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Is there free internet at Sharm El Sheikh airport? And by the way, are there any zones with free Wi-Fi directly in the city?
Is there free internet at Sharm El Sheikh airport? And by the way, are there any zones with free Wi-Fi directly in the city?
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There is one at the airport, at least it was before the quarantine. Buy yourself a local SIM card and don't fool around looking for a free network)
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answered 5 years ago
At the airport, it seems to be there and connected, but it was impossible to go anywhere with it :-(
Therefore, at the exit, a SIM card of a local operator ORANGE or Vodafone is bought and we use the possibilities of 4G.
I didn’t see free WI-FI in the city, but I didn’t look for it either.
Therefore, at the exit, a SIM card of a local operator ORANGE or Vodafone is bought and we use the possibilities of 4G.
I didn’t see free WI-FI in the city, but I didn’t look for it either.
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answered 5 years ago
There was no free WiFi at Sharm airport. Never.
Maybe in the departure area, if you buy something to eat, they give you a temporary password, like in Istanbul. But it is not exactly.
Not in the city either. If only I could catch a free net from the hotel. For example, on a paid beach, Phanar catches the net well from the neighboring Renaissance.
Some cafes have a temporary password.
And so, Yana correctly noted, you just need to buy a SIM card
Maybe in the departure area, if you buy something to eat, they give you a temporary password, like in Istanbul. But it is not exactly.
Not in the city either. If only I could catch a free net from the hotel. For example, on a paid beach, Phanar catches the net well from the neighboring Renaissance.
Some cafes have a temporary password.
And so, Yana correctly noted, you just need to buy a SIM card
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answered 5 years ago
Are you going to stay long at the airport?
Buy a local card, don't bother looking for free internet and relax for your own pleasure - for this we are going there.
Buy a local card, don't bother looking for free internet and relax for your own pleasure - for this we are going there.
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answered 5 years ago
There is no free shuttle at the airport. In some restaurants it is found, and very good. In supermarkets, on the promenades (Soho, Naama, etc.), and even more so in the bazaars, you can often see the Free WiFi sticker. Even if you connect, which is also not obvious, you will definitely not advance further than Google. You can generally forget about different skype vibers. As has been repeatedly advised, either buy a local card, or take a week off from your mobile phone. And he is from you. Have a nice holiday!
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answered 5 years ago
I'm embarrassed to ask, when do you plan to be at Sharma airport and most importantly HOW will you get there?
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answered 5 years ago
The airport had a working wi-fi two or three years ago. The last couple of years shows availability, but does not work in any terminal. Free wifi has always been in Soho. There is Wi-Fi in the cafe and in some pharmacies, but to get the password in the cafe you need to buy something (coffee, water, etc.).
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answered 5 years ago
Like 100,500 topics about mobile operators and their advantage over other ways to enter the Internet, just about every blogger talks about mobs. communication in Egypt, so lately such questions have been bewildering - is a person ready to spend time relaxing in search of a ball wifi hanging around Sharm?
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answered 5 years ago
it was necessary to fill out a registration form - it constantly broke down and rebooted. so I never managed to use it, although the address still hangs in the memory of the old phone)))
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answered 5 years ago
vedrogvozdey: "I'm embarrassed to ask, when do you plan to be at Sharma airport and, most importantly, HOW will you get there?"
The million dollar question!!!!! When I read the topic, the same question immediately arose in my head. Judging by the letters and explanations that airlines send to tour operators for internal use, we will definitely not get to Sharm for five years. And not only in Sharm...........
And the Internet has never been free at the airport, only in hotels. There are zones with free Wi-Fi, only Wi-Fi is not there. And the sign "free Wi-Fi" is present and no more :)) And in the post-virus future, I think the word "free" will sink into oblivion.
The million dollar question!!!!! When I read the topic, the same question immediately arose in my head. Judging by the letters and explanations that airlines send to tour operators for internal use, we will definitely not get to Sharm for five years. And not only in Sharm...........
