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What is the situation today in the resort areas of Egypt?
Please tell me what the situation is today in Shram El Sheikh. On July 15, my husband and I are flying to rest. They don’t say anything comforting on TV. We are going abroad for the first time. Is it possible to visit this country???!!!! The husband categorically insists on handing over the tickets.
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In resort areas, everything is usually calm. This is their bread, they will not intentionally scare away tourists. for a more relaxing holiday, I recommend not to leave the hotel.
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answered 11 years ago
support. the hotel will be ok.
in order not to go to the old city, you can drive to SOHO square - on the territory of the Savoy hotel. there are 2 supermarkets and a bunch of shops where you can buy souvenirs and so on.
also singing fountains and so on. it is beautiful there
in order not to go to the old city, you can drive to SOHO square - on the territory of the Savoy hotel. there are 2 supermarkets and a bunch of shops where you can buy souvenirs and so on.
also singing fountains and so on. it is beautiful there
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answered 11 years ago
Thanks!!!! Still, I have 2 weeks left, I hope that the political situation in the country will normalize.
If you don't mind, please keep me updated.
Thanks again!
If you don't mind, please keep me updated.
Thanks again!
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answered 11 years ago
Elena, if I understood correctly, you are flying to Egypt for your anniversary, is that so? Great, well done, we also try to time our trips to significant dates :))) In May, my husband and I returned from beautiful Egypt, from the Melia Sharm hotel. Where celebrated their coral wedding. My husband was also afraid, but I convinced him and reassured him. The trip turned out wonderful. We walked in the Old Town, and in Naama Bay, and on Soho Square. Caution, of course, never hurts, but don't worry.
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, tata57, you are absolutely right, I decided to celebrate my anniversary abroad, in Egypt. )))) I have long dreamed of getting there: to see the Pyramids, to visit Israel, to swim in the Red Sea ......
But unfortunately many excursions are probably canceled ((((((.
But unfortunately many excursions are probably canceled ((((((.
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answered 11 years ago
Our state has never been seen in love for its people, but if it already --- does not recommend leaving for Egypt, and if you arrive then you can’t go anywhere from hotels --- then you need to at least listen to these statements. But, as they say, the choice is yours!
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answered 11 years ago
they have not been calm for three years, I have been traveling for three years and now I am going to. and went to Cairo, and to Alexandria, and to Israel ... about the Old City in general, urine. I didn't see any "discomfort" anywhere. and now I am going from Sharm to Israel and Jordan.
I always sincerely feel sorry for the tourists who, out of fright, are even afraid to leave the hotel, and there are more and more of them ((
but ... it's really up to you
I always sincerely feel sorry for the tourists who, out of fright, are even afraid to leave the hotel, and there are more and more of them ((
but ... it's really up to you
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answered 11 years ago
or from 7-8 or already from 14. there are almost no tickets to Sharm from Kyiv ((now actively looking for free flights. you, most importantly, do not be afraid of anything. if you need advice, I will definitely help!
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answered 11 years ago
In March they were in charm, in June they returned from Hurghada. Everything is quiet in the tourist areas. They also traveled during the revolution. Everything is fine. Attitude towards tourists is good. Yes, the Egyptians have become more aggressive. Try to contact them less. Take it easy in the Old City. Customers are welcome there. Have a nice rest!
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answered 11 years ago
In order to understand what is "restless" among the Arabs, you need to know a little about their culture. I lived in Egypt (my husband had a job there). When a group of Arabs starts a mess, it's screams on the floor of the city ... but God forbid someone touches someone. Well, at most they will throw something at each other.
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answered 11 years ago