EgyptNews Articles of Interest7 Things You Didn’t Know About the Pyramids of Egypt
February 9, 2021by Brenda
Interesting facts about the Pyramids in Egypt! Continue reading the article here.
As the virus rages across the country and around the world, you may be wondering if there is anywhere you can travel to right now if you are feeling the need to get away. And there are certainly measures you can take to protect yourself on an airplane and while touring around your destination and...
EgyptGeneral TravelNews Articles of InterestPrivate ToursFayoum Oasis: Egypt’s best kept secret
May 19, 2020by Brenda
DESTINATION EGYPT Fayoum Oasis: Egypt’s best kept secret Eihab Boraie, CNN • Updated 19th May 2020 (CNN) — It’s difficult to imagine a desert oasis with a magical lake, cascading waterfalls, and a valley of ancient whales failing to be listed among a destination’s top attractions. But in a place like Egypt, with its ancient...
Travel plans to Paris or London on hold because of the coronavirus? Have you been dreaming of seeing the famous works of art at the Rijksmuseum or Van Gogh Museums in Amsterdam but are dealing with self-quarantine right now? Here are 12 museums from around the world that have virtual tours you can take right...
CookingGeneral TravelGroup ToursJordanNews Articles of InterestAugust 2019 Newsletter
August 14, 2019by Brenda
Click on the front page image to read the entire newsletter – this is a new monthly publication we will be releasing about mid-month, each month and will have country information, recipes, SCM information, tour updates, and more. Be sure to read the entire newsletter for a special offer!
Here is an interesting pro-con article about checking your bags when you fly. Checking a bag vs. carrying on is the great debate of airline travel https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/tips/checking-bag-versus-carrying-is-great-debate-airline-travel/
EgyptGeneral TravelNews Articles of InterestEgypt hopes discovery of ancient tombs will spark tourism revival
December 10, 2017by Brenda
The tombs, located on the west bank of the river Nile in a cemetery for noblemen and top officials, are the latest discovery in the city famed for its temples and tombs spanning different dynasties of ancient Egyptian history. “It’s truly an exceptional day,” said Antiquities Minister Khaled al-Anani. “The 18th dynasty private tombs were...
General TravelNews Articles of InterestSuspension of Turkish Visas for American Travelers
October 18, 2017by Brenda
A recent diplomatic spat between Turkey and the US has resulted in both countries suspending the issuance of visas for travelers to their respective countries. The tit-for-tat actions have been going on for months and have recently escalated when an employee of the American consulate in Istanbul, who is a Turkish citizen, was arrested. That caused...