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Who was in the fall of 2011 in Soneste, please answer, were there many Arabs on vacation? We rested in July 2011 because of the influx of Arabs was just a nightmare!!! Vacation was ruined! before that, I had rested in Soneste many times and was very pleased.
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That's right, in the summer there are a lot of them in their hotels for them this is a resort time, the rest of the year they do not relax at sea. In winter, late autumn and early spring, we do not rest on the Black Sea - we are not interested.
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answered 13 years ago
michael-N Who told you such nonsense that the Arabs have summer - a holiday time? In general, the Arabs have a more common holiday - for the weekend. The whole family comes for 2-3 days of the weekend, and comes off to spite everyone! And I still don’t understand what the Black Sea has to do with it ???
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, and earlier the Arabs came for the weekend, but in such numbers, filling all the free rooms of the hotel ..... 6-8 people in a room and already 5 days a week ..... for many years of multiple visits to Egypt in various time of the year observed for the first time. Therefore, I would very much like to know this disgrace has ended or continues, because I really don’t want to run into this again.
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answered 13 years ago
rested in november.Arabs were, but not much. They behaved quite decently. I even talked with a woman, and only later did I find out that she was a Coptic Arab..
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answered 13 years ago
If my memory does not fail me, then Ramadan fell on July. because there were many Arabs.
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answered 13 years ago
There are a lot of them at the end of January, I don’t know what this is connected with, but it’s a fact. Literally filled the hotel. We lived on the floor above - that's where the noise and din. More abruptly than some "Russians" will be.
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answered 13 years ago
Ramadan was in August. I just don't get it, why is he here? This is the main, most rigorous post... Do you mean that the guys "came off" in front of it? In Russia, they usually break away after Lent! ))) The only way to explain the July influx of Arabs is the heat. The hottest time in Egypt. Not a desire to work, but to swim and be lazy
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answered 13 years ago
The heat doesn't affect performance. and before Lent, they still ride around the resorts - they fatten themselves. and after - the same.
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answered 13 years ago
Ramadan was in August, and in July the Copts came off ..... Priests-grandfathers with huge crosses ...... a lot of aunts sitting in the same clothes in the sea for hours that you can’t go into it, and in a restaurant .... climbing everywhere without a queue and grabbing everything more or less edible, as if for the last time ... crowds of ill-mannered children, also climbing everywhere and having lunch sitting on the steps at the entrance to the restaurant .......... The curtain!! It is not clear only why no one instructs them upon arrival, how we, where and how to behave in a public place?
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answered 13 years ago
In Steigen, of course, this was not the case. Oiliness was insolent, taking sunbeds or in the spa, the children were raging in the pool, but there were limits to decency. There were Copts and there were Muslims. In general, I sympathize
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answered 13 years ago
At Easter, many Egyptians come to hotels.
They have a holiday that should be spent in nature, like cherry blossom viewing in Japan.
They have a holiday that should be spent in nature, like cherry blossom viewing in Japan.
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answered 13 years ago
we were in October, there were 2-3 couples, and so everyone is almost Russian. but the food has gone bad - there is almost no meat and fruit
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, sir, "revolutionary", + the general manager has changed in the hotel, who decently trained the staff, and also, in my opinion, the most normal managers from the restaurant (still trained in Melia Pharaoh), bartenders and some cooks "dumped" from the hotel. Instead of Marina, they took some kind of village Arab aunt to the mini club.
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answered 13 years ago
I completely agree with you, the hotel has fallen a lot both in service and in food
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answered 13 years ago