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We have the great pleasure to introduce Egypt Gate Travel 

We are one of the leading Travel Agents offering a whole range of services for Incentive, Convention and 

Commercial as well as vacation travelers. 

We are trained to provide the most efficient and personalized services in the industry of tourism since 1982 

It will be our great pleasure if Egypt Gate Travel could handle your people coming to Egypt. 

- We have English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese speaking guide and transfer men. 

- We have the pleasure to quote your programs as per your brochures and hotel request. 

- Special agreements for regular independents & group tours. 

- We take pleasure to share with you cost of advertising for promotion tourism to EGYPT. 

Should you require any further assistance, Please don't hesitate to contact us.

Rest assured of our best attention always and we look forward to provide your clients with the most valuable 

travel experience.

Your Cordially, 

Moustafa Khattab 

General Manager ,Egypt Gate Travel

Marsa Alam 

Once a small fishing village, Marsa Alam is rapidly increasing in popularity. 130 km south of Quseir , Marsa Alam is popular among divers and fishing enthusiasts.

With the creation of the new airport, Marsa Alam has the potential to become the new hot spot among divers.

Quseir
Known historically as one of the major ports on the Red Sea coast, Quseir was once the launching point for Queen Hatshepsut's expedition to the land of Punt.

Quseir was also a major point for pilgrims leaving for Mecca, as well as a significant trade route for spices from India to Britain. The ancient port is still remaining north of town.

Sinai:
A a land of enchantment, a peninsula in which can be found all the charms and magic of nature. Moreover, its fabulous antiquity and the scriptural stories associated with it add overtones of awe and veneration to its pure beauty. Memories of the past and of historic events abound from the earliest times to the last war it has been highway for armies. It was s scene of legend for prehistoric Egyptian religion.Isis went there when searching for the body-murdered husband "Osiris" the goddess Hathor gave sanctity to it, and was known to the pharaohs 
as "Our Lady Of Sinai".

The ancient kings went for gold, copper and turquoise, from which was derived its name of the " Land of Turquoise".
it was always a wild land, and the Egyptian built fortified places in order to defend themselves against the attacks of the wandering Bedouin. Legend has it that the prophet Abraham was stopped there by pharaoh's soldiers who sent him to the king. Having generously received and loaded with every kind of present, the prophet was given permission to return to his own country.
It was on one of these mountains, too. That God's majesty was revealed to Moses when he delivered to him the Ten Commandments. And it was this way that came when the Virgin Mary fleeing down to Egypt with her child.

One of the most interesting of the many possible excursions is, of course, that to St. Catherine's. From beginning to end the spectacle is magnificent. Starting from Suez, the first stopping place is the Wells of the Moses (about 18 miles). There are a dozen wells in the Oasis, which are said to be filled with the water that gushed from the rock when Moses struck it with his staff.
In the valley of the Grotto are the turquoise mines that were visited from the earliest historic times. Pharaoh after pharaoh left inscriptions recording his exploits.

Semerkhet of the first Dynasty (about3000 B.C) is seen subduing of Sanakht of the third Dynasty (2778-2723 B.C), the pharaoh whose name has been found on the recently discovered step pyramid at Saqqarah.
In the temple at Serobit Al-Khadem lies the Grotto of our lady of Sinai, the goddess Hathor, with an inscription of king Seneferu, farther of Kheops, about 2720 B.C.

Archaeologists and philologists found a treasure house here in the Mokattab valley. The rock faces are covered with writings in many ancient languages, in hieroglyphics, in Nabataean, in Greek, and in strange Semitic dialects that were using a writing partly derived from Ancient Egyptian and from which the modern European alphabets are descended.
About 204 Kms out from Suez you arrive at Faran, a fertile oasis, green with palms and vegetation, it lies at the foot of Mount Torr where Moses heard God's voice proclaiming his mission from the burning bush.
Beyond lies St.

