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Tourists ride past the Giza pyramids on camels and in horse carts on the outskirts of Cairo. Mohamed Abd El Ghany / Reuters
Tourists ride past the Giza pyramids on camels and in horse carts on the outskirts of Cairo. Mohamed Abd El Ghany / Reuters
Egyptian tourism workers nervous about new changes to Giza Plateau
Zaki, 42, is worried about his ability to keep his business afloat amid a more centralised management approach by the country's tourism sector