All posts tagged "travel"

Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Khaled El-Enani announced in an interview on 18 July that Prime Minister,...

When visiting Egypt, most think of the ever-imposing Great Pyramids of Giza, or their distinguished neighbor, the...

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

Egyptian authorities have shut off parts of the Red Sea coast after a shark attacked two tourists,...

On 20 June, Egypt’s Minister of Finance, Mohamed Maait, informed the country’s parliament that the country had...

There are certain childhood memories that can feel far removed from our own identity and reality, and...

On 14 June, a joint statement by G7 countries – Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United...

Long before the advent of mass media and live coverage, conflict – and the diplomacy that often...

Often considered hidden oases in the middle of a bustling city, Cairo’s outdoor pools offer the perfect...

There is a place covered in smells of nostalgia, where the waters sparkle in turquoise blue and...

Turquoise in color and serene in atmosphere, al-Nayzak is a hidden treasure located short off the coastal...

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

In a world enamored with bigger, well-traveled countries, Sri Lanka is one of many underrated locations that...

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...

According to Ahram Online, Egypt’s annual inflation rate surged to 14.9 percent in April, significantly higher than...

Clay needles the horizon of many rural villages; unassuming structures, polka-dotted with nooks and nests and the...