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Who rested in Delta Resort 4 in Sharm. Write, how is it now? According to old reviews like nothing.
Who rested in Delta Resort 4 in Sharm. Write, how is it now? According to old reviews like nothing.
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The delta is now normal, but there is a dominance of Arab tourists. Although basically they rent apartments, but do not live in a hotel.
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answered 8 years ago
I agree with orbittours - now there are practically no foreign tourists in the Delta (meaning the "hotel" zone). Food and service will be appropriate. And regarding the compound zone (apartments and rooms in private ownership) - the prices there are very low now, so you will get a bunch of local and non-local Arabs as neighbors. Not the nicest neighborhood, I'll tell you.
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answered 8 years ago
And the Arabs did not spoil our vacation in the slightest. Each nation has its own characteristics. Well bathe in clothes, so what? But the drunken screaming Russians of the so-called. tagils are a terrible sight. Thank God they won't, you're lucky.
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answered 8 years ago
And I stayed at the Delta in Sharm. I have the best memories, especially in terms of greenery and flowers.
And the fact that women in swimming pools bathe in clothes, so what of it?
They are at home, unlike us.
And the fact that women in swimming pools bathe in clothes, so what of it?
They are at home, unlike us.
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answered 8 years ago
They behave modestly and quietly, absolutely do not concern us.
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answered 8 years ago
I didn’t come across such “quiet” ones and they litter a lot, but how do they eat ??? they don't eat, they chew. And if there is another thread of a family with children, and they, as a rule, have children that are not very well-mannered, then in general a pipe
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answered 8 years ago
I can say the same about my compatriots and about the eternally hungry Russians who line up at the restaurant 1 hour before the opening and fly in like crazy. Let's not be cunning - there are enough freaks everywhere. Moreover, in Egypt, in Turkey - comics can be printed. I saw how they put a side dish on one plate, dessert there, and a grapefruit on top. So you won't scare me with the locals.
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answered 8 years ago
And in Royal Rodzhan in Sharm, in general, Napoleon’s fish was pulled out of the Water onto a pontoon and photographed with it, like with a trophy. And they vomited on the beach, and they held a glass in the other hand - it is the clews of Shara.
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answered 8 years ago
All Egyptians eat a lot. And as a rule, they take a lot on a plate, but if they don’t like the food, they can leave it untouched. There is such an attitude to food, even in the family. The best compliment to a chef is a clean Egyptian plate. People are different and brought up differently. Do not scold the people for the features. It is better to enjoy the sea, and not to follow who does what. It will be easier. IMHO
And have a good rest)))))
And have a good rest)))))
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answered 8 years ago
So it’s better to choose a good standard hotel in advance where there will be no Egyptians
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answered 8 years ago
Lmholiday is right. There are hotels that the Egyptians can not afford. At least for the majority - they do not "hang out" in pairs, but rest in crowds (herd feeling). Therefore, you can find a hotel where they will not be. But this is definitely not Delta Sharm.
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answered 8 years ago
Where the Egyptians cannot afford to go and not all of ours can. Don't forget the huge difference in flight. Of course, the hotel will be more expensive for smaller Egyptians, but there may be visiting Arabs who are no better than the Egyptians themselves, if not worse.
And the Egyptians here are at home and usually rest with their families. Calling it a herd mentality is wrong. IMHO. They save up for vacations and travel with the whole family. In fact, they don’t break out so often somewhere, so if they break out, then everyone goes. The exception is honeymoon trips.
And the Egyptians here are at home and usually rest with their families. Calling it a herd mentality is wrong. IMHO. They save up for vacations and travel with the whole family. In fact, they don’t break out so often somewhere, so if they break out, then everyone goes. The exception is honeymoon trips.
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answered 8 years ago
I believe that young ladies who are married to Egyptians, who have long been wearing closed clothes and a hijab, who sit at home with children and cook Egyptian ful with taameya, simply cannot give an objective assessment in this matter precisely from the point of view of an ordinary Russian-speaking tourist. They have long accepted everything Egyptian as their own. IMHO.
Egypt is the country of the Egyptians, who can argue with that? But we are talking here on the forum for tourists. And for a normal tourist, neighborhood with locals in family "Egyptian" hotels, most likely, will not be to their liking at all (this is shown by a large practice of working with tourists). I believe that it is worth warning people to choose a suitable place to stay - so that they remember Egypt as a fairy tale, and not a garbage pit.
