Below is a link to the story in today's Washington Post. (hopefully you won't need to subscribe. I'll also, look for other sources).
"Many" (most especially, and as usual, Zahi Hawass , the Indiana Jones of Egypt, the Osiris of antiquities, and the former Minister of State for Antiquities Affairs under former President Mubarek 
) are calling it the most significant find in Egypt since the tomb of the boy king Tutankhamun (of course that has also been said about other recent discoveries )
Archaeologists started excavating in September in the area between the (mortuary) temples of King Ramses III and Amenhotep III in the Medinet Habu area on the west bank of the Nile across from the modern day city of Luxor. That entire area is filled with mortuary temples (Seti I, Hatshepsut, Thutmoses III, Merenptah, etc., etc. who were buried in elaborate tomb complexes dug deep into the hillsides of the nearby Valley of Kings.)
The original goal of the mission was to find King Tutankhamun’s mortuary temple. They have found nearly intact walls up to 10' high. The site appears to be a treasure trove of findings with rooms littered with numerous tools of daily life. The city, Aten, was active during the reign of Amenhotep III as well as during his co-regency with his son, Amenhotep IV, also known as Akhenaton, the father of Tutankhamun.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/luxor-lost-city-tutankhamun-archaeology/2021/04/08/4d9577d0-9863-11eb-8f0a-3384cf4fb399_story.html
Tauck will need to add a week to the Egypt tours just to keep up with all the new discoveries! Of course the situation is similar to the Classic Italy tour- which has been dubbed the "ABC" (Another Beautiful Church) tour.
