Sunday 08/February/2026 – 12:27 PM
I saw the sky of a city LuxorOn Sunday morning, there was a noticeable tourism boom and a popular movement in adventure tourism, as 80 hot air balloon flights flew west of the city, carrying 1,850 tourists of various nationalities on board, to enjoy viewing the archaeological monuments and picturesque nature from high altitudes.
Tiffany Trump’s visit revives tourism
This large tourist demand coincides with the important visit made by Tiffany Trump, the youngest daughter of US President Donald Trump, along with her husband and mother, to the city of Luxor.
The family conducted an extensive tourist tour, which included the archaeological monuments in the Western and Eastern Pyrenees, where they visited the tombs of the Valley of the Kings and Queens in the west, and the vast Karnak temples in the east.
An important message about Egyptian civilization
During her tour, Tiffany expressed her great fascination with the greatness of ancient Egyptian civilization, describing it as “amazing.”
In a remarkable statement that reflects her appreciation for the human effort behind these monuments, which was unique to Cairo 24, the daughter of the American President confirmed that she was certain after seeing with eyes that this civilization was built with hard work, seriousness, and perseverance, stressing that it is a unique human engineering achievement.
These numbers in balloon flights and celebrity visits reflect Luxor regaining its position as one of the most important cultural tourism destinations in the world, which heralds a promising tourist season.
