Egyptian tour guides protest over security fears
As Egypt struggles to rebuild its tourism industry following the turmoil of last year's revolution, tour guides have taken to the streets of Cairo to protest at what they say is a lack of security at key tourist spots.
They claim that unlicensed vendors are resorting to harassment and intimidation of tour guides and visitors.
Tom Bayly reports.
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