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Is it legal to carry a shocker or pepper in Egypt? How else can you scare away clingy shopkeepers near attractions?
Is it legal to carry a shocker or pepper in Egypt? How else can you scare away clingy shopkeepers near attractions?
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In this case, I'm on the side of the author! Well, just imagine: A man is fond of the history of Egypt, he decided to show his children the hieroglyphs of an ancient temple, and then suddenly an impudent mug comes up and puts a plastic cat made in China into the hands of an unintelligent child and a greyhound demands to give him 100 pounds. Say, if you take it, you pay. Is that normal?
Michael, my advice to you: pay yourself an individual walk with a guide, the guide will take you everywhere and send all these hucksters to a known address in pure Arabic. If they start to buzz, tell them to call the police - it affects them. Shockers and other self-defense weapons are strictly prohibited from being imported into the country.
Michael, my advice to you: pay yourself an individual walk with a guide, the guide will take you everywhere and send all these hucksters to a known address in pure Arabic. If they start to buzz, tell them to call the police - it affects them. Shockers and other self-defense weapons are strictly prohibited from being imported into the country.
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answered 2 years ago
Misa, I was in Luxor in 2010 and 2019, it's heaven and earth. In 2010 they were wild there, it's true. In 2019, only children are foolish, adults somehow cultivated.
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answered 2 years ago
We really wanted to walk around El Quseir. We lived in a hotel nearby. A fortress, a Coptic church, an old mosque, an old Italian phosphate factory, a port and eat at a restaurant that is in Trip
We agreed with the manager of a taxi at the hotel, we were taken to the city, they gave us a young man who would drive away all the local beggars from us. It was just awesome, we learned so much about the ancient route from Arabia to Africa through El Quseir, the slums, the Christmas grace of the Copts, the good nature of the Muslims in the mosque.
$25 per person...
We agreed with the manager of a taxi at the hotel, we were taken to the city, they gave us a young man who would drive away all the local beggars from us. It was just awesome, we learned so much about the ancient route from Arabia to Africa through El Quseir, the slums, the Christmas grace of the Copts, the good nature of the Muslims in the mosque.
$25 per person...
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answered 2 years ago
By the way, Suez used to be called Enema, but apparently they didn’t dare to call the bay and the channel Klizmennye)))
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answered 2 years ago
Resting in Albatros Sia World Marsa Alam, we went to El Kurcer for mangoes and souvenirs home. We took the trip from the owner of a neighboring hotel. We also had two Italian couples with us. El Curcer is a purely Egyptian town with a local population. who walked around the shops with us. Accordingly, no one pestered. I can imagine how you would feel if you saw about a hundred local bikers who were driving in a crowd along the street, shouting and honking. local towns need to be careful.
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answered 2 years ago
That you already, let's immediately take the machine, yyyy. If you have this shocker at the airport of Sharm at the customs office, then you will have problems, sir .....
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