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Tourism and Archeology
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2,736 tourists visited Dahab, Saint Catherine over past 24 hours
Date: 2017-02-10 11:21:53 GMT - Egypt - Tourism and Archeology - SN:27 - ID:6497509
EL TOR, Egypt, Feb 10 (MENA) - Hundreds of tourists of different nationalities have visited Saint Catherine and Dahab cities over the past 24 hours. As many as 1,896 tourists, including 351 foreigners, arrived in Dahab city in South Sinai, Head ....
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Denmark lifts travel warning on Egypt's Sharm El-Sheikh, Dahab, Saint Catherine
Date: 2017-02-09 20:24:23 GMT - Egypt - Tourism and Archeology - SN:89 - ID:6495317
CAIRO, Feb 9 (MENA) - Denmark has lifted its travel warnings for the cities of Sharm El-Sheikh, Dahab and Saint Catherine in Sinai. In a statement, Denmark's embassy in Cairo said the decision has been taken in coordination with other countries ....
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680 German tourists arrive in Luxor
Date: 2017-02-09 17:32:23 GMT - Egypt - Tourism and Archeology - SN:76 - ID:6493465
LUXOR, Upper Egypt, Feb 9 (MENA) - Four charter flights carrying 680 German tourists arrived at Luxor International Airport on Thursday. The visitors are scheduled to tour a number of sites in the ancient city. Head of the Tourism promotion ....
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Egypt embassy in Brussels recovers archaeological stone axe from Belgium's Leuven University - antiquities ministry
Date: 2017-02-09 13:19:10 GMT - Egypt - Tourism and Archeology - SN:53 - ID:6492301
CAIRO, Feb 9 (MENA) - The Egyptian Embassy in Brussels has recovered an archaeological stone axe after the Belgium’s Leuven University completed the scientific and research studies, announced the Antiquities Ministry. The archaeological stone ....
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750 tourists visited Saint Catherine over past 24 hours
Date: 2017-02-09 09:04:30 GMT - Egypt - Tourism and Archeology - SN:17 - ID:6490565
EL TOR, Egypt, Feb 9 (MENA) - As many as 750 tourists of different nationalities visited Saint Catherine city over the past 24 hours, said head of Saint Catherine Municipality El Sayed Abdel Sadeq on Thursday. The figure includes 150 foreigners ....
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Antiquities minister to inaugurate Egypt's Sunken Mysteries exhibition in Zurich
Date: 2017-02-09 04:18:36 GMT - Egypt - Tourism and Archeology - SN:74 - ID:6488097
CAIRO, Feb 8 (MENA) – Minister of Antiquities Khaled Anani will inaugurate on Thursday Egypt's Sunken Mysteries exhibition in Zurich, Switzerland. Rietberg Museum will host the six-month exhibition, which had been held for four months in the ....
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ICTH launched in Sharm el Sheikh with int’l participation
Date: 2017-02-08 19:03:32 GMT - Egypt - Tourism and Archeology - SN:73 - ID:6488305
CAIRO, Feb 8 (MENA) – The activities of the 10th International Conference on Tourism and Hospitality (ICTH) kicked off in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el Sheikh on Wednesday, with the participation of delegations from 20 Arab and foreign ....
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Tourism minister leaves to Zurich to inaugurate Egypt's Sunken Mysteries exhibition
Date: 2017-02-08 18:03:05 GMT - Egypt - Tourism and Archeology - SN:71 - ID:6488033
CAIRO, Feb 8 (MENA) – Minister of Antiquities Khaled Anani left Wednesday to Zurich, Switzerland, to inaugurate Egypt's Sunken Mysteries exhibition on Thursday. Rietberg Museum will host the six-month exhibition, which had been held in the ....
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Cabinet reviews latest developments of tourism movement
Date: 2017-02-08 15:05:48 GMT - Egypt - Tourism and Archeology - SN:58 - ID:6486509
CAIRO, Feb 8 (MENA) – The cabinet, under Prime Minister Sherif Ismail, has reviewed the latest developments of the tourism movement and events, which are expected to be organized by the Tourism Ministry, Tourism Minister Yehia Rashed asserted on ....
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Egyptian archaeological delegation back home from China visit
Date: 2017-02-08 13:37:43 GMT - Egypt - Tourism and Archeology - SN:55 - ID:6486337
CAIRO, Feb 8 (MENA) - An Egyptian archaeological delegation returned home Wednesday from China, where they had visited the Institute of Archaeology. The visit came at an invitation by the Institute to the Ministry of Antiquities, said Mahmoud ....