Catherine's Monastery, and beside the church a symbol of tolerance and of brotherhood in faith, lies large Mosque. This friendly companionship is something that is to be found not only here, but also allover the Republic.The Mosque contains two interesting antiquities, a wooden chair with Kufic inscription and Fatimid "mimbar", or pulpit, both of which go back tp Anushtkin, an Emir of the 7th Fatimid Caliph, Al -Mansour Al-Amerbi-Ahkam-lllah (500 A.H or 1101 A.D). The monastery itself contains many treasures. They have been valued at two millions pounds. The original building dates from the third century and was dictated to the Alexandrian saint. It contains the precious library of thousands of manuscripts in Greek, Syriac, and Arabic. Amharic and so on. 

Safaga 
Located 53km south of Hurghada, Safaga acquires its unique character from both its port and the small surrounding tourist village.

The black sand dune beaches characteristic of Safaga are a favorite spot for sun bathers. Plus, the water is known to have a high content of saline and is beneficial for the skin. 
Located 53km south of Hurghada , Safaga acquires its unique character from both its port and the small surrounding tourist village. 

The black sand dune beaches characteristic of Safaga are a favorite spot for sun bathers. Plus, the water is known to have a high content of saline and is beneficial for the skin. 
Safaga is also home to Tobia Arbaa and Tobia Hamra ; these two chain reefs line the shore and make it an ideal spot for daily diving. Safaga is equally popular for windsurfing and was the host of the 1993 World Windsurfing Championships. 

Safaga is also a good starting point for a day trip into the Eastern Desert or check out the granite quarries of Mons Claudianus .
Safaga is one of many exciting holiday destinations for package holidays to Egypt and the Red Sea. Online travel agents offer last minute and other travel deals and you can book a singles or family holiday directly online. We have written 5 articles to guide you in the world of package holidays to Egypt:

 

Fayoum:
About 100 Kms, south west of Cairo lies the largest Egyptian natural Oasis called Fayoum. Fayoum is a center not only for agriculture, but also hunting, swimming, rowing, and fishing.
In addition to its recreational attractions, it strewn with archaeological sites dating back to the 4th dynasty 2680 B.C. among its oldest sites, is a small temple of God Sebk .
The area's history dates from the 12th dynasty when it was called " the land of the lake" under the Greeks and Roman, Fayoum was also known as " the crocodile's m land" and as Arcenions in the Christian era, the name was changed again to "Fayoum water" which survives, in the modern from as Fayoum.

KARANIS (KOM OSHIM):
Is an ancient Greco-Roman town containing two temples of Sebk a Roman bath and a new museum displaying local antiquities.70 kms from Cairo,26 from Fayoum town.
DEMEH EL SIBA AND QASR EL SAGHA:
An excursion to these two sites on the northern side of Birket Karoun is one of the most interesting in the Fayoum rewarding and memorable as much or the desert and lake scenery s for the historical interest of sites themselves. 30 kms next to Kom-Oshim police check post.

QASR KAROUN:
This is a well-preserved Ptolemaic temple; around it the ruins of Dionysias on the edge cultivated land. It is well worth visit despite the long journey, 45 kms from Fayoum town.
MADINET MADI:
An 11th Dynasty temple and ruined city, in the desert about 30 kms southwest of Fayoum.
HAWARA PYRAMID:
Has a lost its limestone façade and shows only the mud bricks laid during the region of Amenmhat III 12th Dynasty 9 kms from Fayoum city.
LAHUN PYRAMID:
It is also made of mud bricks and was built by Senousert 12th Dynasty 26 kms from Fayoum town.
ES SNAM THE IDOL THE PEDESTALS OF BIAHMO:
The remains of two large stone pedestals which once supported the colossi of Amenhat III.

KIMAN FARISE:
Occupies the site of 5th Dynasty town and holds a temple of Sebk built by Amenmhat III. During the Greeks period the town renamed Crocodilos in honor of the crocodile God. Under Ptolemaic rule, the name was changed again to Arsenoi.
1 km from Fayoum town.
THE OBELISK OF ABGIG:
It is attributed to Senousert 1X 11th Dynasty 13 meter-high red granite existing in Fayoum-Cairo access road