This paper discusses a Commemorative gold medal for the ninth International Tourism Conference in Cairo in 1933. The medal is one of the significant possessions of the Egyptian mint authority museum in Cairo which was not only an important historical artifact in the context of tourism and international conferences but also a valuable Commemorative item. Medal documenting the events of the Ninth International Tourism Conference in 1933, which was among the private collections of King Farouk and was confiscated after the events of the July Revolution and handed over to the Egyptian mint authority museum in Cairo. The medal contains many inscriptions and decorations that reflect the desire to promote Egypt's rich cultural heritage to the world. Which are very useful in tourism guidance. Despite its significance, this medal has not been studied thoroughly. Therefore, this research paper aims to conduct a historical and artistic study of the medal, which has not been published before.