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From which cities are they transported to Egypt? There are no flights from Russia?
From which cities are they transported to Egypt? There are no flights from Russia?
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There are direct lines from Moscow only to Cairo. They take you to the beach through Istanbul and Antalya.
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answered 5 years ago
In the spring, TO sold tours from the regions to Egypt via Antalya, but then this flight program was removed, now you can get to Egypt from Russia only on your own, without TO.
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answered 5 years ago
Russians fly mainly through Minsk. (Everyone I met in Egypt). It is possible through Ukraine. We have practically from all regional centers, except for those occupied by Russia
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answered 5 years ago
I met Russians from Voronezh and Kursk, they organized a transfer from the cities to Kharkov airport and back
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answered 5 years ago
Familiar residents of Chelyabinsk flew through Kustanai.
Many fly through Kyiv or Kharkov, less often - through Minsk
Many fly through Kyiv or Kharkov, less often - through Minsk
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answered 5 years ago
As far as I know, many Russians fly to the sea via Istanbul or Minsk. Direct flights only to Cairo.
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answered 5 years ago
We fly to Egypt all the time.
The easiest way is through Istanbul.
It is possible through Cairo by Aeroflot and EgyptAir, then by EgyptAir or by bus to KM.
From the Central region it is possible through Belarus, but this is the most expensive option.
From the Urals and Siberia, they fly with maintenance through Kazakhstan
Through Europe with the German TUI, the most beloved.
The easiest way is through Istanbul.
It is possible through Cairo by Aeroflot and EgyptAir, then by EgyptAir or by bus to KM.
From the Central region it is possible through Belarus, but this is the most expensive option.
From the Urals and Siberia, they fly with maintenance through Kazakhstan
Through Europe with the German TUI, the most beloved.
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answered 5 years ago
a friend flew through Istanbul to Cairo, in Istanbul she caught a chip: if there is a big break between planes, a free hotel and an excursion. She liked it. I ask you not to accuse me of love for a freebie - this is the official "compliment" from Turkish Airlines.
relatives fly from us - but young people need an invitation to the country
relatives fly from us - but young people need an invitation to the country
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answered 5 years ago
Last year, in the winter, I met some stubborn people flying through Israel, then to Sharm by bus. The funny thing is that they had only a week of vacation with flights, that is, in fact, they were at sea for a maximum of five days. And so the cheapest option, if you are not afraid of Bandera and do not live beyond the Urals or somewhere else very far away, is to fly through Kyiv. From Kyiv you can always find cheaper options.
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answered 5 years ago
And what, in fact, are the criteria for "stubbornness"? Judging by the questions on TurPravda, people travel in herds from Sharm to Israel by bus, and in the opposite direction, they are already "stoned"))). I believe that it will also take more than one hour to get to Kyiv by bus or train.
And then there’s nowhere to put a stigma on me, because I go on vacation from Vladimir, from where it’s a four-hour drive to the nearest airport by car one way.
And then there’s nowhere to put a stigma on me, because I go on vacation from Vladimir, from where it’s a four-hour drive to the nearest airport by car one way.
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answered 5 years ago
At the expense of stubbornness and driving from Sharm to Israel, two people go there on an excursion for a day and back to the hotel to rest. And in this particular case, people were really stubborn, to go on vacation for a week, where to spend three days on the road in total, is this really adequate? They were from near Moscow and when I asked why they didn’t just spend the night on the train to Kyiv and voila, after 4 hours you are in Sharm, they just said that you have Bandera and they don’t let you through at the border. This is common sense, don't you think?
P.S. The owner is a gentleman, fly to Egypt even through Papua New Guinea, to be honest, I won’t be surprised even by such a route of the Russians.
P.S. The owner is a gentleman, fly to Egypt even through Papua New Guinea, to be honest, I won’t be surprised even by such a route of the Russians.
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answered 5 years ago
You count time in a strange way. Two nights on the train and the road in Kyiv from the station to the airport - this is also one and a half to two days on the road, thrown out of vacation. And cases of non-passing at the border are quite real, perhaps these specific tourists have already had an unpleasant experience.
I don’t drown here for Egypt, I wouldn’t go there by night trains and buses either. But I go to some places with three transfers by plane, and with night travel by bus, contrary to common sense. Tourism is simply a disease. Incurable))).
I don’t drown here for Egypt, I wouldn’t go there by night trains and buses either. But I go to some places with three transfers by plane, and with night travel by bus, contrary to common sense. Tourism is simply a disease. Incurable))).
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answered 5 years ago
zolyshka111, regarding the departure from Kyiv:
As of August 2019, male citizens of the Russian Federation aged 16 to 60 are prohibited from visiting Ukraine and they fall into the “risk zone”. In this regard, an additional interview is introduced when crossing the border of Ukraine. Exceptions may apply on a case-by-case basis:
diplomatic status in Ukraine; TRP, residence permit in Ukraine; transport service personnel; humanitarian trip...
that is, at the border they can easily wrap up - and the rest is gone. so it turns out through Israel more adequately ...
As of August 2019, male citizens of the Russian Federation aged 16 to 60 are prohibited from visiting Ukraine and they fall into the “risk zone”. In this regard, an additional interview is introduced when crossing the border of Ukraine. Exceptions may apply on a case-by-case basis:
diplomatic status in Ukraine; TRP, residence permit in Ukraine; transport service personnel; humanitarian trip...
that is, at the border they can easily wrap up - and the rest is gone. so it turns out through Israel more adequately ...
