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Oman Air was named winner of the Worlds Best Business Class Airline Seat award at the 2011 World Airline
Awards, in a ceremony held in the French Air and Space Museum at the Paris Air Show.
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Egypt’s hospitality triumphs in travel tributeThe resilience of Egypt's travel and tourism industry has been acknowledged at a VIP gala ceremony hosted by World Travel Awards at the SOHO Square, Sharm el Sheikh, the Red Sea's premier dining, shopping...Read More...
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Egypt to host official World Tourism Day celebrationsThe Egyptian city of Aswan will host the official 2011 World Tourism Day (WTD) celebrations, which will include a High-Level Think Tank on this year’s theme, ‘Tourism – Linking Cultures’ (27 September...Read More...
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Oman Air Wins Best Business Class Seat At World Airline AwardsOman Air was named winner of the Worlds Best Business Class Airline Seat award at the 2011 World Airline
Awards, in a ceremony held in the French Air and Space Museum at the Paris Air Show. Read More...Oman Air - WY 406 Flights are open for saleALL LOW CLASS AVAILABLE FROMRead More...
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This e-mail...The opening Ceremony Of Hilton Zamalek Residence CairoCAIRO, Egypt – 12 May, 2011- Ahmed El Salawi,the general manager, Hilton Zamalek Residence Cairo held an elegant party celebrating the opening of Hilton Zamalek Residence Cairo located on the banks of...Read More...Egypt Still Ranks in the Top Destination Wish ListThe civil unrest in Egypt has done little to diminish its lure as a leading destination for British tourists according to research due to be published next month. "Tourists tend to have short memories....Read More...Past Preservers Seeks Active Archaeological Excavations for New Television SeriesLOS ANGELES, LONDON, and CAIRO—13th April 2011—Past Preservers announced today that they are developing a new archaeological television series and are seeking participants from around the globe.Management agreement for Grand Hyatt Cairo terminatesUnresolved Contractual Disputes Force Hyatt Exit;Read More...
Egypt Remains Important to Hyatt Despite Its Exit From the Grand Hyatt Cairo
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Beer was the staple drink of ancient Egyptians. The Pyramid builders received rations of beer three times a day. The Egyptian Museum displays large clay beer jars with date of manufacture carved on their front and tightly fitting stoppers that ensured the quality of the beer. The ancient Egyptian name for beer was Heineket; very close the German brand "Heineken".
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