Egypt
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Just in case it is of any interest to visitors to Egypt:
- Marsa Matrouh Travel Special
Al Ahram Weekly Al Ahram Weekly has a travel supplement this week which looks at Marsa Matrouh (the biggest town of which is El Alamein). As well as details about Second Wolrd War cemeteries and museums there is also one article which covers the archaeological...
- Travel: Marsa Matrouh
Egyptian Gazette (temporary story) It is a place of heritage, sea, sands, memories of war, temples and cemeteries. Marsa Matrouh is where the romance between Anthony and Queen Cleopatra blossomed. In World War II, the British Army's Baggush Box (a...
- Failure Of Terrorism To Derail Tourism
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/777/eg3.htm Article based on an interview with Ahmed El-Khadem, head of the Egyptian Tourist Authority: "While El-Khadem admits that the fall out from the Sharm bombings had a negative impact on the second half of 2005...
- Research Into Sinai And Red Sea
http://tinyurl.com/8law6 "A group of Egyptian and foreign archaeologists and university professors reviewed 30 archaeological researches on the history of Sinai and the Red Sea, at the 6th Egyptian-Italian conference held in Sharm El-Sheikh over the past...
- Luxor Airport Upgraded
http://www.algomhuria.net.eg/gazette/1/1.asp President Mubarak opened the expansion and upgrade work at Luxor International Airport with a speech to the Supreme Tourism Council. The upgrade to Luxor airport "includes six arrival and departure halls, one...
Egypt
Tourism: Egypt Air Express
AmeInfo.com
Just in case it is of any interest to visitors to Egypt:
EgyptAir subsidiary EgyptAir Express has begun a domestic service from Cairo to Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada using three new Embraer 170 jets, reported the Al Ahram Weekly. The new carrier will expand this to Luxor, Borg El Arab and Marsa Matrouh from next month. Three more Embraer 170s are expected to arrive by September and EAE is looking at moving into regional markets such as Jeddah, Amman and Beirut.This is the complete bulletin on the above page.
- Marsa Matrouh Travel Special
Al Ahram Weekly Al Ahram Weekly has a travel supplement this week which looks at Marsa Matrouh (the biggest town of which is El Alamein). As well as details about Second Wolrd War cemeteries and museums there is also one article which covers the archaeological...
- Travel: Marsa Matrouh
Egyptian Gazette (temporary story) It is a place of heritage, sea, sands, memories of war, temples and cemeteries. Marsa Matrouh is where the romance between Anthony and Queen Cleopatra blossomed. In World War II, the British Army's Baggush Box (a...
- Failure Of Terrorism To Derail Tourism
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2006/777/eg3.htm Article based on an interview with Ahmed El-Khadem, head of the Egyptian Tourist Authority: "While El-Khadem admits that the fall out from the Sharm bombings had a negative impact on the second half of 2005...
- Research Into Sinai And Red Sea
http://tinyurl.com/8law6 "A group of Egyptian and foreign archaeologists and university professors reviewed 30 archaeological researches on the history of Sinai and the Red Sea, at the 6th Egyptian-Italian conference held in Sharm El-Sheikh over the past...
- Luxor Airport Upgraded
http://www.algomhuria.net.eg/gazette/1/1.asp President Mubarak opened the expansion and upgrade work at Luxor International Airport with a speech to the Supreme Tourism Council. The upgrade to Luxor airport "includes six arrival and departure halls, one...