Capítulo 1124: Disastrous Cairo

When they had flown over the Sinai Peninsula just now, Zhang Zian's heart had been in his throat. The flight landed safely at the airport, and only then did he feel relieved. He thanked all the immortals of the East and West and Buddha once. Fortunately, no missile had come from the horizon to shoot down the flight.

After all, these kinds of things happening in the Middle East were not shocking. When the news came to China, people would only say, "See? There's a nice home to stay in, but you insisted on going to Egypt to seek death! Serves you right!"

Tourism was one of Egypt's most important economic industries, so the Egyptian government spared no effort to promote the development of tourism. Of course, it would not neglect China, a big, new country, and implemented landing visas for Chinese tourists because the stories of rich Chinese tourists who spent huge amounts of money had spread all over the world.