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Is it dangerous to travel to Egypt?
Given the political situation in Egypt, is it not dangerous to go there now to rest? Rumor has it that there are now problems with the supply of food in some hotels.
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On this topic, it is written - rewritten, said - retold .... Evaluate the risk of the trip for yourself - think, compare. People go (she just returned), even with children go, go on excursions.
In some hotels .... you have cool rumors. of course, it is difficult to say about all the hotels, about their relationship with suppliers, but I think that everything is not so bad.
In some hotels .... you have cool rumors. of course, it is difficult to say about all the hotels, about their relationship with suppliers, but I think that everything is not so bad.
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answered 12 years ago
sergio1507, read the reviews of tourists who are only from Egypt and then decide for yourself how you should be, because sometimes we don’t perceive what we write :)
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answered 12 years ago
Returned from Egypt on January 13th. Rested like a hotel in Hurghada. So they traveled by ferry along the Nile, and returned from Aswan to Hurghada by bus. Find my previous trip report - everything is described in detail there, incl. and about security.
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answered 12 years ago
In the resort areas everything was and is calm))
Read the latest reviews, you will not see a shadow of political tension. And at the expense of nutrition, these are rumors))
Read the latest reviews, you will not see a shadow of political tension. And at the expense of nutrition, these are rumors))
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answered 12 years ago
I was in Egypt in August last year, before the trip I also surfed the Internet in search of an answer to the question of going not to go, it was also tense there (in Cairo, the capital of Egypt !!!), and not in Hurghada, Makadi, Sherm al-Sheikh etc. I rested in Makadi Bay (36 km from Hurghada airport from the Biblio Globus tour operator. We didn’t suffer from a lack of food - a buffet, fed like a kill ... Tourists are not offended, but I would not go to Cairo .
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answered 12 years ago
Do you know how foreigners are afraid to go to the territory of the former USSR? ))) That's where the fears are! ))) And crime is going through the roof, and radiation, and no service, and the prices are bad!
And you say Egypt! ))) Ha!
And you say Egypt! ))) Ha!
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answered 12 years ago
well, let them be afraid, whoever is afraid attracts trouble, but we are not afraid and have a great rest!
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answered 12 years ago
Egypt organizes round-the-clock online broadcasts from resort areas
http://news.mail.ru/politics/12379190/?social=ok
http://news.mail.ru/politics/12379190/?social=ok
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answered 12 years ago
Yesterday they flew in only from Sharm El Sheikh, there is no talk of any danger, not a hint. Although I was very worried before the trip. The only thing we did not go to Israel, nor to priramida, in general, were within the limits of the tourist. zones, although there were always such excursions from the hotel and nothing, everyone returned.
I advise you to visit the Albatross water park, we went around all the slides for only 2.5 hours. I also really liked scuba diving, in general, a lot of activities can be found in a tourist. zone, don't worry about safety. Everything is quiet. Arrived extremely happy (prada burned terribly out of habit).
I advise you to visit the Albatross water park, we went around all the slides for only 2.5 hours. I also really liked scuba diving, in general, a lot of activities can be found in a tourist. zone, don't worry about safety. Everything is quiet. Arrived extremely happy (prada burned terribly out of habit).
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answered 11 years ago
Yesterday they flew in only from Sharm El Sheikh, there is no talk of any danger, not a hint. Although I was very worried before the trip. The only thing we did not go to Israel, nor to priramida, in general, were within the limits of the tourist. zones, although there were always such excursions from the hotel and nothing, everyone returned.
I advise you to visit the Albatross water park, we went around all the slides for only 2.5 hours. I also really liked scuba diving, in general, a lot of activities can be found in a tourist. zone, don't worry about safety. Everything is quiet. Arrived extremely happy (prada burned terribly out of habit).
I advise you to visit the Albatross water park, we went around all the slides for only 2.5 hours. I also really liked scuba diving, in general, a lot of activities can be found in a tourist. zone, don't worry about safety. Everything is quiet. Arrived extremely happy (prada burned terribly out of habit).
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answered 11 years ago
A terrorist act cannot be ruled out as a version of the cause of the crash of the Russian A321 airliner that crashed in Egypt on the Sinai Peninsula. There were reports in the media that a group associated with the Islamic State extremist organization banned in the Russian Federation claimed responsibility for the death of a plane flying from Sharm el-Sheikh to St. Petersburg. http://www.mk.ru/politics/2015/10/31/terroristicheskaya-versiya-krusheniya-rossiyskogo-sa moleta-v-egipta-za-i-protiv.html
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answered 9 years ago
Reuters reports that Lufthansa, following Air France, has decided to suspend flights over Sinai.
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answered 9 years ago
Pepper, foreigners are not afraid to come to us, they are afraid of hamburger-headed donkeys who have seen enough of the propaganda media about Russia. Of those that are "nuuu stupid." And in terms of crime, Pindostan ranks first. And the question of the author of the topic is absolutely adequate, a revolution, a change of power, a terrorist attack. And the clubheads still go for cheap food, because those who "attract trouble themselves" die. When misfortune happens to you and your family, stupid eb1501 (and it will) remember your vile words, animal.
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answered 7 years ago
diarmud83, the word "cudgelheads" describes you perfectly. And also look at the normal statistics on serious crimes - you will be surprised how far Russia is ahead of all the "pindostans" combined.
P.S. Unlike you, in recent years I have been in Egypt and in Pindostan. Everywhere I felt safer than on the street. Dybenko in St. Petersburg in the evening. And you continue to scare people with horrors abroad! You are either a stupid propaganda bot, or just not a very adequate person.
P.S. Unlike you, in recent years I have been in Egypt and in Pindostan. Everywhere I felt safer than on the street. Dybenko in St. Petersburg in the evening. And you continue to scare people with horrors abroad! You are either a stupid propaganda bot, or just not a very adequate person.
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answered 7 years ago