Egypt
UK Foreign and Commenwealth Office - 15th February 2011
- More Re Cairo Protests
If anyone is daft enough to be sight-seeing in Cairo at the moment, the latest and most unsurprising news from the BBC is that access to the pyramids at Giza has been closed by the military. Travel news for British travellers, also from the BBC is that...
- Travel: Q&a Re Two Women Traveling In Cairo
The Record Q. My 30-year-old daughter and a woman friend are travel- ling to Cairo in July. Any safety concerns they should be aware of? Also, any suggestions on places to stay? She says she can get a room for $15 -- how safe is that? A. Generally speaking,...
- Tourism: Holidays To Egypt
Holiday Extras Egypt is set to be one of this year’s holiday hotspots thanks to its year round sun and good value all-inclusive resorts. Figures from the recent Travel Trends report from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Association of British...
- Travel: The Traveller (tour Company)
The Traveller UK I very rarely mention commercial enterprises, particularly travel companies who used to swamp me with requests to advertise their products. However, over the last few years a number of potential visitors to Egypt have asked me if I know...
- How To Beat The Crowds For Tickets To King Tut
http://www.chicagotribune.com/travel/chi-g1i1u5j1u.25jul17,1,7413459.story?coll=chi-travel-hed A short piece which offers advice to people who want to visit the exhibition but don't fancy the queues and crowds.Egyptology News Blog, Andie Byrnes...
Egypt
British Goverment Updates Advice on Travel to Egypt
UK Foreign and Commenwealth Office - 15th February 2011
This advice has been updated with new amendments to the Travel Summary and Safety and Security Political Situation. We continue to advise against all but essential travel to Cairo (all four governorates, including Giza), Alexandria, and Suez. However, we no longer advise against all but-essential travel to Luxor. We have also removed the recommendation that British nationals without a pressing need to be in Cairo Alexandria and Suez leave by commercial means.
- More Re Cairo Protests
If anyone is daft enough to be sight-seeing in Cairo at the moment, the latest and most unsurprising news from the BBC is that access to the pyramids at Giza has been closed by the military. Travel news for British travellers, also from the BBC is that...
- Travel: Q&a Re Two Women Traveling In Cairo
The Record Q. My 30-year-old daughter and a woman friend are travel- ling to Cairo in July. Any safety concerns they should be aware of? Also, any suggestions on places to stay? She says she can get a room for $15 -- how safe is that? A. Generally speaking,...
- Tourism: Holidays To Egypt
Holiday Extras Egypt is set to be one of this year’s holiday hotspots thanks to its year round sun and good value all-inclusive resorts. Figures from the recent Travel Trends report from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Association of British...
- Travel: The Traveller (tour Company)
The Traveller UK I very rarely mention commercial enterprises, particularly travel companies who used to swamp me with requests to advertise their products. However, over the last few years a number of potential visitors to Egypt have asked me if I know...
- How To Beat The Crowds For Tickets To King Tut
http://www.chicagotribune.com/travel/chi-g1i1u5j1u.25jul17,1,7413459.story?coll=chi-travel-hed A short piece which offers advice to people who want to visit the exhibition but don't fancy the queues and crowds.Egyptology News Blog, Andie Byrnes...