AP - A month ago, terror bombings blasted the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheik, killing at least 64 people, devastating a four-star hotel, and sending hundreds of tourists fleeing on the next plane home. But now visitors are returning to Sharm, and Egypt's tourist industry in general — the country's No. 1 source of foreign currency — has not collapsed as it did in 1997 when Islamic terrorists shot dead 58 people at a Pharaonic temple in the southern town of Luxor.]]>{br}{br}View the Entire Article{br}{br}Click Here to Launch in a new Window