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How will the current unrest affect tourists?
We fly to Egypt 10 times on vacation and never wondered what awaits us there, because we love Egypt for the gentle sun, beautiful warm sea and good attitude towards us, but again something starts to happen and it becomes somehow exciting. We are flying to rest with my husband from 28.12.12. to 01/11/13 Will the unrest in Cairo and other major cities affect the resort areas.
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all the unrest in cairo until now has not affected the resort areas. Mass media like to exaggerate and escalate the situation. in the resort area, move freely, refrain from excursion to cairo and rest in peace
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answered 12 years ago
There has never been a single case in the history of resorts when Russian-speaking tourists suffered from the Egyptians.
And no matter what the unrest, the tourist area lives its protected life.
And let the media pump it up - only tourists benefit from this, as prices for tours are falling.
And no matter what the unrest, the tourist area lives its protected life.
And let the media pump it up - only tourists benefit from this, as prices for tours are falling.
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answered 12 years ago
I agree completely with the previous statements. Neither the tourists nor the local residents of the resort towns are affected by the political disagreements taking place in the country. I will tell you more. Even during the revolution itself, the resorts were calm.
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answered 12 years ago
Although many media broadcasted reports from the supposedly ruined streets of Hurghada, when the video was made long before the revolution during roadworks on the central Sheraton street. In general, after the media-covered events of the revolution in Egypt, she stopped believing in general news, because. I witnessed how much information is distorted and presented in one way or another, depending on the "customer".
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answered 12 years ago
and I learned about some events in Egypt - being there - from relatives (I was 3 times, and each time I fell under the fuss in Cairo). They wrote SMS from home in a panic - whether I was alive, whether they were keeping me on a starvation ration ... But I didn’t even know - I walked the streets in the evening, I sat in a cafe. Quiet and peaceful.
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answered 12 years ago