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I'm going in May alone with two children aged 3 and 10! What attitude to women with children without men? what's scary? and tell me where to keep the money then, even if they dig out of the safes?
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Good evening ! I was in Egypt myself with a child 3 times. There is nothing to worry about! Do not wear defiant clothes and everything will be in order, and they will invite you to shops all the time, even if you have already bought from them. And if you do not go outside the hotel, then you have nothing to fear at all. I kept my money in the safe all the time and never stole anything!
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answered 11 years ago
Millions of tourists travel with children and everyone is alive and well.
And I would be better interested in the quality of the hotel. In addition, it is located on the noisiest, dirty, central street of Hurghada
And I would be better interested in the quality of the hotel. In addition, it is located on the noisiest, dirty, central street of Hurghada
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answered 11 years ago
Sheraton Road is the same street ... My opinion is the location of the hotel on it - not a minus. Exotic...
And from the territory of the hotel it is not visible and not heard.
And from the territory of the hotel it is not visible and not heard.
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answered 11 years ago
Doubtful "exotic", if it is clear from the question that they are going for the first time and, apparently, they are afraid of everything, as if they are going to Somalia, and not to a resort where millions of tourists visit every year
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answered 11 years ago
If you follow the rules of decency, you will not encounter any problems. The biggest grief that can befall you is, as Natalika rightly said, inviting you to shops). Your hotel is on the busiest street and when you go outside the hotel you will meet a lot of people))))
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answered 11 years ago
I will add that this lot of people in their vast majority are the same tourists as you :)))
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answered 11 years ago
thanks to everyone for the answers! I’m very happy for the millions of tourists and Somalia has nothing to do with it, I’m afraid there’s absolutely no harassment from Arabs and not Somali pirates! I'm just afraid of prejudice! I am not a conflict person and I don’t know how to fight, for example, because of bad rooms and lack of towels!
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answered 11 years ago
, I'm afraid there is absolutely no harassment from the Arabs
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Wait, here are your words: "what is the attitude towards women with children without men? That's scary"
You didn't say anything about towels.
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Wait, here are your words: "what is the attitude towards women with children without men? That's scary"
You didn't say anything about towels.
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answered 11 years ago
What I meant, I voiced! Read above without choosing! If you want your version - your right! Who understood me what I mean - they gave smart and valuable advice!
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answered 11 years ago
It's not scary, believe me. I myself am going with my daughter and not for the first time. Arabs pester all tourists, the presence of a man next to a woman will not change the situation much, their goal is to lure them into the store, win them over with conversations, then impose goods. Try not to react and walk by silently. In those hotels that I had a rest from the safes they never stole, gold jewelry and money were forgotten on the table - everything was intact. According to SeaGall, I did not meet reviews with complaints about theft. Have a nice holiday!
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answered 11 years ago
I'll add about the Sheraton. Yes, the street is really noisy, oversaturated with traffic and people. But this also has a plus. Having visited hotels on all the outskirts of Hurghada, where there is nowhere even to go out in the evenings, this year we also opted for a hotel in Sakkala. Restaurants, marina, shops - everything is within walking distance.
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answered 11 years ago