Under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Sherif Youssef Khater - President of Mansoura University and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim - Vice President of the University for Community Service, Environmental Development and Entrepreneurship Affairs, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Abdel Latif - Dean of the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels, Prof. Dr. Mohy Al-Din Ismail Al-Allami - Dean of the College of Specific Education and its two branches in Mit Ghamr and Minyat Al-Nasr.. Under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Doaa Samir Hazza - Vice Dean of the College of Tourism and Hotels for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs and Prof. Dr. Mohsen Muhammad Al-Ghandour - Vice Dean of the College of Specific Education for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs .
On Saturday, December 16, 2023, the College of Specific Education hosted a symposium within the College of Tourism and Hotels initiative, “Know Your Country.... A Tour of Egypt’s Tourist Landmarks.” The College’s plan for community awareness of tourism, archaeology, historical, and environmental...
Presented by Dr. Reham Mamdouh Abdel Maqsoud - Director of the Quality Assurance Unit and member of the Community Service and Environmental Development Committee..
The symposium began with the Republican Anthem, followed by a speech by Prof. Dr. Mohsen Al-Ghandour, during which he welcomed the cooperation between the community service and environmental development sectors in the two colleges and pointed out the importance of awareness seminars in motivating the community to visit various tourist attractions in Egypt.
Prof. Dr. Doaa Samir Hazza pointed out the importance of the tourism industry and that it is one of the sources of national income and hard currency, the importance of domestic tourism, especially in times of crisis, and the role of tourism activity in deepening belonging to our beloved Egypt.
Then there was a lecture by Dr. Reham Mamdouh Abdel Maqsoud, during which he discussed clarifying the concept of tourism, its various types, and statistics that clarify Egypt’s tourism situation in relation to the world and clarifying the importance of domestic tourism. Then, it was moved to a tourist tour in Siwa Oasis, highlighting its most important tourist and archaeological landmarks, such as the Temple of Amun District, Shali Castle. , Mount of the Dead, the Salt Lakes and the Salt Cave and their importance for medical tourism. We moved on to another tour in the city of Marsa Alam, highlighting its most important tourist attractions such as the Wadi El Gemal Reserve, Abu Dabbab Bay, Samdai Reserve, the Abu Ghosoun ruins, Berenice village, Port Ghalib, and others.
At the end of the symposium, the floor was opened for questions, discussion, and honors...