Participant's feedback

Lightweight and breathable clothing due to Egypt’s warm climate.

Casual wear for informal outings and sightseeing.

Comfortable footwear suitable for walking and exploring.

Sun hat and sunglasses to protect from the strong sun.

Layered clothing for varying temperatures between day and night.

Small backpack for carrying daily essentials.

Personal toiletries including travel-sized items to meet security regulations.

Hand sanitiser and face masks for hygiene purposes.

Personal medications along with a copy of prescriptions.

Portable charging bank to keep devices charged on the go.

Travel adapter compatible with Egyptian electrical outlets.

Mobile phone and charger for communication and navigation.

Laptop/tablet for work purposes, including relevant chargers and accessories.

Travel insurance covering health, trip cancellations, and other emergencies.

First aid kit including band-aids, antiseptics, and basic medications.

Vaccination records if required.

Passport and cash/card for visa ensuring all travel documents are up to date.

Copies of important documents, both physical and digital copies of passport, visa and accommodation.

Local currency (Egyptian Pounds), some cash for immediate expenses.

Credit/debit cards, ensure they are valid for international use.

Guidebook and maps for navigating and understanding local attractions.

Reusable water bottle to stay hydrated. Snacks for long travel days.

Stay hydrated and use sunscreen. Use hand sanitiser often and wear a face mask in crowded places. Know nearby health facilities and emergency numbers. Carry a reusable water bottle and healthy snacks.

Respect local customs and traditions. Ask permission before taking photos or videos, especially in sensitive areas. Avoid political discussions unless in a professional, appropriate setting.

Keep valuables secure and stay aware of your surroundings. Use reputable transport services. Follow local laws and regulations.