Egypt has enjoyed a tourism increase of 32 percent in the first quarter of 2012 showing signs that the country has bounced back from the revolution in 2011.

The positive news has followed another great report from The Telegraph newspaper, which has recently revealed Egypt is leading the global markets in 2012.

Egypt’s tourism sector welcomed its highest number of tourists in 2010 and the news that the same levels of tourists are returning in 2012 has pleased investors.

Tiba Resort is the lastest of a line of Tiba Developments to be launched and is set to be the best of them all. We are registering people who are interested in Tiba Resort and want to be sent full details on the day of release. Tiba Resort is due to be released to the market next month and is already looking to be just as popular, if not more popular than previous Tibas.

Tourist numbers in Egypt have increased by 32 percent compared to the first quarter in 2011, rising from 1,894,044 to 2,500,301 tourists in 2012.

Egypt’s Red Sea resorts are a popular choice for divers to go on holiday as the Red Sea Riviera has the largest stretch of coastline and stunning underwater reefs.

Hurghada has all year round sunshine, warm waters and consistent wind conditions that are perfect for kitesurfing (also known as kiteboarding).

The daily newspaper reported the country is great for guaranteed sunshine without a long flight and is perfect for young children. The news article also describes the flight to Hurghada International Airport as a “no-frills” airline route.

News agency The Daily News Egypt has reported the spotlight is back on Egypt’s real estate sector now that property prices are stabilising and developers are recovering from disruptions last year.

The Daily Telegraph reported last year that most buyers want to use their overseas property themselves as a holiday home, for inheritance purposes, or for retirement reasons.