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What kind of popular unrest in Egypt? News from Egypt!
On TV showed popular unrest in Egypt! Again they are catching up with horror) If only I had time to go in March, otherwise the tour has already been bought out. Maybe the resorts will not be affected?
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There is already information that due to unrest in Egypt, excursions to Cairo are suspended.
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answered 13 years ago
Unrest has touched so far only Cairo, which is still farther from major tourist centers than the Manege from Muscovites. The first rebellion is suppressed, the rebels promise to repeat in the near future. "Unrest" is not yet a revolution or a civil war.
P.S. We're flying tomorrow, wish us luck please!
P.S. We're flying tomorrow, wish us luck please!
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answered 13 years ago
Tonight the excursion to Cairo has already taken place, so everything is calm, but in any case, everything is calm in Sharm...
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answered 13 years ago
I don’t think this will affect resort centers, mainly hotel staff, as I talked with the Arabs, work on a rotational basis from other areas,
and they value the place very much, so it’s unlikely to worry
whether they will.
and they value the place very much, so it’s unlikely to worry
whether they will.
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answered 13 years ago
resorts live their own lives. especially Sharm and Hurghada...
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answered 13 years ago
We have a strange psychology. There were a lot of questions about sharks, today there are six about riots. And on Domodedovo - one question. 35 dead.
Revolutions survived in Thailand, Tunisia. No injured tourists.
So where is the danger?
Revolutions survived in Thailand, Tunisia. No injured tourists.
So where is the danger?
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answered 13 years ago
Yes normal psychology! If there were no terrorist attacks in Egypt at one time in the resorts, people would not ask questions. Everyone saw how tourists were taken out of Tunisia ahead of time and no one wants to fall into such a situation.
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answered 13 years ago
I also raised this question, but somehow everyone laughed, read it interesting !!!!
http://www.turpravda.ua/eg/question-16319.html
http://www.turpravda.ua/eg/question-16319.html
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answered 13 years ago
Hello! we fly 29.01 to Hurghada. Tell me what's going on there? Thank you!
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answered 13 years ago
Were from 6 to 17.01. everything was ok, now you can still go, but in the summer you have to look ...... Just don't take excursions to Cairo.
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answered 13 years ago
I support HotLine, alex45 and Anetka-gan
It is not profitable to raise unrest in the resort areas, and they understand this very well.
And who is to rebel? There is almost no local population in the resort areas.
It is not profitable to raise unrest in the resort areas, and they understand this very well.
And who is to rebel? There is almost no local population in the resort areas.
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answered 13 years ago
thanks to all who answered! but my heart is restless, especially when you go to the forums for a tour. sites! other members of the forum are catching up with such fear))) I have bought a tour for February 28 in Makadi Bay in Al Nabilla. I want to relax normally after all the troubles with sharks, Domodedvy and Egyptian riots! Interested in whether Mubarek has enough strength and power to stabilize the situation?
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, you have February 28, and we have January 30!!! Here is a shock! I do not know what to do!!!(((((
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answered 13 years ago
teslenkom! fly and don't worry! then tell us how the situation is there! people who are now in Sharm and Hurghada say that everything is quiet and calm there. Let's hope things calm down.)
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answered 13 years ago
in resorts 80% tourists!! including Slavic personnel. And there are always more police.
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answered 13 years ago
By the way, tourists in Tunisia were unhappy that they were taken out ahead of schedule. They wanted to take their time off. Nobody bothered them. Operators are reinsured.
But there is no need to compare Tunisia and Egypt. In Tunisia, resorts are full-fledged cities. And Hurghada and Sharm are exclusively resort areas. There is no one and no one to stage demonstrations. Just like in Tae. In Pattaya, Phuket and Koh Samui, tourists knew nothing at all about the unrest in Bangkok.
There were terrorist attacks in Egypt. But you need to know at least a little modern history of Egypt to understand the difference between those attacks and what is happening today. The demonstrators do not touch the tourists, the troops are at war with the demonstrators. 500 kilometers from the resort area.
