The famous tour operator Discover Egypt is offering fantastic deals on Nile cruise for tourists who wish to visit ancient sites of Egypt. A traveler can book a seven night Nile Cruise and another traveler can accompany in half the price.
The deal is valid on Nile cruise on certain dates between October 2011 and October 2012 including few Easter Dates next year. The tickets for the Nile Cruise must be booked by 31 August, prices for which start from £699 per person with the second companion fro just £349.
This tour on Nile Cruise includes travel on the Viking Princess from Luxor to Aswan on full board basis along with the return flights from Gatwick and transfers in the resorts, with an added 10-guided excursions.
The Guests on the Nile Cruise get an extraordinary chance to on Felucca, the traditional sail boats of the Nile and dress up in Egyptian costumes at the Galabeya party.

According to gulf news, it has been reported that Egypt tourism has gone down by 28 percent from January to July. Due to the recent turmoil in Egypt and emergency situations, Egypt tourism sector has been affected the most.
Approximately, 8.2 million tourists visited Egypt last year, but the slowdown in the Egypt tourism is to an extent that this year only 5.7 million tourists have visited during the same period.
England, Russia and Germany were the biggest market for Egypt tourism along with the Arab tourists who use to travel from UAE, Kuwait, and Saudi Arab that has declined drastically.
As Hosini Mubarak has moved to Cairo, the Egypt tourism in Sharm el Shaikh is expected to get back its pace also by winter the entire Egypt tourism is expected to bounce back and regain its charm.

Tourism has been the most affected in North Carolina after the devastation caused by hurricane Irene. The American state which is famous for its coastal tourism was hit by Irene last week and has caused massive wrecking and damage, causing loss power and other goods. Hatteras and Ocracoke, the two major coastal tourism regions on the Outer Banks of North Carolina have been totally cut off from the mainland due to the hurricane. This has resulted in tourism business owners having to shut down and end their summer tourism season early. The Outer Banks, which receive around 300,000 visitors every summer, has been the most affected by the Category 1 hurricane, and hence the tourism revolving around the island's beaches has been severely affected.