Egyptian government do a huge effort to control the spread of the Covid witch make Egypt ranks 119th in the world with the number of infections with keeps on dropping Egyptian Ministry of health start to vaccinated the Egyptian people and hopefully by end of 2021 half of the Egyptian will be vaccinated
Egyptian government take serious safety measures to protect the travelers of Egypt such as Sterilize all the attractions on a daily basis, measures the temperature for all the visitors To create a safe environment for everyone,
It is required to have a negative PCR test before arriving in Egypt which needs to be completed within 72 hours before coming to Egypt.

- Face masks required for travelers in public areas.
- Face masks required for guides in public areas.
- Face masks provided for travelers.
- Hand sanitizer is available to travelers and staff.
- Social distancing enforced throughout the experience.
- Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas.
- Gear/equipment sanitized between uses.
- Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized.
- Guides required to regularly wash hands.
- Regular temperature checks for staff Temperature.
- Checks for travelers upon arrival.

Visitors to Egypt need to meet the Egyptian entry requirements in order to enter the country. It is necessary to have a valid passport with at least 6 months remaining to enter. The majority of nationalities also need a visa.
There are only 7 countries that are visa-exempt: Bahrain, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Lebanon (if arriving on a charter flight from certain airports), Macao, Oman, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Malaysia.
For every other nationality, it is necessary to have the two documents you need to travel to Egypt. There are a few different types of visas. Many nationalities are eligible for the Egypt e-Visa (which is the most convenient option) and the visa on arrival.
Visitors who are not eligible for these visas need to go to an Egyptian embassy or consulate to apply for a visitor visa.
To check the list of the counties that don’t need to apply for a visa at the Egyptian Embassy please check the next link :
Visa requirements for Egyptian citizens - Wikipedia

Some selected nationals who want to visit Egypt can complete a simple online form to travel to Egypt for tourism purposes. The E-Visa for Egypt is a new service been offered by the Egyptian government by the end of 2017, to enable travelers to easily and quickly apply for an e-Visa to Egypt. To apply online for your visa please visit https://visa-for-egypt.com/

• Passport valid for more than 6 months from the date of the proposed journey
• Apply at least 3 days before the departure date
• Applications for children are also required
• Visa must be printed before departure

Tourist or business types of visa for 30 days are now available for Citizens of 46 countries through the e-Visa system Albania, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United States, Vatican City

Check the Weather

• Egypt’s weather is usually hot and dry in summer. the summer in Egypt June, July, and August are the hottest months of the year, ranging from 100 to 113 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s less hot in Cairo since it’s in the north of Egypt. If you come those months pls bring your cotton clothes.
• The coolest (least hot) time to visit is in the months of October to April. It can be pleasantly cool at night time and early morning chilly so If you come those months pls bring with you heavy jacket cotton, Always check the local weather forecast when you’re there to prepare you for what to bring and what to wear when going outside for a tour or a hike.

Sunglasses Are A Must

Probably the most important thing to bring, sunglasses are crucial to enjoying one’s trip in Egypt. Most of the tours will be done in the daytime and the sun is up in Egypt as early as 5 a.m. and as late as 7 p.m. Remember that, so get sunglasses with a little extra juice in them, polarized and/or with UV protection. This is the first thing you should pack because it’s the easiest to forget.

Light-Fabric Clothes

This is a good tip if a person is a light packer and doesn’t want to bring excess clothes. Choose light fabrics for when one needs to wash them, they would easily dry. Plus, it helps a lot in the hot and dry weather. Accidents could happen, stains and such, so bring those breathable clothes. Linen and polyester are good, but the best is a kind of combination of these two and cotton. Rayon is the answer, though it is not a natural fiber, it has the best components of all the other fabrics, specially designed for dry and hot weather. But one can always pack extra if they do not mind the additional weight and hate to wash clothes while on vacation.

Wear The Right Shoes

This is probably more of a reminder than advice. When women pack, they always pack at least two pairs of different shoes. One pair is more formal and elegant, and the other pair is more comfortable and outdoorsy. With every other piece of clothing that we have to be conscious about while enjoying Egypt, we could mix up the shoes we are wearing for the activity we are going to do. Remember to use those comfortable shoes when taking a tour of the Pyramids, as getting there may be via a 5-minute walk, which is what most tourists do. Then, don’t forget to have a nice dinner in a classy restaurant wearing sophisticated high-heeled shoes.

Water Bottle

• Hydration is the key to maximizing your fun times in Egypt. If one has a favorite water bottle or a cute container, by all means, bring it on the trip. The temperature in Cairo and at the Pyramids is reason enough to make sure one has some form of hydration on our person.
• We can buy those drinks filled with electrolytes, but water is still the best and easy to acquire in all kinds of places. Be sure to drink bottled water instead of the drinking water available in the hotel restaurant or lobbies, tap water, house water, or any kind of water that is not sealed in a bottle.

Sunblock Will Help A Lot

Just like sunglasses, sunblock is an important item one needs to bring on a trip to Egypt. And just like sunglasses, it could be really expensive if it is purchased in Cairo. It doesn’t much matter what kind an adult uses, whether picking a sun cream, sunscreen, sunblock, or suntan lotion, they are all good. Remember to reapply during the day.