Even if there are those who want to demonstrate their support for the opposition in charm, then 100 people will walk along Naamma Bay. They will shout, wave, the police will chase them, tourists will be asked not to walk along the promenade today.
My son still remembers with a smile the unrest in Bangkok, which he got into three years ago. I don't know what he would remember more. These unrest or the imperial palace, which they could not see, since the center of Bangkok was blocked.
This is not what you need to be afraid of.
But there is no need to compare Tunisia and Egypt. In Tunisia, resorts are full-fledged cities. And Hurghada and Sharm are exclusively resort areas. There is no one and no one to stage demonstrations. Just like in Tae. In Pattaya, Phuket and Koh Samui, tourists knew nothing at all about the unrest in Bangkok.
There were terrorist attacks in Egypt. But you need to know at least a little modern history of Egypt to understand the difference between those attacks and what is happening today. The demonstrators do not touch the tourists, the troops are at war with the demonstrators. 500 kilometers from the resort area.
Even if there are those who want to demonstrate their support for the opposition in charm, then 100 people will walk along Naamma Bay. They will shout, wave, the police will chase them, tourists will be asked not to walk along the promenade today.
My son still remembers with a smile the unrest in Bangkok, which he got into three years ago. I don't know what he would remember more. These unrest or the imperial palace, which they could not see, since the center of Bangkok was blocked.
This is not what you need to be afraid of.
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answered 13 years ago
But Mubarak has serious problems. Just like that, these unrest will not subside. And the confrontation can grow to very serious proportions.
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answered 13 years ago
hotline! How serious can the confrontation be? The protesters will block the airports...? will carry out food and water sabotage? arrange pogroms in resort towns...? I just can’t even imagine how exactly the political situation in the near future may affect the resort towns?
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answered 13 years ago
And I'm going on April 7 ... still a long time ... But anyway, firstly, I tuned in, secondly, I don’t want to burn out, because tour purchased. The mood fell ..... And I love Yegi so much !!!
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, don’t worry so much ... The authorities will not allow riots, they also held a rally on January 25 and everything was over, all the more so this is not a sudden rally, but the government, consider it, knows about the rally in 36 hours ...
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answered 13 years ago
They write that people's performances are planned again tomorrow .... They have a day off ...
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answered 13 years ago
Indeed, in Egypt, Friday is a day off.
We also have a day off on subbotniks (chased).
We also have a day off on subbotniks (chased).
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answered 13 years ago
I read and looked at the link. At the end of the interview, Pashkov did not say anything particularly terrible or new. In the resorts of Sharm and Hurghada, everything is calm.
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answered 13 years ago
Just on Fridays mass trips to services in the mosque. From there they can go to demonstrate en masse. Therefore, this is the forecast for tomorrow.
Once again - those who bought tours do not need to bother to go on vacation calmly. For them there is someone to worry about. Believe me, every morning our operators begin with an assessment of the situation in Egypt, the host offices report their news and assessments of developments. The probability of negative scenarios for resorts is minimal today. Neither hotels, nor airlines, nor airports, nor local operators want to have problems with tourists. At the slightest real threat, action will be taken.
In Thailand, after three years of constant confrontations, flights were delayed for one day and flights from Bangkok were postponed for a week to the nearest airport. But the visa fees were cancelled.
Once again - those who bought tours do not need to bother to go on vacation calmly. For them there is someone to worry about. Believe me, every morning our operators begin with an assessment of the situation in Egypt, the host offices report their news and assessments of developments. The probability of negative scenarios for resorts is minimal today. Neither hotels, nor airlines, nor airports, nor local operators want to have problems with tourists. At the slightest real threat, action will be taken.
In Thailand, after three years of constant confrontations, flights were delayed for one day and flights from Bangkok were postponed for a week to the nearest airport. But the visa fees were cancelled.
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answered 13 years ago
hotline! little by little I begin to calm down and tend to think that I will not take the ticket) I hope that everything will settle down by March. Still, I would not like to consider the worst scenario, i.e. pogroms, seizures, murders, etc., which could affect tourists
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