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8 Affordable World Capitals for a Budget-Friendly Vacation - Vimarsana News

8 Affordable World Capitals for a Budget-Friendly Vacation

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....

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Tourism Min. Inaugurates Ramla, Al-Haddad Towers at Cairo Citadel - Vimarsana News

Tourism Min. Inaugurates Ramla, Al-Haddad Towers at Cairo Citadel

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.

2023's Tourists Reached Record-Breaking 14.9 Million: Minister of Tourism and Antiquities - Vimarsana News

2023's Tourists Reached Record-Breaking 14.9 Million: Minister of Tourism and Antiquities

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

Deeper into Africa - Vimarsana News

Deeper into Africa

  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 --

Ajloun Castle: Ayyubid legacy echoing through time - Vimarsana News

Ajloun Castle: Ayyubid legacy echoing through time

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.