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Is it calm in Egypt now and is it worth buying a ticket for June
I am traveling alone with two children (daughter 7 and 11 years old). On the one hand, I am worried that I can stretch out and there will be no plane tickets, and on the other hand, I am afraid of a surge of new unrest by June. Advise!
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The topic has probably already set the teeth on edge ...., have you read or seen stories about foreign tourists injured and killed as a result of unrest in resort areas? ...;) ..., there are no unrest in the resort towns of Yegi, and by and large there was no ! If you are not interested in a trip to the central regions of Egypt, no worries, go and relax with pleasure!
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answered 11 years ago
June is still quite a long time, first of all. And secondly, if some unrest begins, the travel agency will refund you the money for the tour or rebook it.
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answered 11 years ago
At the moment, everything is calm at the resorts, it's up to you and only you.
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answered 11 years ago
it is always calm in the resort areas, you can ask the prices different every day for tours. Discover Egypt with Adam tour
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answered 11 years ago
But you don’t want to go to Greece, to Cyprus, in June it’s very good there, two years in a row we went in late May or early June, the prices are quite democratic. And very calm and safe.
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answered 11 years ago
I was twice during the revolutions, when tourists were taken out, but in Sharm it was always even very calm and there were no signs .. Now it will probably be more dangerous to go to Ukraine.
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answered 11 years ago
IF THERE IS NO OFFICIAL BAN ON SENDING TOURISTS, NO ONE WILL RETURN YOU ANY MONEY. LAST SUMMER, BECAUSE OF THE WORRITS, WE DID NOT RISK TO GO WITH THE CHILD, ALTHOUGH BEFORE THAT THERE HAPPENED DURING THE REVOLUTION TOGETHER WITH THE WIFE AND NOTHING. SINCE OUR TOUR WAS PAID AT 100% AND WE DECIDED NOT TO RISK THE CHILD, WE WERE SUGGESTED TO FORGET ABOUT THE MONEY. AND 3 WEEKS AFTER THE DAY OF OUR POSSIBLE DEPARTURE THE PROHIBITION WAS INTO EFFECT AND EVERYONE REFUNDED THE MONEY. ONLY YOU DECIDE, THE CHILDREN ARE YOURS. AND EGYPT IS ALWAYS UNQUIETLY IN ONE WAY OR OTHER, ALTHOUGH I JUST LOVE EGYPT, I WAS MORE THAN 10 TIMES
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answered 11 years ago
Nobody knows what will happen tomorrow. Although the situation is now stable, and in the resort areas it is absolutely calm. During all the revolutions in the resort areas, too, everything was calm. Don't forget that the presidential elections are coming and we don't know what the Ministry of Tourism will throw out this time. It is up to you how and to assess all the risks of canceling the tour. It's very easy to get fined.
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answered 11 years ago
