Tourists will be allowed inside the ancient structure after archaeologists found “hidden tombs” containing mummies, masks and tools.
Did they miss a NOT? That seems like a strange reason to go from not allowing tourists to allowing them!
Did they miss a NOT? That seems like a strange reason to go from not allowing tourists to allowing them!
> The site, which lies in the open desert, attracts just a trickle of visitors and is currently free of the touts and bustle of Giza.
> The promotion of Dahshur is part of a wider push to boost tourism, an important source of foreign revenue for Egypt that dipped steeply after the country’s 2011 uprising before gradually recovering.