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Tours and Nile Cruise Including air fare from Italy
Ultimate
Luxury On The Nile Imagine cruising
the fabled Nile in ultimate luxury.
In General Your Tour Includes the following , yet please check each individual tour page for specific details on each tour package :
Honeymoon / Anniversary Special : Free Zaffa in Cairo and /or while cruising the Nile : Zaffa:
Or
Repeat your vows in one of Cairo historical churches: Complimentary
transfers in an air-conditioned sedan , are included between the hotel
& the church , if you prefer a stretch limo supplement will apply.
DRESS CODE : All of our Nile cruise vessels are fully air conditioned. Onboard dress is casual except at dinner, when smart casual is the rule. Lightweight cotton and other natural fiber clothing is best, with swimsuits and sun hats for the sundeck and pool. Bring a light sweater or light jacket for cool mornings and evenings, but most days are warm to hot, with very little rain. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for shore excursions.
Not
included:
A
Summit Meeting with the Mighty Pharaoh : Cheops A true Pyramid
Builder
Mark Twain did it. Rockefeller did it. More recently, First Ladies Barbara Bush and Laura Bush, and pop music legend Lionel Richie did it:
 cruise Egypt's timeless Nile in luxury. Only
a few Nile cruisers qualify as the most luxurious vessels on
the Nile. In order to meet the requirements of Nubian Nile Cruises,
they must be the newest and best, with up-to-the-minute facilities
and all possible luxury services such as deluxe staterooms with
private bath
(shower and/or bathtub), 20-inch satellite TV, large picture window, minibar, individual climate control, electronic entry system and security deposit boxes, hair dryer and direct-dial telephone. The
service onboard, under the watchful control of companies renowned
worldwide for excellence, must be flawless and exceed guests’
expectations, and also reflect the warm traditional hospitality
of the Egyptian people.
Few vessels qualify. Here they are:
Radamis
II
Amarco
The brand-new, ultra-luxurious Amarco, launched in late 2003, has 51 staterooms, all with large picture windows and Internet access. Four junior suites (well equipped for handicapped passengers), two Presidential suites and two Royal suites accommodate special guests. The
Amarco is the only vessel on the Nile with a true mini-gym (not
just an exercise room), and a mini-spa with two saunas, two
massage rooms and steam rooms. Two elevators take guests (especially
those who find stairs difficult) between decks.
Clients
of Travel In Style.com receive special consideration on these
luxury cruises. If you reserve your Presidential or Royal Suite
through Travel In Style.com , we will provide you with a private
valet to take care of your personal and touring needs, and a
private guide and Egyptologist to answer any questions you may
have about the wonders around you. Two
guests in each suite will be entitled to a 30-minute massage. Just for fun, we'll even engage a local fortune-teller, knowledgeable in the mystic secrets of ancient Egypt, to read the future in your palm or your coffee grounds! These special services are not available to other passengers, even those who reserve Presidential Suites by other means. You must reserve through Travel In Style.com to enjoy them. Though the Nile is timeless, life is short. You may only cruise the Nile once. Make it the voyage of a lifetime aboard one of the ultra-luxury vessels available in North America through Travel in Style, Inc. (www.travelinstyle.com).
Mediterranean
Fantasies
Add
a Spa Package to your stay in Italy (Ischia )
Nefertiti Turns Egypt Upside Down!! The
first bloodless religious revolution against the established church
in Ancient Egypt
Nefertiti Turns Egypt Upside Down!! 1350 BC - Queen Nefertiti is reported to have led her Egyptian subjects on a wild spree of idol-smashing, temple-destruction, and forced migration, all part of a campaign of religious reformation. "From now on, there will be only one Deity, and that Deity is Aten, the Sun Disc," she has commanded. Reliable sources in the Nile Valley report that all temples to gods other than Aten have been closed, and that a hefty fine will be imposed on anyone caught with an outlawed statuette. Idols are to be smashed immediately, and the shards turned over to the priests of Aten. "The capital of Egypt will now be at Tel El Amarna," reads a decree widely circulated in cuneiform on clay tablets. "All priests are to settle within one hour's journey of the new Temple to Aten. All bidders on public works contracts will likewise have their head offices within the same specified distance." Egyptian leaders in exile have disputed the motives behind the upheaval. "It's just a ploy to concentrate power and wealth in her hands and those of her husband, Ikhnaton," stated one defrocked priest. "Everybody knows that Nefertiti has risen to her position on qualities that have nothing to do with religion. She isn't called Incarnation of Beauty for nothing," he added, referring to the literal meaning of her name. The source asked not to be identified, fearing reprisals. Tel El Amarna, Nile Valley, 2004 - from Paul Glassman, special correspondent "Wow," commented Joe Shiner, an agro-businesman from Des Moines, as he toured the main temple at Tel El Amarna. "It's one thing to hear that Nefertiti was a real beauty. But it's quite another to visit in person and learn the real story." "Until I came here, I didn't know that she was behind the idea of having only one god-even before the Hebrews and Christians and followers of Mohammed.
"And now that I see her picture, I can understand why people followed her. This is not what I expected . . . not at all!" Mr. Shiner gestured as he spoke to a temple painting of a well-endowed Nefertiti in a chariot, wearing only a see-through cloak and thong-style panties. "If
she was my queen, I'd follow her to the end of the . . . " Disclaimer: The facts presented are as accurate as can be ascertained from the archeological record. Mr. Joe Shiner is a composite of the satisfied clients of Travel in Style.
Egypt's
Last Royal Family :
Encounter
your African heritage, not only in in Ghana, Senegal, but yes, also
in Egypt.
NEW DISCOVERIES Tuesday, January 24, 2006
The statue was found by a Johns Hopkins University archaeological team , under one of Amenhotep statues that represent the second edifice of ancient Egyptians. Secretary-General
of the Supreme Council of Antiquities Zahi Hawass ( Hawass ) said
the newly unearthed statue was holding a cartouche for Amenhotep III.
Queen Ti statue, was found under a statue of Amenhotep III in the huge Karnak mini city of temples in Luxor, which once was Egypt's equivalent of "The Forbidden Royal City " , Karnak was closed to the public, except for very small areas that were opened during major festival, it was closed but for the royal and the elite in ancient Egypt. Hawass ( Dr. Zahi Hawass) said the Council and Luxor city started carrying out a giant project to salvage the area of Amenhotep III on the western bank of the River Nile. Hawass ( Dr. Zahi Hawass ) said SCA will coordinate with Luxor City supreme council for establishing a fence around Amenhotep III Temple and Memnon statues on the western bank of the Nile to protect the area from transgression and organize tourism movement.
Alexandria - Mediterranean Fantasy
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the kings and queens of ancient Egypt, the Nile was the River of Life,
the source of fertility and wealth. Today the Nile remains a river of
fascination, an endless source of romance, pleasure and discovery.
