Everything I Wish I Knew Before Traveling to Egypt

I had so many questions before travel in Egypt. Now that I've gone there myself, I can answer all of them for you!

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Chapter Breakdown:

00:00 - Travel in Egypt
00:15 - Is Egypt Safe?
01:08 - Visa on Arrival
01:47 - Money
02:39 - Credit/Debit Cards
03:30 - Prices
05:12 - Tipping
06:11 - Expect a Headache
07:04 - Bathrooms
07:35 - Food & Drinks
09:44 - Uber / Taxis
10:51 - Travel Between Cities
12:18 - Should You Do Tours?
14:15 - How's The Internet?
16:09 - You Can't See Everything
17:07 - How Much I Spent

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[ACSmellsGood]

This was such an informative and helpful video! Really enjoyed all the information you provided, much appreciated :)

[AngelicArtiaga]

My friend brushed her teeth with tap water and ate anything. She was sick for a week. I used mineral water for everything and I didn’t get sick

[deleuzedaniel]

actually in egypt you must know that you Will be scampi all thé times shop taxis excursion restaurant it s part of the culture

[angelofamillionyears]

Would a cruise down the nile be easy to see sights? All inclusive resorts are also recommended?

[robertw]

The Egyptian government just started floating the pound freely last week so the black market may be dead.

[premalekaambi]

Hi there
Your video was very informative
Well, i ll ve visiting Egypt tis October
And i really confused of how much do i pay for the guide who take us to the pyramid and also how much do we pay for the guide at the museum each
Pls advice
Tq.

[AngelicArtiaga]

I just came back from Egypt and hated the people. Scamming. Lying. Begging for tips if you happen to look at them. Filthy bathrooms. Loud all day! I was happy to leave as well

[omaribrahim]

As an Egyptian citizen, I must say that I strongly dislike many aspects of life in Egypt. I wouldn't recommend visiting certain sights, like the pyramids, if you're looking for a high-quality experience. For a better experience, you might consider going to El Sahel El Shamaly (Marsa Matrouh). This area caters to wealthier visitors and offers beautiful beaches, luxurious amenities, and impressive buildings. The waters there are some of the best you'll ever see.

On the other hand, many places in Egypt can be disappointing. Dirty bathrooms, poor food quality that can make you ill, and aggressive salesmen are common issues. Despite these problems, I want to emphasize that the people of Egypt are among the best you'll ever meet. We warmly welcome everyone to our country.

[lordjim]

All you need to know is don`t travel there.

[bobsaint]

Just bring your brain, if any, instead of your stupid smartphone, and everything will be ok...

[waterbearer]

It's not hassling, they are asking. Just bother to learn some Arabic and say "no, thank you". They will leave you alone.

[aynrandfan]

something about this part of the world...morocco also had endless hassling and annoying sales people everywhere i went for 3 weeks there...these people need to change their culture asap or no one will visit