Example (e.g.) Hotels
Cairo
Azal Pyramids Hotel 4* etc.
Stay Inn Pyramids 4* etc.
Sharm El Sheikh
Grand Plaza Resort 5* etc.
Charmillion Club Aqua Park 5* etc.
EXCURSIONS & ACTIVITIES
Extra tours and activities are organized by our local agency with a minimum participation requirement of 20 people, and participation is not mandatory. If the required number is not met, tours may not take place, or extra tour/activity prices, content, and vehicles used may vary based on the number of participants. Additionally, the days and times of extra tours/activities may be changed by the guide depending on whether museums, historical sites, or venues are open/closed and weather conditions.
ACCOMMODATION
During periods such as fairs, congresses, concerts, events, sports tournaments, etc., hotels may be located at distances greater than the specified kilometers.
Triple rooms are provided subject to hotel availability. In such rooms, the bed for the third person may be smaller than standard beds. Triple rooms consist of one large bed and one additional bed. Since additional beds are foldable or coach beds, participants who are the third person and/or children booking in triple rooms are deemed to have accepted any potential crowding in the room and the type of bed.
Child discounts apply only to one child (1) traveling with two adults and falling within the age group specified in the pricing section.
Breakfasts included in the tour program are served according to the local country's breakfast culture, typically as a limited continental menu consisting of butter, jam, bread, tea, or coffee, and may be served in a separate hall allocated for the group.
CURRENCY
The currency of Egypt is the Egyptian Pound (EGP).
It is advisable to carry Euro (EUR) and US Dollars (USD).
TIME ZONE
Egypt observes both summer and winter time.
During summer time, there is no time difference between Turkey and Egypt.
During winter time, there is a 1-hour difference between Turkey and Egypt. When it is 12:00 in Turkey, it is 11:00 in Egypt.
PHONE USAGE
Your mobile phone line must be enabled for international calls (roaming) to be used.
CLOTHING AND ESSENTIAL ITEMS
When entering mosques and churches, avoid wearing shorts, skirts, clothing that exposes shoulders, or tight-fitting garments. We recommend that women bring a thin shawl or scarf. Also, if you have a hat or sunglasses, you must remove them while inside places of worship. Both men and women must remove their shoes before entering a mosque.
FOOD CULTURE
Like many countries with coastlines, Egypt has numerous seafood restaurants and fish markets.
ELECTRICITY
In Egypt, electricity is 220/230 volts, and Type C (double round thin pins) and Type F (double round thick pins) sockets are used.
SHOPPING
You can purchase local handicrafts and souvenirs.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Having a valid passport and/or having obtained a visa (if required for the destination/passport) does not guarantee entry into the country. The border police have the authority to deny entry. Bin Rota is not responsible for this situation; responsibility lies with the traveler.
BinRota acts as an intermediary between the passenger and the airline and is subject to the Hague Protocol of 28.09.1955. There may be risks of delays in scheduled and special flights, or flight times may change prior to the scheduled tour and flight. BinRota is obligated to notify passengers of such changes as soon as possible. Passengers purchase the tour knowing and accepting that flight details may change. Children aged 0-2 years do not pay airport taxes or airport service fees.
Panoramic city tours included in the tour package are tours lasting a maximum of 2-3 hours, organized for general introduction to cities, conducted from the vehicle with guide commentary, and do not include entrance fees to museums or historical sites. Panoramic tours, including other tours specified in the program, may not take place due to restrictions imposed by local authorities preventing visitation or entry on the scheduled day and time, closed roads due to events, or if weather conditions make the tour impossible. In such cases, Bin Rota is not responsible for the inability to conduct these tours. Some tours may be conducted via public transport or on foot where vehicle access is restricted or not permitted, subject to available facilities.