The Giza Pyramids and the Grand Egyptian Museum welcomed internationally renowned YouTuber and content creator IShowSpeed on a visit to discover Egypt’s appeal, explore its ancient civilisation and experience its leading tourism attractions.
The visit was organised by the Egypt Film Commission, affiliated with Egyptian Media Production City, to promote Egypt as a tourism destination and showcase its unique cultural and historical treasures.
IShowSpeed began at the Giza Pyramids, where Ashraf Mohi, director general of Giza Antiquities, welcomed him. They toured the Great Pyramid, with a detailed explanation of its secrets, construction techniques and the engineering and planning skills of the ancient Egyptians. Speed livestreamed from inside the pyramid, sharing an exceptional experience with millions of followers worldwide from one of humanity’s greatest achievements and the only surviving Wonder of the Ancient World. He also visited the Sphinx.
Giza’s director general of antiquities said Speed expressed his profound admiration for the Great Pyramid’s grandeur and the ingenuity it represents. He also interacted with visitors, emphasising the exceptional intelligence, planning and thought behind the pyramids, enduring witnesses to one of history’s greatest civilisations and the creation of an ancient wonder.
At the Grand Egyptian Museum, he was received by its CEO, Dr Ahmed Ghoneim, who highlighted the importance of engaging digital content creators and influencers. He said they help reach new audiences, particularly young people, and present Egyptian civilisation in a contemporary language suited to digital media.
The YouTuber toured several museum galleries, notably the Tutankhamun galleries and the Khufu Boat Museum. He expressed strong admiration for the unique archaeological treasures and the modern, impressive displays celebrating Egyptian civilisation. At the end of the visit, Ghoneim presented him with a museum souvenir in appreciation of the occasion. Speed is also scheduled to visit other Egyptian archaeological and tourism sites, including Khan El-Khalili.
