Virgin Apparitionsn 2009
In Egypt during Christmas, in the busy, bustling center of Cairo, a miraculous event drew a huge crowd to the downtown area.
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Egypt Revolution
By Hazel Heyer, eTN Staff Writer
Egyptian Culture Minister Farouk Hosni approved the Supreme Council of Antiquities’ (SCA) request to build a museum to commemorate the Egyptian revolution of July 1953.
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Islam Tourist Attractions
By Hazel Heyer, eTN Staff Writer
On September 17, five Islamic monuments were officially inaugurated in the Al-Darb Al-Ahmar area of Cairo.
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Faith Tourism in Egypt
By Hazel Heyer, eTN Staff Writer
Since the 1990s, Cairo residents had been hoping and praying for a facelift of an important church and popular spot in the Egyptian capital.
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US Perception in Mideast
By Hazel Heyer, eTN Staff Writer
On a side tour of the kingdom Wednesday, US President Barack Obama met with King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia and is scheduled to make a speech in Cairo on Thursday about measures he’d adopt for the Mid
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Egypt
CAIRO — An Egyptian cabinet minister said on Monday that those behind a bomb attack on a Cairo tourist site that killed a teenage French girl in February have been arrested, the official MENA news a
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Combatting The Growing Scourge Of Criminal Piracy
By eTN Staff Writer
Due to the recent spiking violent piracy in the Gulf of Aden and surrounding areas with over 20 ships and more than 200 people currently being held by pirates, an emergency summit has been organized t
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Cairo, Egypt, May 17-21, 2009
By eTN Staff Writer
Delegates to the 34th Annual Africa Travel Association (ATA) Congress in Cairo May 17-21, 2009 will have an exciting opportunity to explore “Egypt Beyond the Monuments” on pre- or post-conference
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Egypt
By xinhuanet.com
CAIRO - The Egyptian prosecution ordered on Saturday to detain an Egyptian who attacked a U.S. tourist on Friday near the site of a bombing attack a few days ago that killed a French tourist.
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Cairo Attack
By Abdel-Rahman Hussein / aljazeera.net
Though security sources say they have not yet concluded who was behind the recent bombing in Egypt's Khan el Khalili district, analysts have ruled out the possibility of global "terror" networks, such
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Egypt Terrorism
By Hazel Heyer, eTN Staff Writer
Last Sunday night, a crude, homemade bomb killed a French teenager and injured 24 others in the Khan El Khalili, a popular, ancient Cairo bazaar.
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Cairo Terror Attack
By Hazel Heyer, eTN Staff Writer
Just when safety and security issues have been '”swept under the rug” and forgotten in the bustling streets of Cairo, terrorists struck again.
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Egypt
By AFP
CAIRO — A bomb in a landmark Cairo bazaar killed a French tourist and wounded 22 people, most of them holidaymakers, on Sunday in the first deadly violence against Westerners in Egypt since 2006.
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ATA’s 2009 World Congress Means Business!
By eTN Staff Writer
NEW YORK, NY - The Africa Travel Association (ATA) announced today that it has launched online registration for its 34th Annual Congress, to take place at the Cairo International Conference Center fro
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Stops In Chicago, Atlanta, And Los Angeles
By eTN Staff Writer
NEW YORK, NY – Get ready for the Africa Travel Association’s Destination Egypt Road Show in the United States with stops in Chicago, Atlanta, and Los Angeles.
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Egypt To Host 34th Annual Congress In Cairo In May 2009
By eTN
NEW YORK, NY - The Hon. Zoheir Garranah, Egyptian Tourism Minister, and Edward
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American Tourism Society Annual Fall Conference In Cairo
By eTN
NEW YORK, NY - The American Tourism Society (ATS) Annual Fall Conference will take place in Cairo, Egypt from October 27-30, 2008 under the auspices of H.E.
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Egypt To Host 34th Annual Congress In Cairo In May 2009
By eTN Staff Writer
The Africa Travel Association (ATA) has announced it will hold its 34th Annual Congress in Cairo in May 2009.
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October 26 - 30, 2008
By eTN
NEW YORK, NY (September 12, 2008) - Egypt’s bustling metropolis of Cairo, founded in the 6th century by Arab settlers and now a city of 16 million, will showcase its ancient sites, as well as its mo
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By Hazel Heyer, Special to eTN
For several months now, clashes have taken place in the Minia area of Egypt where the Monastery of Abu Fana stands.
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