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When, according to statistics, is it more profitable to fly (the influx of tourists falls) - at the end of September or at the beginning-mid-October?
When, according to statistics, is it more profitable to fly (the influx of tourists falls) - at the end of September or at the beginning-mid-October?
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These months are the peak season in Egypt. The most comfortable temperature. But now all hotels are occupied at 50% you can fly at any time
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answered 4 years ago
In January, it is more profitable, if such a word is generally applicable to recreation.
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answered 4 years ago
So now there is not much influx. Fly now, why wait until the end of October. Today, 6 planes fly from Boryspil to Sharm and two to Hurghada, for this time - this is not enough charters, last year there were twice as many, if not more. Despite the fact that last year I also flew from Zhulyan.
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answered 4 years ago
What other surge? Are you from another planet? Many hotels are closed, the rest are half empty. There is no Europe. Only locals, Ukrainians, Belarusians. There was no such wasteland even during the revolution
Europe would rather open up. Many complaints about the food, they don't stand on ceremony with ours. And leave half-empty hotels)
Europe would rather open up. Many complaints about the food, they don't stand on ceremony with ours. And leave half-empty hotels)
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answered 4 years ago
I understand that now is a special year and the number of tourists has greatly decreased in the general mass, but nevertheless, the trend in terms of September 1st, when a large mass does not fly to rest, but takes the children to school, or as someone wrote the Arabs themselves until the end of September on some kind of vacation... that's what I mean. The end of August, the beginning of September, for many years I see a trend, prices are very discounted, now they have risen decently, despite the fact that PCR is introduced even in Turkey, Montenegro is still relevant for September-October, therefore it is not clear.
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answered 4 years ago
littledrew prices in early September sank very much, I think more from innovations with tests than school, as September was written above, and even more so October is the peak season, you should not wait for price reductions + all the same school holidays, consider November as an option
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answered 4 years ago
September - October is the season!))) If you save and relax - it's probably late November, early December. Well, as they write above now, and so everything is empty. And after the introduction of testing for 30 USD in general...
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answered 4 years ago
In normal times, it was such that if you capture September 1, you can catch a price drop. But even that is not a guarantee that it would have happened. Now all * rules and signs * of past years should not be considered. Suppose they cancel the test for Egypt now, everyone will rush, respectively, prices are unlikely to drop. And if they come up with some other quest for entry, they may fall
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answered 4 years ago
This year is unpredictable in terms of forecasts for falling prices - it all depends on the Egyptian quarantine and, in connection with this, the conditions of entry
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answered 4 years ago
The flow of tourists usually decreases at the end of November and the first half of December.
Before the New Year and Christmas it grows, and then it decreases after the New Year holidays.
In October, during the holidays, it usually rises and the price goes up.
BUT, the coronavirus is making its own changes and no one knows how it will go on.
Personally, I visited Egypt in August and plan for November-December, but I will buy a ticket a few days before departure, because. a little....
Before the New Year and Christmas it grows, and then it decreases after the New Year holidays.
In October, during the holidays, it usually rises and the price goes up.
BUT, the coronavirus is making its own changes and no one knows how it will go on.
Personally, I visited Egypt in August and plan for November-December, but I will buy a ticket a few days before departure, because. a little....
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answered 4 years ago
Isn't school vacation in November? So I decided to go on vacation for a month in October and I think to monitor a couple of days before departure
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answered 4 years ago
littledrew School holidays in October, prices for them are always growing, there are already rumors that from October they are again going to quarantine students ((
Prices have risen over the past week, and significantly, I monitor every day) there is no longer the same balls as in the first days of September, our people cannot be intimidated by tests or viruses when there is a question about vacation)))
Prices have risen over the past week, and significantly, I monitor every day) there is no longer the same balls as in the first days of September, our people cannot be intimidated by tests or viruses when there is a question about vacation)))
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answered 4 years ago
This is all high season - from the end of August to the end of November. Prices will be maximum, as it has always been and will be now
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answered 4 years ago
Our people are out of business. Some euro regulars have already flown to Europe, and charters have been launched since October. So the prices are up. Ours are walking away with a ball thrown out during the panic with PCR. The whole of September swept away and THAT push the rest of the more expensive. Even from good hotels, groans are heard from the sharply collapsed food and the hungry contingent. There was no abundance before, but now it's just trash. I hope that a demanding audience will soon come and the quality will skyrocket. And that shameful price tag will have to be forgotten, especially with 50% output
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answered 4 years ago
I know for sure that the Anglicans have already flown to Hurghada on an Easyjet. Czechs, Poles fly. The Germans are only regular to Cairo so far, since October they have been preparing for charter flights
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answered 4 years ago
in Sharm el-Sheikh in late September-early October, the air temperature is often 36-38 degrees. Very uncomfortable. Taking into account the climate, it is better to go after October 10, when the temperature drops to 30-33 degrees.
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answered 4 years ago
I went to the Boryspil airport website. Tomorrow 12.09. 28 flights to Turkey and only 7 to Egypt (3 Hurghada, 4 Sharm) So much for you: "The whole of September was swept away and MOT is pushing the leftovers at a higher price")))
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answered 4 years ago
The influx of tourists increases closer to October. Also, the price rises towards the end of October.
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answered 4 years ago
And now the prices are tin, I don’t even remember this ((it’s scary to think what will happen in October (
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answered 4 years ago
Prices fell as soon as the tests were introduced, now they are creeping up, but our sea is knee-deep, they buy 600g leftist tests and yuhhuu
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answered 4 years ago
tanchika The price reduction was clear from August 26, and the tests and the school took their toll,
what about the left? I went out and stood in line for 3.5 hours, only the price of our hotel, as you wrote, went up by 15 pieces in a week, but I know that I’m not sick))
what about the left? I went out and stood in line for 3.5 hours, only the price of our hotel, as you wrote, went up by 15 pieces in a week, but I know that I’m not sick))
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answered 4 years ago
tanchika in Kyiv from 700-2400 is in accredited laboratories, it seems like the join covers 30 per person
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answered 4 years ago
You know that you are not sick, but on the plane and in the hotel there will be handsome men with fake tests for 600: (((
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answered 4 years ago
Pachok, yes yes, this is the reality! And you also know that you are not sick, and half of the passengers fly without tests (they will take them upon arrival at the airport) and which of them will be sick? Xs. Here is such a roulette))
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answered 4 years ago
November - February. This is the calmest month from the influx of tourists. True, the wind season during this period falls in Egypt.
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answered 4 years ago
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