And the Internet has never been free at the airport, only in hotels. There are zones with free Wi-Fi, only Wi-Fi is not there. And the sign "free Wi-Fi" is present and no more :)) And in the post-virus future, I think the word "free" will sink into oblivion.
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answered 5 years ago
V.Zolot - for a long NOT hitting Egi, is it out of your head? ... or, is there of.infa?
The mood was spoiled (((
The mood was spoiled (((
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answered 5 years ago
In Soho, normal free Wi-Fi, and pictures are uploaded, and you can talk via video link.
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answered 5 years ago
vedrogvozdey I'm embarrassed to ask what idiot told you about five years?
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answered 5 years ago
At the airport, it shows that there is Wi-Fi, but in reality it is not. Simka will be more reliable.
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answered 5 years ago
At the airport of Sharm, like in Hurghada, free Wi-Fi is only declared, in fact, neither the page in the browser nor the sending of messages in the viber occurs. There are several acceptable options for Internet access in roaming from national (Ukrainian) mobile operators. Or, as previously advised, buy an Egyptian SIM card at the airport upon arrival - from $ 5, and use it without nerves.
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answered 5 years ago
The answer was V.Zolot.
Yes, five years is already, of course, too much.
Yes, five years is already, of course, too much.
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answered 5 years ago
I have a tour for August 6. I really want everything to grow together. When I hear this skepticism, I become inadequate.
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answered 5 years ago
Andrey111: "Yes, five years is, of course, too much."
Andrew, time will tell. I wrote that this is my personal opinion. And here is the opinion of the President-General Director of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Alexandre de Juniac: "... if the crisis continues until June, half of the airlines will cease to exist."
I am a realist and I understand that the trips familiar to all of us will not resume soon, and will be in a different format and in a different price category. Already predicting the price of a tour to Egypt is similar to the price of a tour to the Maldives.
Andrew, time will tell. I wrote that this is my personal opinion. And here is the opinion of the President-General Director of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Alexandre de Juniac: "... if the crisis continues until June, half of the airlines will cease to exist."
I am a realist and I understand that the trips familiar to all of us will not resume soon, and will be in a different format and in a different price category. Already predicting the price of a tour to Egypt is similar to the price of a tour to the Maldives.
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answered 5 years ago
Well then I don't know who will go there. Considering that Egypt is positioned precisely as a budget option for recreation. And besides, after the crisis, few people will have extra money.
Although, anything is possible. Now it is pointless to make any forecasts.
Although, anything is possible. Now it is pointless to make any forecasts.
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answered 5 years ago
Considering that after this preparation, the majority of the people will eat subcutaneous fat, for some reason it seems to me that few people will pull the current prices
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answered 5 years ago
The world has already changed. The question is not only about money, the question is about the distance and the closure of countries from the flow of tourists after the stabilization of the situation with the pandemic.
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answered 5 years ago
Not everything. This is how a person is arranged. Just brush himself off, look around, and again for his own. We are slaves of our desires, and at the same time they bring them to life.
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answered 5 years ago
Irina, I think, a couple of years will be a steady pause in European countries. Many countries have already stated that they will not open borders and resume tourism and visas for at least a year after the end of the pandemic. In any case, such easy and almost free travel will never happen again. And how long did the free travel for the price of 0.99 to 5 euros per plane ticket last? Not more than three years! I am confident that the pandemic will completely destroy those needed for independent travelers Airbnb and CouchSurfing. And very soon, we will all not think about travel at all. Because so far, by inertia, we live in the same financial rhythm, make our usual expenses, allow ourselves what we used to allow ourselves. And the situation, I'm sure, has changed for the worse for everyone. And our usual income has changed a bit. And this is just the beginning! To be continued...
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answered 5 years ago
Irina, what is "they don't let you like"? I gave you a thumbs up :)
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