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It’s this precise lack of depth in politics and public life that we as a nation have grown to accept in a resigned, tired way

It’s this precise lack of depth in politics and public life that we as a nation have grown to accept in a resigned, tired way

Tourists eager to explore cruiser where Agatha Christie wrote 1937 novel 'Death on the Nile' SECTIONS Last Updated: Jan 28, 2021, 05:29 PM IST Share AFP The steam ship 'PS Sudan' cruising along the Nile river by Egypt's southern city of Aswan, some 920 kilometres south of the capital. Related Nile, the Steam Ship Sudan draws tourists following the trail of legendary crime novelist Agatha Christie. The SS Sudan, which towers over the traditional wooden sailing boats in Egypt's southern city of Aswan, inspired the British author sometimes dubbed the "Queen of Crime" to pen one of her most famo...

Egypt has resisted a harsh lockdown and remains blissfully quiet Credit: getty Although the UK is knee-deep in lockdown, probably for some time, there are still reasons to stay positive about travel. For those looking forward to a time when you can leave our shores again, I suggest you turn your attention to Egypt. Although it’s never been on the mothballed travel corridor list, the country has reported low levels of Covid that are still falling. Just as important, the attitude there towards travellers is noticeably different from that found in the many countries where tough lockdowns ha...