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Is it worth canceling a trip due to the political situation?
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Do not refuse, tune in to rest. Pack your bags. Everything will be fine.
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answered 12 years ago
Read the latest reviews on Sharm
http://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/
If you find something about the political situation - write.
http://www.turpravda.com/eg/sharm_el_sheyh/
If you find something about the political situation - write.
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answered 12 years ago
Another stupid question .. for advice that only needs YOUR head :)) Or do you believe everyone's word ???
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answered 12 years ago
Such questions have come up from time to time since the unrest in Egypt began. And in my memory, NOT A SINGLE tourist (maybe I overlooked it, of course?), Who visited Egypt during this time, did not dissuade doubting future tourists from traveling.
But this, of course, should be 100% your conscious decision, because. then there will be no one to blame, right?
But this, of course, should be 100% your conscious decision, because. then there will be no one to blame, right?
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answered 12 years ago
you will not feel any political "situations" in the resort area. come enjoy the sea and warmth
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answered 12 years ago
AND YOU WILL GO TO ROSTOURISM OR CALL. IT SEEMS TO BE RECOMMENDED TO REFUSE TRAVELING TO LARGE CITIES AND SIGHTSEEING EXCURSIONS.
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answered 12 years ago
Recommendations of the Russian Foreign Ministry to Russian tourists and citizens in Egypt
06 December 2012
According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, in recent days in the capital of Egypt, Cairo, there have been clashes between supporters of various political forces on the basis of serious disagreements on issues related to the adoption of the country's new constitution, as well as the prerogatives of the executive, legislative and judicial branches of power. The epicenter of tension was the location of the presidential palace "Al-Ittihadiya", where there were also clashes between demonstrators and representatives of law enforcement agencies. According to media reports, five people died during the riots, hundreds were injured of varying degrees of severity.
Under these conditions, the recommendation of the Russian Foreign Ministry to Russian tourists and citizens in Egypt to avoid places of social tension and mass demonstrations remains relevant. The situation in the resort areas of the Red Sea remains calm.
06 December 2012
According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, in recent days in the capital of Egypt, Cairo, there have been clashes between supporters of various political forces on the basis of serious disagreements on issues related to the adoption of the country's new constitution, as well as the prerogatives of the executive, legislative and judicial branches of power. The epicenter of tension was the location of the presidential palace "Al-Ittihadiya", where there were also clashes between demonstrators and representatives of law enforcement agencies. According to media reports, five people died during the riots, hundreds were injured of varying degrees of severity.
Under these conditions, the recommendation of the Russian Foreign Ministry to Russian tourists and citizens in Egypt to avoid places of social tension and mass demonstrations remains relevant. The situation in the resort areas of the Red Sea remains calm.
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answered 12 years ago
Thank you for all the answers. Of course, you will have to make the decision yourself. There is little time left. Why not get information from people who have just been there.
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answered 12 years ago
For these 2 years, I also monitored the situation before each trip to Egypt. And all my fears once again turned out to be just empty fears ... Everything was very quiet and calm, the only thing, in August, at the exit from Sharm, the bus was checked by passports. But this is nonsense...
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answered 12 years ago
In the resort areas there is no danger - everywhere the police, cordons with armed guards. On the contrary, go, prices have fallen below nowhere. In resort towns, they take care of tourists - this is the main income of the local population.
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answered 12 years ago
No, it’s not worth it, everything is quiet here, people work here, and it’s a disastrous thing for them to fix unrest for them, because then they won’t have work, this is half of what they have to do in Cairo so they hang around in tahrir ... and buzz. .
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answered 12 years ago
If you refuse a ticket - I'll take it for half the cost! But then it's all gone ;-)
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answered 12 years ago
Our friends arrived from Sharm El Sheikh 2 weeks ago, they said that they went to the pyramids, and they reach there through the outskirts of Cairo. They said that they went absolutely normally, no problems, and that all the riots take place in the central square, near the palace. Just these places with riots are shown to us every day by Zombiyashchiku :)Here! And Hurghada and Sharm are located approximately 600 km from Cairo. Judge for yourself :)
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answered 12 years ago
There is simply NO POLITICAL SITUATION in the resort area, everything is conducive to relaxation. (Returned 10.12 from SHES)
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answered 12 years ago