Start your day with a pick-up in Port Said and an enjoyable drive to Cairo. Your first visit will be the Pyramids of Giza, where you will explore the Great Pyramids and the famed Sphinx, learning about their historical significance and taking amazing photographs. 

Next, go to the Egyptian Museum, which has a great collection of ancient artifacts, including treasures from Tutankhamun's tomb. This will give you a better knowledge of Egypt's rich ancient times. 

After that, have a fantastic lunch at a nearby restaurant where you may taste traditional Egyptian dishes. 

In the afternoon, explore Old Cairo. Walk around its old streets, discovering historical churches, mosques, and the various heritages of culture that mark this unique place.

As your interesting day draws to an end, depart Cairo and return to Port Said, reflecting on an unforgettable trip rich in Egypt's ancient history and vibrant culture.

Yes, Egypt is generally a safe country for tourists and has been titled as one of the best and safest tourist destinations for many years. Major tourist destinations like Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and the Red Sea resorts prioritize visitor safety. Surrounded by warm hospitality, and courteous and kind-hearted locals – you’ll feel at home and as safe as you’ll ever be.

The government has implemented stringent measures to ensure that these areas remain secure. Luxor Booking Tours takes additional precautions, including working with trusted local guides and arranging private transportation to provide a worry-free experience. As with any travel destination, it’s important to stay informed, follow local guidelines, and avoid venturing into unfamiliar areas alone. 

The amount of money you should bring depends on your travel style and planned activities. Egypt is known for being budget-friendly, but there are opportunities to splurge if you’re seeking luxury experiences. Based on your level of accommodations, the amount of money you spend reflects this.

For everyday expenses, such as meals, tips, and souvenirs, $50–$100 USD per day per person is a good estimate. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in hotels, major restaurants, and shops, but it’s always a good idea to carry some cash for smaller vendors, tipping, and local markets. ATMs are easily accessible in cities and tourist areas for cash withdrawals.

Egypt is a culturally rich and diverse country with traditions deeply rooted in its history. To make the most of your visit:

• Dress Modestly: While tourist areas are relaxed, it’s respectful to cover shoulders and knees when visiting religious sites or rural areas.

• Learn Basic Phrases: Knowing a few Arabic greetings, like "Salam Alaikum" (hello) or "Shukran" (thank you), is always appreciated.

• Tipping (Baksheesh): Tipping is customary in Egypt and a way to show appreciation for services. Carry small denominations for guides, drivers, and restaurant staff.

• Be Open-Minded: Embrace the vibrant energy of local markets, savor traditional dishes, and take time to learn about Egypt’s fascinating heritage.

While it’s possible to explore Egypt on your own, having a professional guide greatly enhances your experience. A knowledgeable guide can:

• ●Provide historical context and fascinating stories about the sites you visit.
  Navigate the logistics of tickets, transportation, and timing, making your trip hassle-free.
  Offer insights into local culture, traditions, and hidden gems that you might miss otherwise.
  Ensure your safety and comfort throughout your journey. 

Luxor Booking Tours’ guides are experienced professionals who are passionate about sharing the beauty and history of Egypt, ensuring your trip is both educational and enjoyable.

*The cost of food in Egypt is relatively affordable in comparison to other countries, depending on the type of food you are looking to purchase.

For example, a meal at a high-end establishment such as a hotel dinner would cost starting around 450LE or more per person.

An average lunch in Egypt such as a sandwich and a coffee/soft drink or a pizza is around 100 - 150LE per person. The rate of exchange changes frequently, therefore it's best to keep checking if this is something you want to stay current with.