Egypt is the country of the Egyptians, who can argue with that? But we are talking here on the forum for tourists. And for a normal tourist, neighborhood with locals in family "Egyptian" hotels, most likely, will not be to their liking at all (this is shown by a large practice of working with tourists). I believe that it is worth warning people to choose a suitable place to stay - so that they remember Egypt as a fairy tale, and not a garbage pit.
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answered 8 years ago
Of course, you can argue for a long time, but one thing is invariable: inexpensive economy class hotels and even 5 will be with the dominance of Egyptians and Arabs. You can't do anything about it. You need to prepare for the nuances of such a holiday. The Egyptians have a rest with families and therefore the minimum number is 5 people. And I warn people that in any hotel they can get Arabs or Egyptians. Not all people can afford a chain of hotels Reef Oasis or something like that.
Wind of change, you can sling mud at me all you want. Yes, I'm wearing a headscarf and I'm married to an Egyptian. I don't like fultameya, although I can eat it. And I'm not at home. Thank God there is work and I go to hotels and see the situation myself. Now I have tourists in your favorite Domina. And there are a lot of Arabs and Egyptians. This is an economy class hotel. Don't give people the illusion that a more expensive hotel can protect them from the Egyptians. Especially now, when prices are ridiculous for hotels.
Wind of change, you can sling mud at me all you want. Yes, I'm wearing a headscarf and I'm married to an Egyptian. I don't like fultameya, although I can eat it. And I'm not at home. Thank God there is work and I go to hotels and see the situation myself. Now I have tourists in your favorite Domina. And there are a lot of Arabs and Egyptians. This is an economy class hotel. Don't give people the illusion that a more expensive hotel can protect them from the Egyptians. Especially now, when prices are ridiculous for hotels.
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answered 8 years ago
Domina is a five. And in the "normal" time of the Egyptians there are no vacationers AT ALL. What is happening now is not an indicator. My friends (by the way, a lovely Egyptian family) left yesterday. They rested in Sharm for 4 days. The cost of their trip to a "decent" hotel with "breakfast + dinner" meals and a transfer on a comfortable bus from Cairo and back is 400 Egyptian pounds (less than $ 50) for a family of 2 adults and 2 children!
With my answers, I'm just trying to show tourists that the Egyptians and Arabs are not very pleasant vacation neighbors for our tourists. Orbittours, your phrase "the dominance of the Egyptians and Arabs" only confirms the validity of this thought.
Does it make sense to go to the deliberately "Egyptian" Delta resort?
Orbittours, I did NOT specifically address you in my previous answer.
For some reason, you perceived the statement of fact about women who are married to Egyptians and wear a hijab as "pouring mud" on you personally. What can I say ... Perhaps someone has deep internal complexes about this.
With my answers, I'm just trying to show tourists that the Egyptians and Arabs are not very pleasant vacation neighbors for our tourists. Orbittours, your phrase "the dominance of the Egyptians and Arabs" only confirms the validity of this thought.
Does it make sense to go to the deliberately "Egyptian" Delta resort?
Orbittours, I did NOT specifically address you in my previous answer.
For some reason, you perceived the statement of fact about women who are married to Egyptians and wear a hijab as "pouring mud" on you personally. What can I say ... Perhaps someone has deep internal complexes about this.
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answered 8 years ago
I know one thing. There are good and well-mannered people and there are hamlo (ill-mannered, tagil, call it what you want). It doesn't matter what nationality they are. And you can be unlucky in any hotel. You just need to be ready for such nuances. Different mentality and habits increase misunderstanding and misunderstanding. Everyone should be respected and treated more tolerantly. You can look under your feet and see the dirt, or enjoy the sea, sunsets and just relax. IMHO
Wind of change you already decide for yourself Egyptians for you a herd or good people? (I mean, you don't need to treat everyone with the same brush).
You are going to GOA, if you do not mind, write to us about your impressions of the country and people. And God forbid you will meet good people there, not a herd. But my advice to you is to respect the country in which you are, it's up to you not to spoil your vacation.
Wind of change you already decide for yourself Egyptians for you a herd or good people? (I mean, you don't need to treat everyone with the same brush).
You are going to GOA, if you do not mind, write to us about your impressions of the country and people. And God forbid you will meet good people there, not a herd. But my advice to you is to respect the country in which you are, it's up to you not to spoil your vacation.
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answered 8 years ago