All posts tagged "Egypt tourism"

Egypt is preparing to launch its first-ever low-cost airline, Air Sphinx, scheduled to begin operations in the...

If the Nile river represents the blood of Egypt, then coral reefs represent its heart. Generating around...

Travelers do not just enter towns or cities with their luggage, cameras, passport and other travel essentials,...

Egypt’s spiritual soul runs like an underground river. Beyond the bustling of its cities, and its packed...

The whole of earth’s beauty may seem like a canvas that is always visible and clearly seen...

After on-going restoration efforts, the Avenue of Sphinxes (El Kebbash Road) is to be unveiled Thursday 25...

“My biggest wish is for the city to be rebuilt again and I can come back to...

Egypt has launched an online e-visa portal for tourists through which they can get their tourist visas...

The Egyptian Government yesterday lifted restrictions on the hospitality industry, almost a month after their initial introduction....

Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Khaled El-Anany, welcomed on Sunday Gloria Walker, a 56-year-old American cancer patient...

Serenity. The idea of it seems illusory or non-existent in the chaotic, urban jungle many of us...

Nested in the heart of old Cairo, this historic souq, famous for its animated streets, mamluk landmarks,...

Egypt’s Ministry of Health announced on Wednesday that seven new cases have tested positive for the coronavirus,...

Ongoing ‘Cross Egypt Challenge’ rally kicked off last Thursday in the coastal city of Alexandria. Thirty-six riders,...

There is a reason why Egypt has always been one of the world’s most favourite destinations, and...

As of October 2019, Turkish Airlines will has direct flights to Luxor. The news was announced by Tharwat...

Thomas Cook Airlines has launched a new weekly flight from Bristol to Hurghada with the first flight...