Egypt
- Restrictions And New Rules On Travel To Gilf Kebir
Horizons Unlimited There is a discussion on the above forum at the moment about travel restrictions and additional regulations for travel to the Gilf Kebir area. I know some of those participating in the conversation, and it looks as though the restrictions...
- 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...
- Tourism: Online Resources For Travellers
http://www.ttnworldwide.com/Articles.asp?Article=6288"The Egyptian Tourism Authority (ETA) will relaunch a dedicated website at the domain http://www.trade.egypt.travel/, to cater to the travel and tourism trade and press this month, according to a statement....
- Travelling To Egypt With Children
http://tinyurl.com/d7fcu A travel article focusing on the pros and cons of taking two children, aged 9 and 11, on holiday to Egypt: "For the children, the highlights were going inside the Great Pyramid, taking a camel ride across the sand, spit-roasted...
- The Nile In Style
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2100-1866972,00.html A two-page travel article by Andrew Thomas about choosing to cruise the Nile by felucca instead of cruise ship: "Travelling by felucca is a mixture of sailing with the wind, drifting with the...
Egypt
Travel: A child in Egypt
http://tinyurl.com/bblgw (Chicago Tribune)
A travel article written by a lady who went on holiday to Egypt with a 6 year old child, planning and following her own itinerary. One of the more interesting of the many travel items that has been floating around recently: "The tourist office in Aswan can help locate a felucca captain, but you'll need to bargain for the price and type of trip you want on your own. I got the price down to $10 for me and $7 for Joe--including meals--on a rather primitive boat: There was no toilet aboard, and we'd have to sleep on deck under the stars. (There are more comfortable--and expensive--options). We sailed with six other passengers whose patience was tested when, for the first hour, Joe kept threatening to hurl himself into the Nile. And just when I thought one of them was ready to give him a push, Joe settled down, realizing the best way to enjoy felucca travel was to recline on a pillow, take in the huge Egyptian sky and read or color a book."
- Restrictions And New Rules On Travel To Gilf Kebir
Horizons Unlimited There is a discussion on the above forum at the moment about travel restrictions and additional regulations for travel to the Gilf Kebir area. I know some of those participating in the conversation, and it looks as though the restrictions...
- 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...
- Tourism: Online Resources For Travellers
http://www.ttnworldwide.com/Articles.asp?Article=6288"The Egyptian Tourism Authority (ETA) will relaunch a dedicated website at the domain http://www.trade.egypt.travel/, to cater to the travel and tourism trade and press this month, according to a statement....
- Travelling To Egypt With Children
http://tinyurl.com/d7fcu A travel article focusing on the pros and cons of taking two children, aged 9 and 11, on holiday to Egypt: "For the children, the highlights were going inside the Great Pyramid, taking a camel ride across the sand, spit-roasted...
- The Nile In Style
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2100-1866972,00.html A two-page travel article by Andrew Thomas about choosing to cruise the Nile by felucca instead of cruise ship: "Travelling by felucca is a mixture of sailing with the wind, drifting with the...