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Hello! Tell me how many liters of alcohol can be imported into Egypt ???
Hello! We fly for the first time to this hotel this weekend ... Tell me how many liters of alcohol can I bring into Egypt ??? And which restaurant is better to choose, where is the menu more diverse?
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Do not "burn out" - this is the main thing.
There is no protein in Egypt!
There is no protein in Egypt!
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answered 13 years ago
Some kind of restaurant burned down today in Hurghada (hotel ... water park), 50 victims.
Or Jungle or Titanic
So... stay tuned
Or Jungle or Titanic
So... stay tuned
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answered 13 years ago
As they say in Russia, no matter how much you take, you still have to run to the store (duty free)!
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answered 13 years ago
You can fill the whole suitcase. Only hand luggage is checked upon boarding. there is no control when exiting
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answered 13 years ago
miki08, how can I get to Duty Free from the hotel???? More? I thought it was possible only 2 times, from here when we fly, and when we arrive in Egypt.
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answered 13 years ago
For two days, you seem to be able to buy a certain amount of alcohol. I personally bought goods upon departure from Boryspil, firstly, a lot of time and a decent choice and price, secondly, a check and in case of poor quality it is easy to make a claim. In Hurghada and Sharm, I personally always took German beer packaging, the price and quality suited me. After the revolution, it is difficult to say what will be the choice of drinks and their price and quality. I was in Hurghada once and we lived not far from Duty Free in the Royal Palace, this is in the new tourist center of Hurghada.
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answered 13 years ago
For taxa1982 . Both in Sharm and in Hurghada there are Duty shops where you can buy goods within 2 days (or 1? I can’t remember) after arrival. You must have your passport with you.
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answered 13 years ago
In Hurghada, upon arrival, after passport control, in the hall where you receive your things, there is a Dutik. The choice is not much, but it is worth skimping.
I always buy 2 packs of beer there.
I advise you to stock up if you need to.
BUT, you can enter this Duty only when you are on the territory of the hall. Once you have received your things and left the building, they will not let you back in!
In addition, there are 2 more shops in the city: you can visit them within 3 days (counting from the day of arrival) after arrival and only with a passport (they have such rules). One store is in the Cotton House store area, on the opposite side of the hotel. Ask, you will be advised.
I warn you - their prices are in USD, if you pay in Euros, keep your eyes open - they will try to deceive 99%. They have different rates)))))) And in the check, the transfer of USD to Euro is not displayed (only on the computer screen when the check is knocked out). I always put my little face in their computer, and they always try to cover for 2-5 Euros (this is in all their Dtikas ..). But they apologize if they caught you. Eight trips and in each (!) tried to cover.
Check the exchange rate before buying. The second store, I won’t even explain, I remember we were driving in a taxi in a straight line from the Coral Beach hotel for 15-20 minutes.
I always buy 2 packs of beer there.
I advise you to stock up if you need to.
BUT, you can enter this Duty only when you are on the territory of the hall. Once you have received your things and left the building, they will not let you back in!
In addition, there are 2 more shops in the city: you can visit them within 3 days (counting from the day of arrival) after arrival and only with a passport (they have such rules). One store is in the Cotton House store area, on the opposite side of the hotel. Ask, you will be advised.
I warn you - their prices are in USD, if you pay in Euros, keep your eyes open - they will try to deceive 99%. They have different rates)))))) And in the check, the transfer of USD to Euro is not displayed (only on the computer screen when the check is knocked out). I always put my little face in their computer, and they always try to cover for 2-5 Euros (this is in all their Dtikas ..). But they apologize if they caught you. Eight trips and in each (!) tried to cover.
Check the exchange rate before buying. The second store, I won’t even explain, I remember we were driving in a taxi in a straight line from the Coral Beach hotel for 15-20 minutes.
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answered 13 years ago
Bringing alcohol is no problem. We were traveling in a group (6 people), so the guys took 2 liters of vodka per brother (vodka with pepper is the best souvenir for Egyptians we know). Because I don’t drink vodka, then I took a liter of gin and 0.5 cognac to myself in Dutik, in Kyiv. Although the guys put 2 liters of their vodka in my luggage before departure .....
In Egypt, in Dutik upon arrival - 2 blocks of beer.
Well, I went through the green corridor in Egypt clinking bottles from Dutik and dragging 2 blocks of beer - there were no problems ......
In Egypt, in Dutik upon arrival - 2 blocks of beer.
Well, I went through the green corridor in Egypt clinking bottles from Dutik and dragging 2 blocks of beer - there were no problems ......
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answered 13 years ago
Thanks everyone for the feedback!!!!
Dima70_13, you wrote (the store is located in the area of the Cotton House store, on the opposite side, in the hotel) THIS is about Duty Free? I understand that the hotel is not ours? And the prices are not too high against the backdrop of the airport???
in general, I concluded that it is better to pay for alcohol in their own currency so that they do not "cheat". 3 days you can buy from them an unlimited number of times ???
Dima70_13, you wrote (the store is located in the area of the Cotton House store, on the opposite side, in the hotel) THIS is about Duty Free? I understand that the hotel is not ours? And the prices are not too high against the backdrop of the airport???
in general, I concluded that it is better to pay for alcohol in their own currency so that they do not "cheat". 3 days you can buy from them an unlimited number of times ???
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answered 13 years ago
If my answer is still relevant, then I want to warn you that in those 2 days, or 48 hours upon arrival, during which you can buy goods in the city djutik, the day on which you arrived is included (even if arrival and check-in occurred at 23:30 night, then the next day is already the second (last!))
