All posts tagged "travel"

The desert scene is one that Egyptians abroad are often mistaken to permanently live in, whether with...

The ambitious conservation project of Shali village, located at the heart of the oasis, was inaugurated today...

When people think of Upper Egypt, what often comes to mind is rural life, poverty, background cultural...

Situated between the turquoise blue waters of the wondrous Red Sea and the rocky red cliffs of...

Marking an end to the airline operations’ hiatus, EgyptAir – Egypt’s popularly used national airline – is...

On June 14, the Egyptian Minister of Civil Aviation Mohamed Manar announced that flights between Egypt and...

Diving into part two of this two part virtual road trip series, this road trip plan will...

Travel has always been regarded as an enriching experience, whether it be for ‘business or pleasure’. Since...

Egypt’s Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly announced that Egypt will be shutting down its airports and air travel...

Update: the Egyptian President announced the shutting down of Egypt’s schools and universities for two weeks, and...

As I walked along the leafy streets of Tay Ho in Hanoi, Vietnam I heard a faint,...

Take a moment to distance yourself from the image you’ve always had of tourism in Latin America....

As the number of cases of coronavirus spreads, with the first case in the Middle East detected...

Despite its ever flowing lakes, scenic waterfalls and biodiversity, Fayoum remains one of Egypt’s most underdeveloped tourist...

Swinging into Friday, photos of Saint Catherine in Egypt covered in snow went viral over Twitter. While...

Imagine a sea of towering skyscrapers, the overground metro zipping by overhead, a maze of highways, bridges...

Due to its rich archeological history, Egypt is well-known as a home to various colossi statues depicting...