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How calm is the situation in Egypt?
Isn't it dangerous to go to Egypt, how are things after the unrest? (judging by the reviews, people are resting), but I would like more details.
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I read the question and I was just flattened in my chair !!!! how much can I????? this question should be highlighted in the TOPIC QUESTION section in the right column of the page.
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answered 13 years ago
Read the latest reviews from Egypt, maybe someone will describe the situation, more or less truthfully. And also look at the forum, there were similar topics, but it's hard to judge how accurate the information is there, everyone "blows into their own tune."
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answered 13 years ago
mel0510, what is the right column? For example, apart from advertising and the "ask a question" button, I don't have anything there, maybe the TC does too.
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answered 13 years ago
mel0510 , what is the "right column"? For example, I have nothing there except for advertising and a button for asking a question.
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answered 13 years ago
We went in February, even went to Cairo, everything is calm, and even more so in Sharm
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answered 13 years ago
Dreamer - when entering questions / answers, under ask a question - a list of popular topics (choice of hotel, weather, visas, etc.) - sorting questions by country and topic. Maybe there is no version for the Russian Federation?
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answered 13 years ago
Oleksii64, thank you. Indeed, there is such a list, but it is designed as a sequence of words that looks like a "tag cloud" for search engines and it never occurred to me that these are links to real-life sections :)
And it is displayed only on the topmost section, when you enter any topic, this is no longer there.
And it is displayed only on the topmost section, when you enter any topic, this is no longer there.
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answered 13 years ago
Well you give! A person asks a question that is sucked up in every second topic on Egypt, without even bothering to read it beforehand, and you offer him to look for something somewhere, while setting the sorting? Schaz!
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answered 13 years ago
elenastep, Your question is a double-edged sword and no one can give you an exact answer to it. At the end of April it was calm in Sharm, as always. But unrest is possible before the elections in Egypt. I do not think that these unrest can affect vacationers, since tourists are important for Egypt.
Already in other countries, the heat is gaining momentum, can you visit Turkey-Greece-Emirates?
Already in other countries, the heat is gaining momentum, can you visit Turkey-Greece-Emirates?
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answered 13 years ago
For the period of revolutionary events, they rested twice in Sharm, absolutely no changes were noticed at the resort compared to previous years of rest, only a little less vacationers in hotels.
This year, for the period of elections on May 22 and 23, we will have a rest in Egypt. We'll come back after May 30th!
This year, for the period of elections on May 22 and 23, we will have a rest in Egypt. We'll come back after May 30th!
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answered 13 years ago
"" 05/09/2012
The Cairo Administrative Court today announced its decision to suspend the presidential elections in Egypt. Let's remind, elections should begin on May, 23-24th. ""
I don't even know whether to be happy or upset...???
The Cairo Administrative Court today announced its decision to suspend the presidential elections in Egypt. Let's remind, elections should begin on May, 23-24th. ""
I don't even know whether to be happy or upset...???
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answered 13 years ago
I was in Sharm El Sheikh in April, returned on the 22nd. Everything was quiet and calm, as before.
The only sign of upcoming elections is a peaceful demonstration in Luxor, on the road from the Temple of Karnak, which is in the center of the city, to the Temple of Hatshepsut, which is in the suburbs. Locals protested against interruptions in gas, electricity and gasoline. Of course, they are "prepared" for the elections, they increase their political activity. Now such pre-election technologies are in the World, and not only in Egypt. Egyptian women also participated. We arrived on a separate bus. They were given a separate place - a porch at the entrance to the store. They waved their hands there, made some noise, and again went home. Everything is upright and noble. Our minibus was not delayed for a long time, it took the guide 10 minutes to negotiate with the policeman. Then we heard something like "light brown-tourist" and the protesters let us through. There was no one on the way back, the rally ended.
The only sign of upcoming elections is a peaceful demonstration in Luxor, on the road from the Temple of Karnak, which is in the center of the city, to the Temple of Hatshepsut, which is in the suburbs. Locals protested against interruptions in gas, electricity and gasoline. Of course, they are "prepared" for the elections, they increase their political activity. Now such pre-election technologies are in the World, and not only in Egypt. Egyptian women also participated. We arrived on a separate bus. They were given a separate place - a porch at the entrance to the store. They waved their hands there, made some noise, and again went home. Everything is upright and noble. Our minibus was not delayed for a long time, it took the guide 10 minutes to negotiate with the policeman. Then we heard something like "light brown-tourist" and the protesters let us through. There was no one on the way back, the rally ended.
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answered 13 years ago