Egypt

Local SIM Cards: Currently, there are four major mobile phone providers in Egypt (Etisalat, Orange (ECMS), Vodafone, We (Telecom Egypt).

Tourists can easily buy a sim card from one of these providers at the airport upon arrival or at any of their official branches in the city, show your passport and give them a local address (like your hotel address).

The average price for a sim card is around EGP 100 ($6), and tourists can opt for a prepaid or postpaid plan, depending on their needs.

When purchasing a sim card, it is recommended to avoid buying an expensive one at the airport or in the last minute, as prices tend to be higher and you may be limited in your options.  Travel to Egypt? 

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When it comes to charging devices, Egypt uses Type C, Type F, and Type L plugs, which are commonly used throughout Europe and other countries. It is advisable to check the type of plug needed for a specific device and carry a travel adapter if necessary. Buy it now.

In terms of tourism, Egypt has a large number of hotels, ranging from budget to luxury options. There are over 2,000 hotels in Egypt, with the most numerous being budget and mid-range hotels. The average hotel price in Egypt ranges from $25 to $100 per night, depending on the location, type, and facilities of the hotel.

There are several domestic and international airlines operating in Egypt, including EgyptAir, Air Arabia, Emirates, and Qatar Airways. The main airport in Egypt is Cairo International Airport, which is well-connected to several destinations around the world.

Tourism is an important sector of the country, and the Egyptian government is actively working to promote and develop the industry. In 2019, Egypt welcomed over 14 million tourists, and the number is expected to grow in the coming years.

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