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On 30 July, Saudi Arabia announced the Kingdom will reopen its doors to tourists and lift the suspension of entry for tourist visa holders, starting from Aug. 1 (Sunday). Visitors to the Kingdom are required to meet the following conditions
According to Ethiopian Airlines, Ethiopian Authorities have suspended issuance of visa on arrival and e-visa provision for all passengers starting from the midnight of 18 June 2021 until further notice.Please contact the Ethiopian Embassy or Consulate nearest to you for
On 18 April, the Mummies Hall opened to the visitors at National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) in Fustat Area of Old Cairo. The royal mummies who were transported from Egyptian Museum on 3 April are on display in this
Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil Museum in Cairo reopened its door to the public on 4 April, after a decade of closure for renovation. This museum was originally the palace built by Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil, who served twice as Prime Minister of
National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) was inaugurated in Fustat area of Old Cairo on 3 April, in conjunction with the “Pharaohs’ Golden Parade,” by which 22 royal mummies were transported from Egyptian Museum in Tahrir to NMEC.On the following
Jordan will switch to summertime (daylight saving time) as of midnight of Thursday/Friday, March 25. Clocks will be set 60 minutes forward at 24:00 on 25 March, and GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) will become +3 hours.
On 31 October, Sharm El Sheikh Museum and Kafr El Sheikh Museum were opened. And on the same day, Royal Carriage Museum was also inaugurated after long-term renovation in Cairo.
On 14 September, Ethiopia announced that the government has introduced the first 200 Birr note and replaced 10, 50, and 100 Birr notes with new ones. The existing birr 5 note will remain unchanged at this moment, but it will
The Tea Kiosk (Tea Hall) at Montazah Palace Gardens in Alexandria opens its door to visitors starting from September. This place hadn’t been opened to the public before. The Tea Kiosk was build by King Fouad along with Al-Haramlik Palace.
Egypt has reopened all museums and archaeological sites starting from 1 September, with new precautionary measures against COVID-19 for visitors.Please be noted the maximum number of visitors and the opening hours are subject to change as part of the precautionary measures.