Egypt
Tourists travelling by land in Egypt will now not have to follow slow convoy's from place to place in an attempt to protect the tourists from militant attacks like the one which killed dozens of tourists at the Deir el Bahari.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/travel/news/article5294939.ece
- Travelling Outside The Convoy
Jane Akshar's Luxor News Blog The convoys have been stopped and a much greater degree of freedom has been permitted for travellers in Egypt. But what does that actually mean? Jane Akshar gives an idea of what it's like to be convoy-free: As you...
- Travel: Falling For Egypt
Guardian Unlimited - four page version Guardian Unlimited Print version (Lynn Barber) After Cairo, which is hard work with all the fumes and traffic jams, Luxor and Aswan are pure pleasure. Aswan in the far south is where Egypt suddenly feels like Africa...
- Travel: Amid The Glories Of Egypt, Armed Guards Are Ever-present
The Gazette, Montreal (Helga Loverseed) Policemen and armed personnel are part of the everyday scene in Egypt, where political opposition is ruthlessly controlled by a government concerned about the rise of extremism. But the government has another concern...
- Dahab - Impacts On Tourism?
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L26491434.htm"Egypt's money-spinning tourism industry may take a hit after the bombs in Dahab this week, but tour operators and economists expect the impact to be limited, with the economy now more resilient...
- Current State Of Tourism In Egypt
http://www.netindia123.com/showdetails.asp?id=88347&cat=Business&head=Tourists+visiting+Egypt+on+the+rise “Egypt’s Central Bank said Tuesday the number of tourists who visited Egypt in March increased by 26 percent compared to the same period...
Egypt
No More Convoy
Tourists travelling by land in Egypt will now not have to follow slow convoy's from place to place in an attempt to protect the tourists from militant attacks like the one which killed dozens of tourists at the Deir el Bahari.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/travel/news/article5294939.ece
- Travelling Outside The Convoy
Jane Akshar's Luxor News Blog The convoys have been stopped and a much greater degree of freedom has been permitted for travellers in Egypt. But what does that actually mean? Jane Akshar gives an idea of what it's like to be convoy-free: As you...
- Travel: Falling For Egypt
Guardian Unlimited - four page version Guardian Unlimited Print version (Lynn Barber) After Cairo, which is hard work with all the fumes and traffic jams, Luxor and Aswan are pure pleasure. Aswan in the far south is where Egypt suddenly feels like Africa...
- Travel: Amid The Glories Of Egypt, Armed Guards Are Ever-present
The Gazette, Montreal (Helga Loverseed) Policemen and armed personnel are part of the everyday scene in Egypt, where political opposition is ruthlessly controlled by a government concerned about the rise of extremism. But the government has another concern...
- Dahab - Impacts On Tourism?
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L26491434.htm"Egypt's money-spinning tourism industry may take a hit after the bombs in Dahab this week, but tour operators and economists expect the impact to be limited, with the economy now more resilient...
- Current State Of Tourism In Egypt
http://www.netindia123.com/showdetails.asp?id=88347&cat=Business&head=Tourists+visiting+Egypt+on+the+rise “Egypt’s Central Bank said Tuesday the number of tourists who visited Egypt in March increased by 26 percent compared to the same period...