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What is the real reason for yesterday's (07.11) cancellation of the tour to Israel from all the "street" tour agencies?
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Yesterday, all over Sharm El-Sheikh, excursions to Israel from "street" excursion agencies were canceled (((
As I was explained, "at the initiative of the Israeli host." Moreover, the Israeli side announced the cancellation at the last moment, already when tourists in Sharm were waiting for buses near their hotels. The official explanation from the Israeli host company is "because of the weather". However, the tour was not canceled for the tour operators, people calmly left.
The reason "bad weather" - in my opinion, just an excuse. Perhaps the tour operators set the condition for the Israeli host company to stop working with tour agencies that knock down prices for an excursion to Israel. I'm worried if the next scheduled trip will take place on Monday. Hope so...
If anyone has information on this issue, please share. Who has any ideas?
Yesterday, all over Sharm El-Sheikh, excursions to Israel from "street" excursion agencies were canceled (((
As I was explained, "at the initiative of the Israeli host." Moreover, the Israeli side announced the cancellation at the last moment, already when tourists in Sharm were waiting for buses near their hotels. The official explanation from the Israeli host company is "because of the weather". However, the tour was not canceled for the tour operators, people calmly left.
The reason "bad weather" - in my opinion, just an excuse. Perhaps the tour operators set the condition for the Israeli host company to stop working with tour agencies that knock down prices for an excursion to Israel. I'm worried if the next scheduled trip will take place on Monday. Hope so...
If anyone has information on this issue, please share. Who has any ideas?
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It is unlikely that any of the tourists who write on this site work in the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and can share information on this issue. We'll have to accept the official version, wait for the weather conditions to improve ...
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answered 4 years ago
as I understand it, you live and just work in the tourism industry in Egypt.
if you don’t know what’s going on, then how can ordinary tourists from other countries know about it
if you don’t know what’s going on, then how can ordinary tourists from other countries know about it
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answered 4 years ago
Even in a good scenario, some tourists are turned back by the Israeli side without explanation. Once upon a time, my friends stayed at the border at night and returned back to the hotel on a ride ....
And then you didn’t have to go, so you’re lucky ... :-)
And then you didn’t have to go, so you’re lucky ... :-)
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answered 4 years ago
... and the Egyptians often tell me that they like Hitler ... why would it)?
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answered 4 years ago
In general, the employees of the Israeli Foreign Ministry have been on strike since October 30th. No progress was made in the negotiations, and the conflict escalated again
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answered 4 years ago
They want to drive away guest workers from Israel ... work for yourself.
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answered 4 years ago
Nasty_a, you from Moscow, of course, hear better than we do here in Israel.
There are no problems with the weather - it's just very hot, 30+ ... This is not typical for mid-November. It's all the fault of khamsin - a dry wind from the Sahara ...
The problem was and is with the Gaza Strip. There is a butting going on between the ruling terrorist group Hamas (supported by the countries of the Persian Gulf, primarily Qatar) and the growing pro-Iranian terrorists from Islamic Jihad. Israel understands Hamas better, because a targeted liquidation of one of the leaders of the "Islamic Jihad" was carried out (in the morning they launched a rocket directly into his bedroom) in Gaza. At the same time, the house of another leader of these terrorists in Syria was attacked ... As a result, another shelling of the South of Israel up to the suburbs of Tel Aviv. And interestingly, a couple of hundred missiles and most of them are in wastelands!
And how do terrorists launching rockets from Gaza manage to find so many wastelands in small Israel?
There are no problems with the weather - it's just very hot, 30+ ... This is not typical for mid-November. It's all the fault of khamsin - a dry wind from the Sahara ...
The problem was and is with the Gaza Strip. There is a butting going on between the ruling terrorist group Hamas (supported by the countries of the Persian Gulf, primarily Qatar) and the growing pro-Iranian terrorists from Islamic Jihad. Israel understands Hamas better, because a targeted liquidation of one of the leaders of the "Islamic Jihad" was carried out (in the morning they launched a rocket directly into his bedroom) in Gaza. At the same time, the house of another leader of these terrorists in Syria was attacked ... As a result, another shelling of the South of Israel up to the suburbs of Tel Aviv. And interestingly, a couple of hundred missiles and most of them are in wastelands!
And how do terrorists launching rockets from Gaza manage to find so many wastelands in small Israel?
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answered 4 years ago