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tell me you can go if you only speak Russian
We are going to send our parents to Sharm El Sheikh, but they are in a terrible panic about how all this will be there if they only speak Russian. Tell me, maybe someone knows hotels with Russian-speaking people and whether they can fully relax.
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Not a problem, every hotel has a tour operator's guide. The staff, especially at the reception, can also say a few words in Russian. In fact, they will be accommodated, they will be told where and what, the first meeting with the Guide, they will be sent back, and the rest will be in the blink of an eye. Don't worry no one has gone missing yet.
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answered 15 years ago
Of course they can chill! Egypt is a dacha of Russians))) there they say in Russian, especially in a hotel! The guide of the Russian group always speaks Russian, and excursions for Russians with a Russian-speaking guide.
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answered 15 years ago
In Egypt, everyone knows Russian, it’s even a shame, they know Russian, Italian, German, their native Arabic, and some can’t even learn English a nightmare))) (this is how I reason).
As for your question, don't worry, the guides will tell you everything))
The reception also knows Russian, at the expense of excursions and everything else, at the reception there are folders translated into different languages, everything can be read there about the country and about laws and about excursions))))
As for your question, don't worry, the guides will tell you everything))
The reception also knows Russian, at the expense of excursions and everything else, at the reception there are folders translated into different languages, everything can be read there about the country and about laws and about excursions))))
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answered 15 years ago
My first impression of Egypt - CRIMEA MOVED!
native speech is heard everywhere! A bunch of ours around!
And even the signs in the shops there are in Russian!
Where, where, and in Egypt there will be no language barrier.
native speech is heard everywhere! A bunch of ours around!
And even the signs in the shops there are in Russian!
Where, where, and in Egypt there will be no language barrier.
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answered 15 years ago
no language barrier
service personnel understand/speak
in Russian in sufficient volume
Especially in Sharm El Sheikh :))
(in Marsa Alam, for example, a little tighter with Russian)
Even if strange situations arise
then the hotel guide will help to resolve them
service personnel understand/speak
in Russian in sufficient volume
Especially in Sharm El Sheikh :))
(in Marsa Alam, for example, a little tighter with Russian)
Even if strange situations arise
then the hotel guide will help to resolve them
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answered 15 years ago
Near the reception, there is usually a guest relations table where Russian-speaking staff sits, even if the guide is not in the hotel at that time, guest relations will always help. Good luck to your parents!
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answered 15 years ago
Look for hotels where the residents of the CIS have the most rest, then your parents will be more comfortable. Do not send to Taboo, it’s just bad with the Russian, and Charm is just right.
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answered 15 years ago
I would recommend Sierra Hotel to your parents. it's like a 4+ but beats many five star charms. (This is the same holding with the Savoy Hotel. But the Savoy is more pretentious and huge. However, the inhabitants of the Sierra can enjoy almost all the benefits of Savoy, and they have a common beach. The difference is that the Sierra is more democratic than the Savoy and is separated from the Savoy and the sea expensive. don’t let it scare you. there hotel buses go to the sea and back every 20 minutes (2-3 minutes drive). but in general, it’s better to send parents to turkey. there, for sure, everyone speaks chic russian, the flight is less, and the service and the cuisine is better. well, yes, there are no coral reefs, behind which everyone is bursting into charm. well, so I don’t think that your parents are tough divers.
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answered 15 years ago