Some Question and Answers for Egypt and Pyramid Group Tour Packages

•  IS EGYPT Group Tour Packages SAFE TO VISIT?

Egypt is very safe to visit and the police, tourist police and army are prominent everywhere you go, giving you a feeling of being in a secure environment. Egypt prides itself on its record level of safety for tourists and the best proof to keep Egypt safe is to follow recent visitors reviews posted by real recent visitors on the largest travel website https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g294201-d2164784-Reviews-Maestro_Online_Travel_Egypt_Day_Tours-Cairo_Cairo_Governorate-m14348.html

Egypt and Pyramid Group Tour Packages

• HOW CAN I GET MY TOURIST VISA?

Usually, you need to apply to your local Egyptian Embassy or Consulate General for a pre-entry tourist visa, but if you are in North America, Western Europe, Australia/New Zealand, Brazil/Argentina or Hong Kong / Japan / Macau / Malaysia or Singapore you can obtain your tourist visa upon arrival in Egypt.

• WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A 5-STAR AND A 5-STAR LUXURY/CRUISE HOTEL?

The ratings get higher than the facilities and the overall standard of accommodation gets better and so it's easier to imagine 5-star luxury (or any suffix added to 5-star) as being 6-star; something those who set star ratings seems to be afraid to use., enjoy Egypt Group Tour Packages in High quality.

• WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BED AND BREAKFAST, HALF BOARD, FULL BOARD, AND ALL-INCLUSIVE?

Bed and breakfast means that only breakfast is provided.

Half board means breakfast and dinner are provided

Full board has all meals provided (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)

all-inclusive means that all meals and drinks are provided; some hotels also provide alcohol. This last point must be checked when booking.

• DO I HAVE TO STAY AT MY HOTEL AFTER THE EGYPT GROUP TOUR PACKAGE HAS ENDED?

No, definitely not, and we encourage you to get out and enjoy the culture of Egypt. Several packages are full board, which tends to make people think they have to stay imprisoned in their hotel, but the sights and sounds of Cairo, in particular, are too great to miss. Why stay in the same hotel, with the same faces, when you could go out and have your dinner on a sailing boat cruising around the island of Zamalek, accompanied by either a belly dancer or whirling dervishes; or sometimes both? This is your stay, so enjoy every minute and get out and explore.

• I HAVE SOME EXPENSIVE ITEMS THAT I DON'T WANT TO LEAVE IN MY ROOM/CABIN, WHAT SHOULD I DO?

All hotels and cruises have safety deposit boxes, sometimes even in your room/stateroom. All you need to do is ask reception and they will give you instructions on how to use them, or safely store your valuables until you need them.

• HOW CAN I GET TO ABU SIMBEL?

Abu Simbel can be reached by flight, which is the easiest and most convenient method taking around 4 hours for the round trip and visit, or there are 2 police-controlled bus convoys that leave Aswan at 0400 and 1130 which take about 9 hours for the travel and visit tour.

• CAN I TAKE PHOTOS INSIDE THE GRAVES?

No, photography inside the tombs, including the pyramids and Abu Simbel, is strictly prohibited, which has led to all cameras being banned from the Valley of the Kings (you must leave all cameras at the x-ray point to the second entry). excessive flash damage of bodywork inside the tombs and so due to people ignoring the rules drastic measures have been implemented to protect these ancient works of art. The simple rule of thumb when visiting sites is no cameras inside, cameras are fine outside.

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