If you think Egypt is all about pyramids, then you couldn’t be any more misguided. There are many cities that are absolutely worth checking out here. One such eco-friendly destination happens to be Sharm El Sheikh, which is now closer to Dubai. The reason for this is that Air Cairo is starting direct flights from Dubai to Sharm El Sheikh for the first time this April. Here’s all you need to know about this new route by Air Cairo.
Air Cairo To Introduce Dubai To Sharm El Sheikh Direct Flights
Located on the Southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, Sharm El Sheikh is one of the most popular destinations in Egypt. It is now closer to Dubai as Air Cairo is introducing direct flights from Dubai to the city for a one-way fare of USD235. Every week, there will be two flights available that you can book for a much-needed vacation to this gorgeous location in Egypt. This is brilliant news for those, who are planning to travel over the summer vacation to this country. As it happens, according to Business Traveller, SM492 will leave Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) at 8:35 AM and land at the Sharm El Sheikh International Airport at 9:50 AM. This announcement by the airline comes after the airline also announced the arrival of its 20th A320 Neo, which means by the end of March, the fleet stood at 30 aircraft.
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What Can You Do At Sharm El Sheikh?
Talking about Sharm El Sheikh, this is a popular resort destination and is also often referred to as an eco-friendly one. In fact, the UN Climate Change Conference was hosted here in the November of 2022. There are many luxurious properties where you can stay here, such as Rixos Sharm El Sheikh and Rixos Premium Seagate. Doesn’t it sound absolutely fantastic? Moreover, there are many places to visit here, such as the Soho Square Sharm El Sheikh, Mustafa Mosque, Naama Bay, and Ras Mohammed Nature Reserve.
So, go ahead and plan that much-needed vacation with your entire family to Sharm El Sheikh!
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