In the djutik of Moscow, the cashier was asked how much alcohol could be bought for import to Egypt - she said as much as she wanted to Egypt and did not even seal the package. We imported 5.5 liters of strong sp.nap for 2, and also at Hurghada airport 2 more liters, because prices were lower there.
In a dutik in the city, payment in local currency is for local alcohol, which, by the way, you can come and take at least every day. In the first 48 hours, you can buy only 3 liters for dollars. alcohol on 1 passport. A stamp is put and that's it, you won't buy more imports.
In the djutik of Moscow, the cashier was asked how much alcohol could be bought for import to Egypt - she said as much as she wanted to Egypt and did not even seal the package. We imported 5.5 liters of strong sp.nap for 2, and also at Hurghada airport 2 more liters, because prices were lower there.
In a dutik in the city, payment in local currency is for local alcohol, which, by the way, you can come and take at least every day. In the first 48 hours, you can buy only 3 liters for dollars. alcohol on 1 passport. A stamp is put and that's it, you won't buy more imports.
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answered 13 years ago
"Dima70_13, you wrote (the store is located in the area of the Cotton House store, on the opposite side, in the hotel) THIS is about Duty Free?
I understand that the hotel is not ours? And the prices are not too high compared to the airport???"
Yes, about Dutik. I don’t remember the name of the hotel, I think it’s some kind of Royal. If you stand with your back to the entrance to the Cotton House store, then on the other side of the street, to the right. Walk a little. He is on the second floor, stairs from the street. Prices are about the same with the airport.
This was about 2-3 years ago. After that, I did not visit him, because. it was a pity to spend time on a trip to the city, so I bought up and buy up at the airport upon arrival. The choice is not really great.
Compared to Dutik in Borispol (Kyiv), prices in Egyptian Dutik are lower.
Have a nice holiday!!!
I understand that the hotel is not ours? And the prices are not too high compared to the airport???"
Yes, about Dutik. I don’t remember the name of the hotel, I think it’s some kind of Royal. If you stand with your back to the entrance to the Cotton House store, then on the other side of the street, to the right. Walk a little. He is on the second floor, stairs from the street. Prices are about the same with the airport.
This was about 2-3 years ago. After that, I did not visit him, because. it was a pity to spend time on a trip to the city, so I bought up and buy up at the airport upon arrival. The choice is not really great.
Compared to Dutik in Borispol (Kyiv), prices in Egyptian Dutik are lower.
Have a nice holiday!!!
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answered 13 years ago
"We imported 5.5 liters of strong sp.nap for 2, and another 2 liters at the Hurghada airport."
Normally you drink 7.5 liters of "strong" for two.
Natali11131, respect!
Normally you drink 7.5 liters of "strong" for two.
Natali11131, respect!
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answered 13 years ago
I will only tell you, papa74, and only in secret that we do not drink local drinks.
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answered 13 years ago
papa74 stop making fun, otherwise the admin will run over again. Yes, and the body of people is different, for example, I can calmly take 0.75 of a good drink like "Whiskey" or "Horse" on my chest at a time, but the next 100 grams are always superfluous, here the state "you said something" may come - (a joke from the 95 quarter) I agree with you
Natali11131 it is better not to drink local ones, the alcohol in them is really strange, obviously a lot of chemicals are added to hide the smell and taste of the product.
Natali11131 it is better not to drink local ones, the alcohol in them is really strange, obviously a lot of chemicals are added to hide the smell and taste of the product.
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, everything is "normal", unity of opinion.
I also take it with me.
One day is enough for the Egyptian, then disgust.
Sometimes I do not disdain gin (tonic separately).
Only here in Sunrise Garden the manager was called. all their gin categorically did not smell like "Christmas tree".
A batch of sealed bottles was opened.
I thought they were bodying themselves - nothing like that, the company is different.
Probably the coolest Egyptian gin recipe ever. But it was worse than moonshine on tap ...
Although in all other places of stay, the gin was good and did not cause any complaints;))
I also take it with me.
One day is enough for the Egyptian, then disgust.
Sometimes I do not disdain gin (tonic separately).
Only here in Sunrise Garden the manager was called. all their gin categorically did not smell like "Christmas tree".
A batch of sealed bottles was opened.
I thought they were bodying themselves - nothing like that, the company is different.
Probably the coolest Egyptian gin recipe ever. But it was worse than moonshine on tap ...
Although in all other places of stay, the gin was good and did not cause any complaints;))
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answered 13 years ago
Egyptian gin reminded me steadfastly of the Turkish "Raki" that drink. In my opinion, the Egyptians decided that anise and juniper are one field of berries
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answered 13 years ago
Having personally tried everything for myself, I determined only local Whiskeys, and then if I found mutual understanding with the bartender and he poured a normal product, and it’s not clear what. In general, in Egypt, the use of strong drinks, in the range of 50-100 grams before local food, is very necessary due to preventive measures. So if you don’t buzz, then three liters for a week is just right for a peasant. Well, if there is nothing to do in the sea and the storm, then the map will fall.
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answered 13 years ago
Anise is an annual plant of the Umbelliferae family. So anise and juniper are not at all the same berry field.
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answered 13 years ago
jabetta did you carefully read my post? address your comments to the UAE
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answered 13 years ago
The last time we went to Egypt, we took 5 liters of whiskey and 2 liters of Campari with us for two weeks. We felt absolutely normal, on the last day there was not enough stock and we drank some local rum. What they put there, what kind of chemistry, I don’t know, but from one glass, it just took me away. It is better to drink a liter of whiskey than a glass of local surrogate. My IMHO.
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answered 13 years ago
kot1963, but did I make a claim against you? Just clarified just in case.
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answered 13 years ago
You are not entirely correct. I will decide where to post my comments.
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