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answered 5 years ago
Let's not forget that Israel, too, with its cockroaches at the border, may not be allowed in there either.
It seems to me that the most appropriate option is to fly through Istanbul: the transfer is minimal in time, there is no need to go through border control,
Flights are operated by good airlines.
It seems to me that the most appropriate option is to fly through Istanbul: the transfer is minimal in time, there is no need to go through border control,
Flights are operated by good airlines.
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answered 5 years ago
Those who use transfers from Russian cities to Kharkov airport, if it is organized that the passengers on the bus are all tourists who bought a standard tour to Egypt, then they say that the package of documents for the tour is an indulgence for our border guards
Everyone knows that this is a business, maybe in the price of such transfers and what kind of interest for the border guards they lay.
Everyone knows that this is a business, maybe in the price of such transfers and what kind of interest for the border guards they lay.
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answered 5 years ago
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There are agencies in the Russian Federation that sell tours to Egypt, for example, "travelata.ru" (online tour store). The package tour, in addition to the hotel, insurance, etc., also includes a flight to Cairo and a transfer to the hotel. True, the journey from Cairo to Sharm El Sheikh by bus will take more than 6 hours. Many Russians fly to Sharm in transit through Antalya.
There are agencies in the Russian Federation that sell tours to Egypt, for example, "travelata.ru" (online tour store). The package tour, in addition to the hotel, insurance, etc., also includes a flight to Cairo and a transfer to the hotel. True, the journey from Cairo to Sharm El Sheikh by bus will take more than 6 hours. Many Russians fly to Sharm in transit through Antalya.
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answered 5 years ago
Given that the Cairo-Sharm plane costs less than a hundred bucks, it's better by plane.
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answered 5 years ago
Why Egypt? And not Thailand or India, Vietnam, China? Hassle-free and cheaper?
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answered 5 years ago
))) Nichosi set of alternatives. Was in Thailand and Vietnam, nothing to do with Egypt and other Arab countries.
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answered 5 years ago
Natasha59,
Well, first of all, the price of the issue. secondly, flight time. thirdly, a completely different climate. each has its own quirks.
Well, first of all, the price of the issue. secondly, flight time. thirdly, a completely different climate. each has its own quirks.
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answered 5 years ago
The price will be just lower in Southeast Asia for half of Russia.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka,
given the comfort of the road "gardens", maybe you're right. in this case, the flight time is also probably less
but the climate ... after all, in Egypt it will be more gentle for our
given the comfort of the road "gardens", maybe you're right. in this case, the flight time is also probably less
but the climate ... after all, in Egypt it will be more gentle for our
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answered 5 years ago
Softer for our what?))) You just need a comfortable season in any country to choose.
About "gardens": You live in the capital of your country, you don't understand, but for most residents of the regions, "gardens on vacation" is an inevitable reality, everyone is used to it and does not moan. While I was living in Novosibirsk, I did not manage to go on a single vacation by direct flight, except for Thailand and Turkey. It takes 6.5 hours to fly to Istanbul, 7 hours to Bangkok, it doesn't really matter where you fly. And the farther to the east, the greater the ratio is not in favor of Turkey and Egypt.
Now I live in Vladimir, there is no airport at all! Only vegetable gardens remain))).
About "gardens": You live in the capital of your country, you don't understand, but for most residents of the regions, "gardens on vacation" is an inevitable reality, everyone is used to it and does not moan. While I was living in Novosibirsk, I did not manage to go on a single vacation by direct flight, except for Thailand and Turkey. It takes 6.5 hours to fly to Istanbul, 7 hours to Bangkok, it doesn't really matter where you fly. And the farther to the east, the greater the ratio is not in favor of Turkey and Egypt.
Now I live in Vladimir, there is no airport at all! Only vegetable gardens remain))).
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answered 5 years ago
As for the scale and distances in Russia - Vladimir is practically next to Moscow, and there is much more choice of tours anywhere than from Kyiv, and there are more airports and flights from Moscow airports are orders of magnitude larger
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I do not argue. But the extra six hours of taxiing to and from Moscow every vacation is very annoying. )))
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, hello to Vladimir! visited you a year ago.
but about the capital - yes, I agree, from my Kyiv to the same SHESh is more convenient for me than to Thailand. But from my own Novy Urengoy to Tai, nothing is closer to me - if only because, despite the presence of an airport, they don’t fly to either Bangkok or Phuket - 4 hours to Moscow first ...
but about the capital - yes, I agree, from my Kyiv to the same SHESh is more convenient for me than to Thailand. But from my own Novy Urengoy to Tai, nothing is closer to me - if only because, despite the presence of an airport, they don’t fly to either Bangkok or Phuket - 4 hours to Moscow first ...
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answered 5 years ago
What does Urengoy have to do with it? I talked about Siberia and the Far East. But even from Urengoy it would be more logical to fly to Bangkok through Novosibirsk, and not through Moscow.
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How about in Novosibirsk? only by waypoints - there is no direct flight, through Yoburg, Tyumen, Moscow again
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You obviously moved a long time ago ... There is a direct line to Novosibirsk by "Siberia".
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