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Two American women kidnapped by gunmen in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula on Friday have been released, Egyptian State TV reported. The Americans, aged 60 and 65, were traveling from St. Catherine's Monastery to the Red Sea resort of Sharm el- Sheikh when tribal gunmen kidnapped them and their Egyptian guide. The three were released unharmed a few hours after their capture by Bedouin gunmen, Al Jazeera -
Thousands of protesters in the city of Port Said marched on the city stadium Friday afternoon to condemn the killing of at least 75 football fans in the stadium Wednesday night. The violence that erupted right afte a football match between Port Said's Masry and Cairo's Ahly teams led to the killing of at least 74 fans, mostly from Ultras Ahly, as thousands of alleged Masry fans stormed the pitch -
An army lieutenant was killed by a security vehicle that ran over him by mistake, the Health Ministry said Friday. The Health Ministry's emergency department said that Lieutenant Mohamed Fouad, 24, was carried to Shubra hospital in critical condition on Friday but doctors could not save his life. In addition, a security source told the paper that the Interior Ministry has reported 138 police -
Angry protesters have climbed down from the tax office building after briefly using it as a position for attacking security forces. Amr Hamed, the spokesman for the Revolution Youth Union, said the group managed to convince the demonstrators to evacuate the building. “The building was not stormed. No damage has taken place inside the building,” he said. “We persuaded the -
Bob Bradley will not resign as Egypt’s coach despite Port Said’s football riots, which left 74 dead during an Egyptian Premier League game between Masry and Ahly on Wednesday. Immediately after the final whistle, thousands of alleged Masry fans stormed the pitch, running the length of it to assault the visiting Ahly supporters with deadly consequences that sent shockwaves across -
Violent protests against security forces, which many blame for the deaths of 74 people during a football riot in Port Said on Wednesday, left four dead in Suez and Cairo on Thursday night, the Egyptian health ministry has announced. The ministry also said 1,690 people were injured. In Suez, protesters laid siege to the police headquarters, leaving two dead from rubber bullet wounds, according -
Several hundred protesters gathered in Suez's Arbaeen Square after Friday prayers to demand that the ruling military council – which they hold responsible for the deaths of 74 people at a football match in Port Said on Wednesday – hand over power to a civilian authority. Furthermore, groups of Ultras – hardcore football fans – have protested in front of the Suez security -
Around noon on Friday 3 February, some protesters climbed to the roof of the tax office building opposite the Ministry of Interior headquarters in downtown Cairo, using it as a position for attacking security forces. The protesters brought along furniture and electric equipment to use as shields. They hailed stones and Molotov cocktails onto security forces stationed outside the ministry; -
Tens of thousands of protesters marched on the military headquarters in Alexandria, holding the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) responsible for the killing of at least 70 football fans on Wednesday night in Port Said. They set off from El-Raml after the Friday prayers, chanting against military rule and the military council leaders. Upon the deadly events in the football league match -
Islamists are escalating their criticism of Egyptian authorities in the wake of a football match riot in Port Said that left 74 dead and hundreds injured. A prominent Salafi political organization is holding the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces fully responsible for the Port Said violence, which began after the local team, Masry, defeated Cairo's leading club, Ahly, on Wednesday
Day Experience
Alexandria Opera House
- Also known as the Sayed Darwish Theatre, since it has been named after the famed Egyptian singer and composer who put music to the Egyptian anthem “Bilady, Bilady, Bilady”, the Alexandria Opera House is a small but amazing cultural venue of the Pearl of the Mediterranean. In 2000,
Al-Azhar Mosque
- And the World's Oldest University Located at the heart of Islamic Cairo, the Al-Azhar complex, mosque and university, does not only house the oldest university in the world but it is also the place where the graduation black gowns originated from. The costume worn by students all around the
Bedouin Safari in the Sinai
- A New Definition of Technicolor Mountains, deserts, pristine beaches and crystal clear waters all come together to form the magical landscapes one can witness in the Sinai Peninsula, especially in Dahab. A Bedouin Safari is the only and most exciting way to explore the heart of the Sinai desert.
Abu-Simbel Temples
- A UNESCO World Heritage Site Prepare to be blown away by the magnificence of these temples. They are undisputedly one of the world's most breathtaking monuments, and Egypt’s second most visited touristic site, the Pyramids of Giza being on the top of the list. The relocation of the
Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mursi Mosque
- Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mursi is Alexandria’s largest mosque; with a cream coloured façade, four great domes, arabesque designs and a high minaret, the mosque is a beautiful sight. Built in 1775 to commemorate the life of an Andalusian Sheikh that was buried on the site, it is one of the
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During Your Trip
- Most of Egypt tourists describe their trip to Egypt as an overwhelming experience: the culture, the nature, the sights, the history, the people, the lifestyle, the cuisine… It is truly a unique experience and for it to be perfect, there are some things you need to know. Whether
About Ancient Egypt
- Ancient Egyptian history is a long and complex one with more than 3,000 years of details. Throughout these 3,000 years, ancient Egyptians lived under about 30 dynasties, with each dynasty being based on the lineage of the kings/pharaohs. Throughout all these years, the
The Country
- The Country : Dating back to 1958, the current flag of the Arab Republic of Egypt is the country’s symbol of independence. The flag consists of three superposed rectangles, black white and red, each having a specific significance, and bears at its centre a golden eagle, the
When & Where To Go ?
