[originaltext] The shores of this resort city are usually packed during the

The shores of this resort city are usually packed during the holiday season. But after a [l]Russian plane that had taken off from here crashed in late October, killing all 224 people on board in an apparent terrorist attack, business has fallen into decay.
    Business owners say most of their income used to come from Russian and British tourists. But both countries have suspended direct flights to Sharm el-Sheikh.
    Officials are actively courting tourists from Saudi Arabia and other wealthy Arab countries. But workers say the increase in business from the Gulf has not been nearly enough to make up for their losses.
     [2]Egyptian tourists, who now appear to make up the bulk of the visitors in Sharm el-Sheikh, say fear may be keeping people away, but daily life for vacationers has not changed.
1. Why does Egypt’s tourism turn worse?
2. Who are the main tourists in Sharm el-Sheikh now?