Belgium amb. expresses her love for Egypt by drawing pyramids

CAIRO – 10 April 2018: Belgium Ambassador to Egypt Sibille de Cartier published a post on her Twitter account on Tuesday expressing her love for Egypt by drawing the Giza pyramids on the sand of a Belgian beach.

#Egypt just invited itself on the beach in #Belgium ! pic.twitter.com/xug0hLPPz1

— sibille de cartier (@SibilleCartier) April 9, 2018

The ambassador wrote on the post: “Egypt invites itself on the beach in Belgium.” It is clear that she invites Belgians to visit Egypt through that drawing.

The ambassador usually publishes posts on her Twitter account show the beauty of Egypt.

Beautiful visit of our archeological site in Dayr-El-Bersha led by @KU_Leuven team. #THISISEGYPT #BelgiumInEgypt pic.twitter.com/4YGhjDD17X

— sibille de cartier (@SibilleCartier) March 28, 2018

Crossing the #Nile on the beautiful brige of #Imbaba built by Beaume&Marpent from #Belgium a century ago. #BelgiuminEgypt #Egypt pic.twitter.com/fQctX9Rd4n

— sibille de cartier (@SibilleCartier) March 19, 2018

Cairo's evening lights... #ThisIsEgypt pic.twitter.com/nXMC6PeRzt

— sibille de cartier (@SibilleCartier) March 4, 2018

On December 19, the Belgian network Broximal Media revealed that Belgium’s travel agencies recorded a 50-percent increase in flight bookings to Egypt since the last summer.

Egypt is considered by Belgian tourists as the second most popular travel destination due to its geographical location, natural sunny weather, historical sites like the Giza Pyramids and high end hotels and resorts.

United Nation World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) released a report stating that Egypt is one of the countries that achieved a remarkable revival in tourism with around 8 million tourists visiting Egypt by the end of 2017.