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is it dangerous to go to hurghada
we bought a tour for the new year, we want to refuse, but they will give us only 30% of the cost of the tour, how can we be, we are 4 people, two children
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but still, even if we fly without children, is there a guarantee that we will not be taken hostage or sent back on the same flight
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answered 13 years ago
Do you think that such a guarantee will be given to you
tourists on turpravda?
no one can guarantee you 100%
that you will not be taken hostage (irony)
and even more so virtual interlocutors.
everything here is at your own peril and risk
For example, we were just after the February "movements"
everything is calm, wonderful rest, no complaints
and how it will be in January, the Lord alone knows
tourists on turpravda?
no one can guarantee you 100%
that you will not be taken hostage (irony)
and even more so virtual interlocutors.
everything here is at your own peril and risk
For example, we were just after the February "movements"
everything is calm, wonderful rest, no complaints
and how it will be in January, the Lord alone knows
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answered 13 years ago
We have an acquaintance girl from Volgograd, lives and works in Hurghada, the child is three years old, if everything was so terrible, then they would probably fly to Russia with the whole family and not go to work.
If you remember, when it really could be dangerous, there were government reports in the media and tours were not selling.
If you remember, when it really could be dangerous, there were government reports in the media and tours were not selling.
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answered 13 years ago
We can give a personal opinion on this issue, but no advice can guarantee you anything. Personally, I was in Hurghada at the time of the uprisings in Cairo, and this did not affect me except in the news on TV.
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answered 13 years ago
Oh-ho-ho.... 25 again! I don’t understand why ask questions to which, apart from you, no one will give a truthful answer to yourself? Why wear a head, a baseball cap? Sorry, that's cool, but who else but you yourself is responsible for the family? We have been saying in Russia for a long time: to be afraid of wolves - do not go into the forest! If you want to protect your relatives from cataclysms - stay at home and do not spare money! And if "it's hard to drag - and it's a pity to quit" - go ahead and with a song! It seems to me that children and your peace of mind are worth more than 70% of the cost of a lost tour...
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answered 13 years ago
Alarmists, I'm sorry, you can't say otherwise. The tour was bought not two years ago, what has changed lately in Egypt? While charters are flying, it's no more dangerous there than at home. And then, in the spring, Ukraine flew for 2 months, and in Russia there was a ban. If you're interested, look at the Kuzma65 thread on Tai - the man took the flood to heart ..... So stay at home and don't freak out. Once again, sorry for some harshness in the statements.
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answered 13 years ago
Already tired of such questions. And why did you buy a tour?
Who should reassure you? Unfamiliar virtual people on the site??
Hand over the TCR. But it turns out funny: you don’t want to lose money and you’re waiting for your family to be taken hostage. By the way, why do they need you? Do you think Russia will raise the Air Force for you?
And why ask questions at the Mercury and Jasmine Hotel?
Who should reassure you? Unfamiliar virtual people on the site??
Hand over the TCR. But it turns out funny: you don’t want to lose money and you’re waiting for your family to be taken hostage. By the way, why do they need you? Do you think Russia will raise the Air Force for you?
And why ask questions at the Mercury and Jasmine Hotel?
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answered 13 years ago
And I wouldn’t have stayed here in a Russian woman much more dangerously, especially on New Year’s Eve, or fireworks will enter the window instead of Santa Claus, or the light will be turned off with heat due to an accident at the Sayano Moscow-Leningrad thermal power plant. However, if you are calm in the war, whose name is Russia only because you are from here, then what the hell are you sitting at home.
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answered 13 years ago
my girlfriend lives in Hurghada, she is married to a local resident, works in Testura, we communicate with her every day, she says that everything is calm and civilized, so you should not be afraid
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answered 13 years ago
Resting there, I concluded for myself: that if for some reason (war or something else) planes stop flying from Egypt, then you will have to get home through the sands for the rest of your life))
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answered 13 years ago