more than 22%. The ban on flights to Egypt operates in Russia and the UK, but it was enough to completely bring down several sectors of the economy. Many tourist destinations are becoming ghost towns ...



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