Without the Nile, the civilisation we called Ancient Egypt could not have existed.  The Nile brought life to the desert.  It acted as the primary source of water, a source of food, an irrigation system, a transport network, a sewage …

Dahab (it means ‘gold’ in Arabic) was named after its golden beaches and it has a character all of its own that’s reflected in the hotels and accommodation.   Partly because of the Bedouin who settled there, Dahab’s atmosphere is much …

Luxor has been a tourist attraction before there were even tourists!  Homer named it the City of a Hundred Gates and the Napoleonic army stopped unprompted and broke into spontaneous applause when they saw the ruins…

Luxor has been called …