Electronics

• These days, people need their electronics wherever they go. They even need them most when going on a vacation. Whether it’s a laptop, a tablet, or a Smartphone, we need it for connectivity and selfies. If it’s other electronic devices, like an amateur or professional-grade camera, one needs to learn a few things about electronics use in Egypt.
• The country mainly uses 220 voltage sockets and you will also find strange looking sockets even in your hotel room. They are the round prongs instead of the flat rectangular ones we are used to. Go to an electronics store and ask about voltage adapters for travel overseas.

Medication

It is important to include a medical kit and hygienic items on your packing list, a few basic hygiene items like Antibacterial hand gel, tissues for public restrooms oral care items, scissors, and tweezers also don’t forget to tack with you bandages, antibacterial ointment, ibuprofen, Advil, aspirin, Dramamine, antidiarrhea drugs, re-hydration salts, and sure your Sunscreen.

Important Travel Documents

• If we are traveling in a foreign country, we always make sure we have our camera, some money, and a map for when we go out and explore. Sometimes the most important things we tend to leave behind in the safety of our hotel rooms because we don’t want them getting lost or destroyed while we enjoy ourselves outside.
• You should always have copies (pics on your phone) of your passport, visa, travel insurance, credit card information, international student card its make 50% discount on most of the sightseeing and your guide or hotel information card
• It’s crucial that we have our identification, especially if we are on foreign soil, so there is a simple solution. Important papers that police and other establishments might require of us, we should make copies of and bring them with us wherever we go, problem solved.

A Backpack Will Be Useful

A nice comfortable travel bag is a good companion when travelling alone. Usually, we like sling bags, but cross-strap ones or cross body bags could accentuate one’s chest and that’s not a good image for our friendly locals. Put on and cover it with a matching scarf, or use a nice, cute-looking backpack. Easy to wear, and gives one complete freedom of both arms, Now we’ve got a fashionable bag to put our documents, sunblock, SLR camera, and water bottle in.

Hand Sanitizers

Always have a small bottle of hand sanitizer with you, be sure to whip it out and pour it or Wash your hands every chance you get, before eating and before settling in your hotel room. Better safe than sorry.

Money And Tipping

Tipping is a common thing in Egypt, that’s what a very famous tourist site Use a separate purse if you must for your Egyptian monies, and have them changed to tipping denominations. Tip 10 percent in restaurants (for the waiter), for the tour guide a 20 percent tip is generous enough, around 10 % for drivers, the equivalent of one or two dollars is enough for the other service. If back in a corner, use your Arabic and say shokran or khalas.

Look Into Private Tours

• To enjoy a tour in Egypt and avoid getting ripped off by opportunistic locals, a good way to go about is to arrange for a private tour. Use an expert travel agent in Cairo can set this up for you, that way it is guaranteed to be safe and you will not be taken advantage of as a tourist.
• If traveling alone, they arrange a group private tour, that’s less expensive and safer. Do not accept offers of private tours and cheap ones from locals, even if they say it’s a special one and that you will not be disappointed. When one knows nothing about the place locally, the best bet is to put your fate in the travel agent’s hands.

Talking To Locals

• Locals in Cairo usually know the regular English words like hello, bye, thank you, yes, and no. Here is the opportunity to brag to them about your learned Arabic. If you nail it, they’d be so happy and will let you know.
• They appreciate tourists who make an effort to learn and speak their language, they know how hard it is to pronounce correctly. Talk about your family and ask them about theirs and you are golden to them. Avoid the usual conversation taboos, and it’s okay to be late, so if they are, do not make a big fuss about it.

The Tourist Police

Tourist police in Egypt are of the same rank and jurisdiction as the Egyptian National Police. There really is no difference, they are just stationed in places where tourists are mostly and perhaps are above-average in English communication speaking skills.

If we feel weird about something or someone if words are not enough and firm shokrans and multiple khalas don’t change the situation. If one gets to that point where one feels threatened and unsafe, find a Tourist Police officer and they’d be there to help you out. Just remember to get your documents ready as it might get to that point, let’s hope hard this does not happen, but also be ready if it ever comes.

Find governmental stores to buy good quality souvenirs

Before going home, of course, we need to have our souvenirs try to avoid visit Khan El Khalili, Market as it is very hassled there and too much crowed try to ask your guide during the tours they normally know where are the governmental stores.

Have the Time of Your Life

• Cairo is a beautiful city and Egypt is one of the most historic and culturally-rich countries in the world. Many people dreamed of going there and never stepped foot in their life. From the Pyramids to the Sphinx, from the Egyptian Museum to the Karnak Temple and the Valley of The Kings tombs, and across and along the Nile River, it is truly a magnificent place to be.
• We hope we’ve helped a little on what things to bring and in preparing yourself culturally. But more importantly, you should also prepare to experience one of the times of your life. Safe journey and happy travels!

• - Hat.


• - Camera.


• - Comfortable shoes.


• - Sunglasses.


• - Sun block.


• - Jack in winter for early morning and late night tours.


• - Cotton clothes in summer.


• - Copy of your passport and travel insurance ( pic on your phone is ok ).


• - Battle of water.


• - Tissues for public bathrooms.