Dear Sir, I am writing to you regarding the article that you wrote last week about tourism in Egypt. After reading the article I found that there is a significant number of misleading information that might affect the national income of Egypt in the future. Firstly, you mentioned in the introduction that Egypt has a nice seashore on the Dead Sea, which is wrong because Egypt looks at 2 seas: the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. This was mentioned in the introduction which is the first information the reader gets from your essay, so it will stick to their minds. People usually enjoy the salty water of the Red Sea, and the pleasant sea waves on the Mediterranean. Secondly, your third paragraph mentioned that Isis was initially associated in Sinai Egypt. A piece of information like this one will literally destroy Egypt's reputation in the whole world. It is crucial to fix these statements as soon as possible, because they will affect the number of tourists visiting Egypt each ye...