As Egypt braces itself for more possible clashes in the wake of this week's military coup, it's business as usual in the country's most popular holiday resorts. While some tour operators have cancelled flights to Luxor and Cairo and rerouted cruises following Foreign Office (FCO) advice against all but essential travel to most of the country, travel to resorts on the Red Sea, including Sharm el-Sheikh, Taba, Nuweiba, Dahab and Marsa Alam remains unaffected. Approximately 20,000 British holidayma...
As Egypt braces itself for more possible clashes in the wake of this week's military coup, it's business as usual in the country's most popular holiday resorts. While some tour operators have cancelled flights to Luxor and Cairo and rerouted cruises following Foreign Office (FCO) advice against all but essential travel to most of the country, travel to resorts on the Red Sea, including Sharm el-Sheikh, Taba, Nuweiba, Dahab and Marsa Alam remains unaffected. Approximately 20,000 British holidayma...
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