Tourists return: Why Egypt is back on the bucket list
Visitors are flooding back to this crucible of civilisation whose ancient world is still a model for Western culture.
Reader's trip: Nile river cruise from Aswan to Luxor
It is the perfect time to travel to Egypt due to the exceptionally good exchange rate and a lack of crowds.
Ancient cemetery may hold a million mummies
A mysterious ancient cemetery in Egypt could contain more than a million mummified human remains, archaeologists have claimed.
Do female tourists need to cover up in Islamic countries?
In most Islamic countries, clothing regulations are nowhere near as restrictive as you might think.
Cairo: A melting pot of madness and red tape
Technology seems to have bypassed the administrative nerve centre of the Egyptian capital.
Do travel boycotts really work?
Travel boycotts may make tourists feel better, but do they really work, asks Lance Richardson.
Everyone asks: Should you boycott destinations over government behaviour?
If a government behaves disgracefully, is it legitimate to patronise that country as a tourist?
Frequent Flyer: Ky Furneaux
Ky Furneaux, stunt woman and wilderness expert is a big fan of Virgin.
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Nothing prepares you for the size and greatness of this captivating place. Sites such as Luxor's Karnak temple; the sand-swept tombs of the Valley of the Dead; Abu Simbel or the Great Pyramids are awe-inspiring. But you can also dine like pharaohs on the banks of the magnificent Red Sea after a day's snorkelling on the blue hole; or investigate its history in the fascinating museums of Cairo.
