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If you're planning your next family vacation to a different country, there's a good chance you'll be spending time in that nation's capital -- given they tend to be the largest city and tourist draw....

Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Ahmed Issa opened, on Sunday 18 February 2024, Ramla and Al-Haddad Towers at Cairo Citadel following the completion of restoration operations.

According to a press statement released by the Egyptian Cabinet on social media, Egyptian Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Ahmed Eissa divulged that Egypt saw a record-breaking number of incoming tourists in 2023 since 2010, reaching 14.906 million. The surge was announced during a weekly Cabinet meeting, presided by Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly on

  Another good day, at least from my perspective.  We began it with a visit to the so-called Egyptian Museum -- the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities --

AMMAN — During the turbulent period of Crusades, one of the generals of Salaheddin Ayyoubi (1137-1193 AD), Izz Al Din Usama, built in 1184 AD a monumental castle overlooking modern day Ajloun. The objective of the fortification was to protect the border with the Frankish state and Muslim pilgrims.

AMMAN — During the turbulent period of Crusades, one of the generals of Salaheddin Ayyoubi (1137-1193 AD), Izz Al Din Usama, built in 1184 AD a monumental castle overlooking modern day Ajloun. The objective of the fortification was to protect the border with the Frankish state and Muslim pilgrims.

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    My wife and I had a lot of fun this evening hosting a former student of mine and her husband for dinner at our hotel, outside on the shore

Once bountiful in numbers, Egypt’s national animal, the steppe eagle, is facing the unfortunate prospect of extinction, according to recent reports. The steppe eagle is often associated with strength, resolve, and independence, holding cultural and historical significance to Egypt and its people. Although the species is not endemic to Egypt, meaning that it is not