Our FQAs:
This is some of the most frequent asked questions, FAQs you may have when booking with Nile Empire:
Nile Empire is a newly-established tour operator founded in 2018, by the owner of The Australian Hotel Group, with full dedication to offering high-quality/top-notched services. Launched and administered by a professional team who are experienced in the field. For more about us click here
Accommodation, Tour Guides, Ticketing, Flights, Transportation.
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Our business foundation aims at guaranteeing full reliability and transparency with our clients. More specifically, we maintain a high level of cooperation with top leading tour operators and hotels in Egypt. For more about us click here
All of our tour packages offer free pick-ups from your hotel. You just need to specify yours.
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Domestic flights are available through two distinguished airlines, Egypt air and Nile air. You can check their websites for more info, noting that in some of our packages, flights are included.
Regarding trains, we have two types (Seating and sleeping) and both are available online. Noting that, in our multi-day tours trains can be included too.
Basically, Egyptian pounds for daily use, but you will need to keep US dollars with you if you obtain the visa at the airport. Elsewise, Euro and British sterling pound are accepted for exchange in banks and exchange companies among other currencies. You can check them from here.
Yes, we do, just send us your interests, length of stay and how many people? In a message here “link to tailor-made tours” and we will get back to you with a fresh tailor-made itinerary that matches your needs.
If you are in multi – day package with us, we strongly recommend on buying a local sim card for better communications so you can always contact / text us whenever needed, but if you are choosing self-guided day trips, you can contact us through the tour guide/leader who will be accompanying you.
Yes! Our certified Egyptologist guides provide in-depth insights in multiple languages.
To confirm your tour, a minimum deposit of 25% must be paid via a secure payment link (PayPal). The remaining balance can be paid in cash upon arrival in Cairo.
No, only local tours.
Yes, all of our staff are English speakers, yet Spanish, Italian, Chinese and French are available upon request.
Yes, in self-guided tours the driver will be speaking English too.
Grand Nile Towers, Sonesta Hotel & Casino, Steigenberger Tahrir, Le Passage and others.
Mainly we offer bed and breakfast, however for extra fees, we can arrange half or full-board accommodation.
We don’t serve meals, however our expert tour guides, will recommend local restaurants according to your preferences.
Road safety is a priority we can’t avoid, because we are fully aware of the situation, we have made our arrangements for that issue. Our agency operates in accordance with a set of manners, codes in particular, offering every secure measure to guarantee the security and safety of our clients. More specifically, we are in full cooperation with the Law Enforcement officials, to provide secure routes and offer permanent help.
Yes, most travelers require a visa to enter Egypt. Citizens from certain countries can obtain a visa upon arrival, while others need to apply in advance. It’s advisable to check the latest visa requirements before your trip from here.
While Arabic is the official language, English is widely spoken in tourist areas. Learning a few basic Arabic phrases can enhance your experience and is appreciated by locals.
The ideal time for a Nile cruise is between October and April when the weather is cooler. During these months, daytime temperatures are more comfortable for sightseeing.
While there isn’t a strict dress code, dressing modestly is respectful, especially when visiting religious sites. For women, this means covering shoulders and knees; for men, avoiding sleeveless shirts is advisable.
Most hotels and cruise ships offer Wi-Fi, though the quality can vary. Purchasing a local SIM card upon arrival can provide more reliable internet access during your stay.
Yes, tipping, known locally as “baksheesh,” is customary in Egypt. It’s common to tip service staff, guides, and drivers. Keeping small bills handy can be helpful.