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bought a ticket for 02/26/11, what should I do to take it or wait?
in egypt for the first time
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What exactly are you afraid of? I am more than sure that these events will have little effect on the tourism sector, because. this is their main bread, many depend on this work ...
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answered 14 years ago
I also think that this will not affect tourists if flights are not canceled.
But even if the curfew lasts for a long time, I also can’t imagine such a holiday - like a seal on the beach.
But what about evening walks, excursions, markets, etc.?
But even if the curfew lasts for a long time, I also can’t imagine such a holiday - like a seal on the beach.
But what about evening walks, excursions, markets, etc.?
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answered 14 years ago
In this situation, I am worried about the work of the tourist police - or not work.
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answered 14 years ago
I think by 26.02. everything is back to normal. At least that's what you want!
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answered 14 years ago
I wrote to my friends in Sharm, I'm waiting for an answer ... If there is news, I will definitely post everything here) ...
But, as far as I know, the events affected only large cities; Cairo, Alexandria, Port Angeles, etc., therefore, if events do not turn towards the closure of airports (which I very much doubt), there is no reason to worry ...
But, as far as I know, the events affected only large cities; Cairo, Alexandria, Port Angeles, etc., therefore, if events do not turn towards the closure of airports (which I very much doubt), there is no reason to worry ...
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answered 14 years ago
Tourist places (hotels) may not be affected by this political crisis. But to be in Egypt and not see the pyramids is at least annoying. And in general, to rest and constantly think that you will have to (God forbid) evacuate ... Previously, the Egyptians kept repeating that they were VERY peaceful Muslims. With these performances, they (and Tunisia) greatly spoiled their reputation.
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answered 14 years ago
Give it up better. In any case, even if everything settles down, then the government in Egypt will most likely change and it is not known what the policy will be in the country. So far, you can return the full amount for almost a month before the trip. My friend this summer was frightened of strikes in Greece and returned all 100% payment. Although, as you know, everything was peaceful there and did not even remotely resemble Egypt and Tunisia, but she turned to a lawyer with a travel contract and he found a clause that if force majeure occurs, which does not depend on the tour operator or from a tourist, such as strikes, etc., then the operator is obliged to return the money in full.
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answered 14 years ago
They just reported on the news that 400 prisoners escaped from Egyptian prisons. And Germany, Turkey and America are organizing the evacuation of their citizens. Tanks were brought into Sharm. I doubt that in February, even at the end of the month, everything will become absolutely stable, unfortunately! fly in February to Sharm, but did not book tours.
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, now I think it's better to cancel the ticket or change to another resort. (Before the travel agencies run out of money, because now the crowds will pour in to them)
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, everything is bad, there is no connection there and will not be, hand over 100% ... (((Sorry for the false sip of hope, but even the locals did not expect such a turn of events ...
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answered 14 years ago
I wouldn't risk it .... change it, or take the money - why do you need this "Russian roulette"
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answered 14 years ago
Until autumn is an optimistic forecast. And if Islamic fundamentalists come to power, then normal tourism can generally be put an end to. And so far, this is what it's all about.
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answered 14 years ago
News came from Egypt, the locals say that everything is calm in Sharm... The information is this, it's up to you...
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answered 14 years ago