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Google Helps Egyptians Tweet Via Landline

By Larry Magid on February 2, 2011 in Africa, Egypt, North Africa, Photos

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Service lets Egyptians "speak2tweet"Internet service in Egypt is now totally shut down and there are reports that cell phone service has again been cut, but that won't stop people from finding ways to reach out...

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Yowsa: Egypt Shuts Off Cell Phones & Internet Access

By Renee Blodgett on January 28, 2011 in Africa, Egypt, North Africa, Photos

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Yowsa yowsa on breaking news today in the face of mounting political unrest, I read that Egypt severed all Internet connections and shut down its cellphone services and apparently they're not doing it solo, but...

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Best Scuba Diving Sites in Africa

By Jade Scully on January 3, 2011 in Africa, Cape Town, East Africa, Egypt, Eritrea, Featured, Mozambique, Photos, Seychelles, Southern Africa, Sudan, Tanzania

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If you’re a total water baby and prefer spending your time submerged along a coral reef or following exotic-looking fish around then you must be a scuba diver. Some of the most magical coasts to...

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Nile River Cruises Ensure You Don’t Miss a Thing

By Jade Scully on January 2, 2011 in Africa, Egypt, North Africa, Photos

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The Nile River is as legendary and exotic as the country through which it meanders. It is also one of the highlights of a holiday to Egypt, as it passes by many of the most...

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Visiting Egypt

By Jade Scully on December 17, 2010 in Africa, Egypt, Featured, Photos, Southern Africa

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When travelers think of Egypt, words like “antiquity”, “old” and “dusty” come to mind, but it offers much more than that. It is a prime location to learn about and experience aspects from a great...

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Luxor Now Easier to Visit Than Ever Before

By Renee Blodgett on December 2, 2010 in Africa, Cairo, Egypt, North Africa, Photos

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In November, the new easyJet flight route launched from London Gatwick directly to Luxor. This Egyptian city has long been a favorite for charter holidays, but is now more easily accessible – and affordable – if you prefer...

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Salam Alaikum: Egypt & Jordan in One Go!

By Kim and Clark Kays on November 20, 2010 in Cairo, Egypt, Featured, Jordan, Middle East, Photos, Videos

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Taken right after his al-Qaida job interview.Most don’t put the Mideast at the top of their travel to-do lists. Other than Gilbert, our enthusiastic Taliban-poser friend pictured here, many have a negative association with the...

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Egypt: A Mixed Bag

By Jeff Lee on October 31, 2010 in Africa, Egypt, Photos

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We had heard from many fellow travelers about what to expect in Egypt-a bit of a mixed bag. We had been told to prepare ourselves for quite a ride: the weather, the scams, and...

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Google Helps Egyptians Tweet Via Landline

Yowsa: Egypt Shuts Off Cell Phones & Internet Access

Best Scuba Diving Sites in Africa

Nile River Cruises Ensure You Don’t Miss a Thing

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