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Trellanie Vernon

Davis, CA

Egypt Cultural Adventure Travel Agent Specialist

Unveiling Ancient Wonders: Your Ultimate Vacation to Egypt Are you ready to embark on a mesmerizing journey to a land steeped in history and mystique? Look no further than Egypt – a destination that seamlessly marries rich heritage with modern all...
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Unveiling Ancient Wonders: Your Ultimate Vacation to Egypt Are you ready to embark on a mesmerizing journey to a land steeped in history and mystique? Look no further than Egypt – a destination that seamlessly marries rich heritage with modern allure. From the awe-inspiring Pyramids of Giza to the tranquil Nile River, Egypt promises an unforgettable vacation that will leave you captivated. Get ready to explore this timeless destination with our comprehensive Egypt vacation guide.1. Pyramids of Giza: Witness the Marvels of Antiquity Prepare to be spellbound by the iconic Pyramids of Giza – an architectural feat that has stood the test of time for over 4,500 years. Marvel at the enigmatic Sphinx and unravel the secrets of these colossal structures that were built as tombs for ancient pharaohs. Our expert guides will unveil the mysteries and legends that shroud these wonders.2. Nile River Cruise: A Serene Voyage Through History Embark on a luxurious Nile River cruise and traverse the lifeline of Egypt. Drift past lush landscapes, charming villages, and ancient temples that dot the riverbanks. Immerse yourself in the captivating tales of the past as you explore well-preserved temples like Karnak and Luxor, offering insights into the nation's glorious past.3. Cultural Encounters: Bazaars, Bazaars, Bazaars! Indulge your senses in vibrant Egyptian bazaars that are a treasure trove of exotic spices, intricate textiles, and unique handicrafts. Wander through the bustling Khan El Khalili market in Cairo and haggle for souvenirs that embody the essence of Egypt's diverse culture.4. Red Sea Riviera: Beach Bliss and Beyond For those seeking sun-soaked relaxation, Egypt's Red Sea Riviera beckons with its pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. The resort town of Sharm El Sheikh offers world-class diving and snorkeling opportunities, allowing you to explore vibrant coral reefs and marine life. Unwind in luxury beachfront resorts and rejuvenate your senses.5. Temples of Luxor: Where History and Architecture Converge Step into the realm of gods and pharaohs as you explore the Temples of Luxor. These grand structures pay homage to Egypt's rich religious history and boast intricate hieroglyphics and towering columns. By night, the temples are illuminated, creating a surreal atmosphere that transports you back in time.6. Culinary Delights: Taste the Flavors of Egypt Savor the flavors of Egypt through its delectable cuisine. Indulge in aromatic dishes like koshari, falafel, and succulent kebabs. Don't miss the opportunity to try traditional Egyptian street food and experience the nation's culinary heritage firsthand.7. Planning Your Egyptian Escape When planning your dream vacation to Egypt, consider the best time to visit – the cooler months of October to April are ideal for comfortable sightseeing. Ensure a seamless journey by booking guided tours that provide expert insights, comfortable accommodations, and hassle-free transportation.Intrigued by the allure of Egypt's ancient wonders and modern marvels? Embark on a journey of a lifetime to this captivating destination. From the monumental Pyramids of Giza to the tranquil Nile River, Egypt promises an adventure that blends history, culture, and relaxation in perfect harmony. Book your Egyptian escape today and unlock the treasures of this enigmatic land.

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Dubai Travel Agent Specialist

DUBAI is one of the most unique cities in the world, it is a traveler’s dream. The Emirate of Dubai is the second largest of the seven United Arab Emirates. The official language of the country is Arabic, most people in and out of the workplace communicate in English. There are so many different nationalities in Dubai and therefore English is common with most people. Dubai’s is located on the Persian Gulf, to the northeast of the United Arab Emirates. It is poised to expand to twice the size with the addition of man-made islands. Its cityscape is always transient and ever-changing with its constant urge to construct bigger and better than before. Dubai constantly competes with itself, trying to magnetize tourists to a dream-like world of attractions. Dubai strictly safeguards its traditional Islamic roots but allows space for other religions. Globalization and immigration have transformed the Emirate into a melting pot of diverse nationalities over the past fifty years. Dubai’s society is open to all cultures, when tourists visit Dubai, they must respect the culture and behave accordingly, the minority groups in the Emiratis are very protective of their Islamic culture and traditions. The most religious time of the year is the Holy Month of Ramadan, which lasts for about thirty days. This is when Muslims fast during daylight hours to fulfill their duties to the fourth pillar of Islam. During that period eating, drinking, and smoking is not permitted in public during the day, some restaurants blackout their windows to allow people to consume food and beverage in private. Nightclubs are shut down as no loud music is allowed, and bars will not serve alcohol before 7:00pm. Dubai has other religious places to worship, such as churches, gurdwaras and temples. Emiratis tends to dress in their traditional clothes influenced by their Islamic belief. Most men prefer the traditional dishdasha or khandura (a long white shirtdress), with ghutra (a white headdress) and agal (a rope worn to keep the ghutra in place). The Emirati women tend to wear an abaya (a long black cloak), which is worn over conservative clothes, with a sheyla or hijab (a scarf used to wrap around the face and head). Expatriates and visitors are advised to dress appropriately; trousers or a dress should be worn to cover below the knee, when circulating the city especially at historical sites. They can wear what they wish when they are in a hotel, bar, or club. Dubai is the second wealthiest emirate in the UAE, after Abu Dhabi which is the capital state. The city is a trade and tourist destination with its port (JebeL Ali) operates at the centre of export trade in the Middle East. Most of Dubai’s beaches are man-made, so they are flat and wide, with soft white sand. Jumeriah beaches is the biggest beach in Dubai. La Mar is one of Dubai’s newest beaches with water sports, shopping, and dining. Umm Suqeim beach is one of only a few beaches in Dubai that is lighted at night and allows night swimming, and one of the only surf breaks in Dubai. Kite beach is a section of Umm Suqeim beach near the north end. It is a wide flat beach where you go to Kayak, Paddleboard, kite surfers or kite flying. Al Mamzar is a family beach, with a picnic area, a playground for kids, and two large swimming pools. The Palm Jumeriah is a palm frond-shaped artificial archipelago development project out into the Persian Gulf. There are no public beaches on the Palm, all the beaches are part of the luxury residential neighborhoods or apartment buildings. So let me help you go to the top of the tallest building in the world, see the largest gold ring in the world, see unique architectures, swim in the beaches, go on a desert safari, go dune bashing, or ride on a camel.