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- Egypt’s Tourism Gets Boost As Historic Nile Cruise Set To Return
Bikya Masr Sailing the Nile River in Egypt has always been a huge tourism boost for the country, but for the past 16 years, the an historic route on the river had been put on hold. Now, tour operators and the ministry of tourism are hopeful restarting...
- 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...
- Egyptian Artifacts! (made In China)
Marketplace (Scott Jagow) Audio report on the Khan el-Khalili bazaar in Cairo (with transcript shown on the above page). The Khan el-Khalili bazaar is the oldest, most famous marketplace in Cairo, where you'll see the tourism economy at work. Visitors...
- Travel: How To Get From Cairo To Alexandria
Times Online Travel Clinic The Times Online has launched a new travel clinic, and yesterday's query was "How to get from Cairo to Alexandria?". This was answered by Sunday Times travel expert Richard Green: The 136 miles between the capital and Alexandria...
- 4000 Tourists Arrive At Sharm El-sheik
http://www.sis.gov.eg/online/html12/o260725z1.htm "4000 tourists arrived at Sharm El-Sheik International on 52 passenger flights from various parts of the world over the past 24hrs. MENA reported a statement by the Sharm El-Sheik International Airport...
Egypt
Tourism: New BMI Cairo route (UK)
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I am assuming that BMI is British Midland International:
Holidaymakers looking for flights to the Egyptian capital this autumn will have more choice as BMI launches a new daily route to Cairo. The flights, departing from London Heathrow, will be available from October 29th 2007. Fares will start from £299 return, including taxes and charges. Visitor attractions in the city include the Pyramids of Giza, the Museum of Ancient Antiquities, and the historic shopping area of Khan El-Khalili. Cairo is the most populous city in Africa and the Middle East, home to almost 16 million people. BMI also announced this week it will be upping the frequency of its flights to Amman and Beirut, the capitals of Jordan and Lebanon, with daily services now available to both destinations.
- Egypt’s Tourism Gets Boost As Historic Nile Cruise Set To Return
Bikya Masr Sailing the Nile River in Egypt has always been a huge tourism boost for the country, but for the past 16 years, the an historic route on the river had been put on hold. Now, tour operators and the ministry of tourism are hopeful restarting...
- 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...
- Egyptian Artifacts! (made In China)
Marketplace (Scott Jagow) Audio report on the Khan el-Khalili bazaar in Cairo (with transcript shown on the above page). The Khan el-Khalili bazaar is the oldest, most famous marketplace in Cairo, where you'll see the tourism economy at work. Visitors...
- Travel: How To Get From Cairo To Alexandria
Times Online Travel Clinic The Times Online has launched a new travel clinic, and yesterday's query was "How to get from Cairo to Alexandria?". This was answered by Sunday Times travel expert Richard Green: The 136 miles between the capital and Alexandria...
- 4000 Tourists Arrive At Sharm El-sheik
http://www.sis.gov.eg/online/html12/o260725z1.htm "4000 tourists arrived at Sharm El-Sheik International on 52 passenger flights from various parts of the world over the past 24hrs. MENA reported a statement by the Sharm El-Sheik International Airport...