Advice before visiting Egypt

We want to take a Nile cruise to have a great and relaxing vacation in the land of the pharaohs, but we don’t know what to expect and would like some advice before we go. Everyone would like to go to Egypt and take a cruise down the Nile River, which is both relaxing and fun.

Here is a list of some of the most critical questions and concerns that will be talked about:

• Is it safe to go to Egypt?
• What are the Egyptians like?
• The government in Egypt
• A guide to safe sites to visit in Egypt
• Traffic in Egypt
• The health situation in Egypt
• Recommended vaccines
• The proper dress code in Egypt

Is it safe to go to Egypt?

Some travelers wonder if going to Egypt is a good idea because they worry about their safety. Egypt, the home of the pharaohs, has drawn people from all over the world for thousands of years. But people have only started to worry about Egypt’s safety in the last few decades.

Most cities in Egypt are safe to visit, especially the ones with the most tourists. This level of safety is enough and, without a doubt, much higher than most other places in the world. We all know that the Revolution happened in 2011. Since then, there have been isolated acts of political violence and upheaval. Still, they have mostly been limited to a few neighborhoods in the nation’s capital and a few other places. Since the Revolution, a few places have had small amounts of political violence and instability. Recent violence and other disturbances have had little to no effect on tourist hotspots that are physically far from troubled areas.

Even though Egypt is going through a political change, no tourists have been hurt. This is because Egypt has a long history of welcoming tourists and always treating them with kindness and warmth, no matter the weather.

Who exactly are the people who live in Egypt?

And Egyptians indeed have a reputation among travelers for being friendly and helpful. They want tourists to have a good time and learn about all the great things their country has to offer because they have good reason to be proud of it. They are friendly and willing to meet people from all walks of life and are also very interested in learning about other cultures and civilizations.

The government in Egypt

Egypt has recently had a democratically elected president, a stable government, and a well-established system that runs many parts of daily life, so now might be the best time to take a trip you’ll never forget. Farnesina also said there had been a “relative and steady improvement” in the country’s overall security in recent years, which is essential now.

A guide to safe sites to visit in Egypt

In some places, like the northern part of Sinai and the area where Libya and Sudan meet, there is still a general fear of protests and attacks. Even now, some places are still next to both Libya and Sudan. Except for Cairo and Alexandria, you shouldn’t go anywhere else in Egypt unless you have to. This includes the resorts along the mainland coast of the Red Sea, Upper Egypt’s tourist areas, and the Mediterranean Sea. If you want to adventure in the desert, you should always get the proper licenses ahead of time.

The country has a low crime rate compared to other rich countries. As long as tourists follow the common sense steps they should take when visiting a popular tourist spot, they have nothing to worry about in this area.

Traffic in Egypt

Be on the lookout for possible road dangers, as traffic has worsened in recent years due to deteriorating roads and a general lack of respect for the rules. Before going on a trip, it’s essential to double-check that the car is in good shape and that the driver has a valid license. There is no doubt that this routine is good for you. Lastly, because many local drivers drive without their headlights, you should avoid driving at night if possible, you should stay away from.

The health situation in Egypt

Even though private hospitals often charge a lot more than public hospitals, public hospitals are often not thought to have the best care. Hospitals in popular tourist areas have hyperbaric chambers in case of a medical emergency related to scuba diving or any other activities in the Red Sea. You’ll need to do some research ahead of time to find out where the closest one is. You must bring masks with you on the trip, keep at least one meter of space between you and other travelers, and don’t forget the alcohol gel. Regarding the COVID-19 situation in Egypt right now, everything is under control, the number of people infected has dropped by a significant amount, and the number of deaths is low. However, we must follow all the necessary steps with the utmost care to keep our health.

Recommended vaccines

People should get shots against tetanus, typhoid fever, and hepatitis A, B, and C. Also standard are intestinal illnesses, so it’s essential to avoid them by thoroughly washing all produce, sticking to bottled water and soft drinks without ice, and limiting how much raw meat you eat. You must use bug spray if you don’t want to get dengue fever or other diseases that mosquitoes can spread. If you don’t want to get bilharziasis, you shouldn’t get wet in freshwater sources like rivers, canals, lakes, and other similar bodies of water.

The proper dress code in Egypt

Respecting the local culture and fitting in is just as important as standing out, so it’s best to wear grave and appropriate clothes. At Duringush the hour, women in Cairo can use metro cars only for women to avoid being surrounded by men.

Egypt Accessible Travel has never been in a situation where their customers could be in danger or where they had to make even small changes to their plans. We’ve never seen these two things happen before. On the other hand, most of them place a lot of importance on feeling safe during the trip.