Tourism is one of Egypt's main sources of hard currency revenue. The North African nation has been trying to recover from years of turbulence. Nearly 5 million people working in the tourism industry have been at risk of losing their jobs. Yasser Hakim takes a look at one example of a bazaar that's been affected.
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