- When to go ? The best time to visit Egypt depends on where you want to go. Generally speaking, winter (December to February) is the tourist high season and summer (June to August) is the low season in all parts of the country except on the coasts, and to a lesser degree in Cairo. Hotel prices
Before Your Trip
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- Embarking on a trip to Egypt is an exciting experience as there is almost no end to the possible activities and sights that await you. Whether you are heading to the sandy location of the Great Pyramids or the underwater cities of coral in the Red Sea, there are a number of things you should
The people & culture
- The people : Egypt is home to a multicultural society. Ethnic Egyptians constitute 95% of Egypt's total population whereas Egypt's minorities include Nubians, Berbers (Siwa Oasis), Bedouins, Arabs, Turks, and Greeks, additionally to small tribal communities: the Bejas and Doms. The former
What To Do ?
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- From iconic pyramids and medieval bazaars, to natural beauty and a vibrant contemporary culture, Egypt is a land packed with captivating treasures. The pyramids at Giza - the sole survivors of the seven ancient wonders - the lotus-columned Temples of Luxor and Karnak, sunrise across the Valley of
Where to Eat
Aqua
- Aqua Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza, 1089 Corniche El Nil, Garden City Down Town 2791 68 76 Highlights: Sushi buffet (Tues.) Lobster & caviar night (Thur.)
Oak Grill
- Conrad Cairo, 1191 Corniche El NilDown Town 2580 84 40 Highlights: Oak-smoker oven Category: International, Ethnic Cuisine: Grill Opening hours:
Abou El Sid
- Abou El Sid Citystars, Omar Ibn El Khattab St., Phase 1, 6th Floor Heliopolis 2480 22 31 Highlights: Themed décor Category: Middle Eastern,
La Maison Blanche
- The First Mall, 35 El Giza St., 2nd FloorGiza 3570 02 10 / 05 Category: International, Ethnic Cuisine: French Opening hours: 1PM - 12:30AM Price range:
Buddha Bar
- Buddha Bar Sofitel Cairo El Gezirah, 3 El Thawra Council St. Down Town 2737 37 37 Highlights: Sushi Category: Far Eastern & Asian
Africano
- Africano 10 Mohamed El Mahdy St. (off Nabil El Wakkad St.), Ard El Golf Heliopolis 2414 70 78 Highlights: "Hatari" paella Category:
Dar El Amar Terrace
- Dar El Amar Terrace Oasis Boutiques, Sheraton Bldgs.Heliopolis 017 310 99 99 Category: Middle Eastern, Oriental Cuisine: Lebanese Opening hours: Noon - 3AM
Lan Tania
- Lan Tania Fairmont Heliopolis & Towers, Cairo, Uruba St.Heliopolis 2267 77 30 / 40 Highlights: Open kitchen Category: Far Eastern & Asian Cuisine: Thai
35 Lounge Bar
- 35 Lounge Bar 35 El Giza St. (beside The First Mall Entrance) Giza 3573 85 00 Highlights: Sushi Category: International, Ethnic Cuisine:
Where to Stay
Sofitel Karnak Luxor
- Description Location. Sofitel Karnak Luxor is located in Luxor, close to Karnak and Luxor Museum. Additional area points of interest include Luxor Temple and Ramesseum. Hotel
MS Renaissance Luxor-Aswan 4 night Cruise
- Description Location. Located in Luxor, M/S RENAISSANCE Luxor-Aswan 4 nights Cruise Saturday-Wednesd is on a river and close to Luxor Temple, Luxor Museum, and Karnak. Nearby points
Sheraton Cairo Hotel Towers amp Casino
- Description Location. Sheraton Cairo Hotel, Towers & Casino is located in Giza s Giza - Pyramids neighborhood, close to Cairo Opera House, Cairo Tower, and Egyptian Museum. Nearby
Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx
- Description Location. Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx is located in Giza s Giza - Pyramids neighborhood, close to Pyramids at Giza and Great Sphinx of Giza. Additional area points of
Tiyi Tuya Luxor-Luxor 7 Nights Cruise Monday-Monday
- Description Location. Located in Luxor, Tiyi / Tuya Luxor-Luxor 7 Nights Cruise Monday-Monday is on a river and close to Luxor Temple, Luxor Museum, and Karnak. Nearby points of
Hilton Zamalek Residence Cairo
- Description Location. Hilton Zamalek Residence Cairo is located in Cairo s Zamalek neighborhood, close to Coptic Museum, Cairo Tower, and Egyptian Museum. Nearby points of interest
MS Renaissance Aswan-Luxor 3 night Cruise
- Description Location. Located in Aswan, M/S RENAISSANCE Aswan-Luxor 3 nights Cruise Wednesday-Saturd is on a river and close to Aswan Bazaar, Tombs of the Nobles, and Kitchener s
Royal House Hotel
- Description Location. Royal House Hotel is located in Luxor, close to Luxor Temple, Luxor Museum, and Colossi of Memnon. Nearby points of interest also include Karnak and Medinet
Le M233ridien Pyramids Hotel amp Spa
- Description Location. Le Méridien Pyramids Hotel & Spa is located in Giza s Giza - Pyramids neighborhood, close to Pyramids at Giza and Great Sphinx of Giza. Additional area
Country Inn amp Suites By Carlson Pineville LA
- Description Location. Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Pineville, LA is located in Pineville, close to Kisatchie National Forest. Hotel Features. Country Inn & Suites By Carlson,
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Egypt's producer price index rose 9.15 per cent in the 12 months to December, compared with 9.8 per cent in the year to November, a government website showed on Wednesday.The Planning Ministry website gave the following values for the index, which is based on 100 for the 2004/05 financial
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Thousands of protesters in the city of Port Said marched on the city stadium Friday afternoon to condemn the killing of at least 75 football fans in the stadium Wednesday night. The violence that erupted right afte a football match between Port Said's Masry and Cairo's Ahly teams led to the
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