Egypt

[Rattlehead]

Don't understand why some people seem obsessed with all-inclusive packages or rush to the irish bar/rock cafe and eat at mcdonalds/pizza hut. Much more fun actually experiencing different cultures when travelling (the good and the bad)

 

Correct, but the former seems to appeal to pikeys like Stu. Leave 'em to it I say.

[Winnersaint]

Correct, but the former seems to appeal to pikeys like Stu. Leave 'em to it I say.

Not a pikey by any stretch of imagination. Professional couple with teenage daughter wanting a holiday in the sun without paying through the nose in Euro's. I'll give some of the maths. Our normal holiday is 3 and a half weeks in Greece, more specifically in a place called Stoupa in the Peloponnese. Been going since 92. Cost this year, 3.5K+ for holiday. 2.4K for Egypt admittedly for only two weeks but very few extra costs. We may well hate it, I have a feeling I may well hate it, but I've got an open mind about things. If it's full of northern monkeys Midlands retards and ****ney scum and Skates we won't go back, but at least we will have tried something different.

[Rattlehead]

Unless you're going to Luxor it almost certainly will be "full of northern monkeys Midlands retards and ****ney scum and Skates" and you will probably feel you've wasted your holiday and cash. I hope I'm wrong but good luck pal.

 

On another of your points, I don't understand why people have a "normal" place to go on holiday. Being open minded, surely you'd go somewhere different every holiday? I always go to at least 4 new places a year and at least a couple of those will be completely random (e.g. North Korea and Laos so far this year). I'd go back to some places, sure, but having a "normal holiday" for 3 and half weeks most years in one place wouldn't be for me. In fact that would bore the sh*te out of me.

 

Each to their own I guess.