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Egypt has several international airports: Cairo International Airport — the primary entry point and the hub of the national carrier Egypt Air. Alexandria Nozha Luxor International Airport — now receiving an increasing number of international scheduled ... Egypt flights » |
Badawia Resort Marsa Alam, ☎ 250 55 60, Badawia Resort serene beauty and quiet escape is mesmerizing. Situated on 150.000 square meters of gardens and lagoon between the famous Red Sea chain of mountains and the magnificent Red Sea. Includes pools, beach ... Red Sea Coast hotels » |
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El Gouna
El Gouna is a self-contained town, conveniently located just north of Hurghada, with selected resort hotels and small inns along ... El Gouna Travel Guide »El Quseir
El Quesir is a fishing town 100 km north of Marsa Alam on the Red Sea Coast of eastern Egypt. It is surrounded by coral reefed ... El Quseir Travel Guide »Port Suez
Port Suez is a major port in Red Sea Coast in Egypt near Cairo. It is popular because of the Suez canal. Port Suez Travel Guide »Red Sea Coast on the Web
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