Egyptian Riviera (9 Days)
Several choices , each program is :
An Egyptian Escapade, you 'll see the Sphinx, the Pyramids, Luxor, valley of the Kings , some shopping, then relax by the beach in the Egyptian Riviera on the Red sea for, daily & weekly

Egypt in a Week
Cairo ,Giza & Hurgada - Red Sea Version

From Cairo to the Red Sea ( 7 Days)
Tour starts weekly in Cairo . Experience the best of Egypt on this tour. You'll see fascinating Cairo and the Pyramids, of course, and even includes the unique desert beach resort of Sharm El Sheikh . Compare with the 6 day version

• Add St. Catherine and Mount Sinai .
  
• Hurgada Edition on the the Red Sea
  
• Compare with The Ultra Deluxe Version
  
• Cairo and Sharm in 8 days.
  
• From the Nile to the Red Sea including a Nile Cruise : 9 Days , and 11 Days with Abu Simbel .  
  
• Info on  Le Meridien Makadi Hotel Hurgada
  
• Alexandria & Fayoum Oases Edition
  
• 11 -Days with an overnight in Abu Simbel
  
• Live aboard arrivals
  
• Add Petra Jordan

From the Nile to the Red Sea (10 Day Tour)

Ultra Deluxe Version - Business Class in Egypt
Four Seasons Hotels In Cairo , The Rotana , Ritz or Grand Hyatt Hotel in Sharm El Sheikh on the Red Sea

Egypt & Jordan A La Indiana Jones (12 days)
Egypt and Jordan, Including Petra. Indiana Jones himself couldn't squeeze more adventure into a 12-day journey: Cairo and the Pyramids, a cruise on the Nile, the Red Sea, the mountains of Sinai, and a trek to the mysterious ruins of Petra in Jordan. Weekly on Sundays

Great Nile Cities Cruise
This 15-day tour shows you the best of Cairo,Alexandria as well as the Nile's other great cities - Luxor, Thebes, Esna, Edfu, Kom Ombo and Aswan - on a five-day Nile cruise. With a 3 day break on the beach in Sharm El Sheikh on the Red Sea , and Mount Sinai.

Optional diving packages :

• Five day diving in the Red Sea: $ 350 USD per person.
• Three day diving in the Red Sea : $ 215 USD per person.
• One day diving : $75 per person.
  

Inclusions:

• Diving Guide.
• Two dives per day.
• Daily transfers between your hotel and the port/ boat
• Tank and weights. ( Other items may be rented on the spot)

Journey into Sinai:
It’s a wilderness of unforgiving desert, scorching temperatures, vast silence, and endless rock. And yet, the Sinai is also the unimaginable and unexpected beauty of sandstone cliffs transformed into a thousand hues in the passing of a single day, of monasteries closer to heaven than to humans, and of hidden oases. Scene of Biblical miracles, of the giving of the Law, and of historic battles, the Sinai witnesses still the daily miracle of survival of creatures great and small.

Sun and Fun In Egypt : 14-Day
What’s your preference? An in-depth experience of the Pyramids and the ancient temples of Luxor? Or a vacation along the Red Sea, where days of diving among extraordinary coral and fish are followed by nights in extraordinary nightclubs. Egypt has it all, and now you can do it all, with our two-week Sun and Fun package. Re-live the experiences of the grand old days of travel, as you journey along the Nile by train in your private sleeper compartment, wonder at the treasures of the Egyptian Museum, and even sail in a traditional felucca. Then escape to an exclusive Red Sea resort for days away from it all. Expect a level of personal service rarely experienced today, along with every modern convenience and conveyance, at a most reasonable price.

Extend your stay in El Gouna and Hurgada and maybe luxuriate at the legendary Oberoi Sahl Hashish

Oberoi Hurgada -Sahl Hasheesh

What others say about our services ..

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I do a lot of traveling and I have never seen such attention to detail. Every aspect of the trip met and surpassed expectations, which made the Egypt experience even more magical. Travel-in-Style is clearly a class act.

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And trip Review Traveling Egypt

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Douglas Gerwin, Ph.D., is Director of the Center for Anthroposophy, including Chair of its Waldorf High School Teacher Education Program, and Co-Director of the Research Institute for Waldorf Education. Himself a Waldorf graduate, Dr. Gerwin has taught for 30 years at university and high school levels in subjects including biology and history. He is editor of four books related to Waldorf education –– For the Love of Literature: A Celebration of Language and Imagination; Genesis of a Waldorf High School; The Andover Proceedings: Tapping the Wellsprings of Health in Adolescence; And Who Shall Teach the Teachers: The Christ Impulse in Waldorf Education –– as well as author of various articles on adolescence and the Waldorf curriculum. Most recently he co-authored Survey of Waldorf Graduates, the first comprehensive look at how North American Waldorf graduates fare in college and beyond. With his wife Connie, Dr. Gerwin traveled to Egypt in November 2009 as part of a sabbatical project to study the mythological background of embryology and the earliest origins of human sexuality. He offered the following comments on his trip, which was organized by Travel in Style .com

Cruise the Nile on board your own boat

Egypt by River & Rail
Red Sea Edition

This 12 -day Friends Abroad ^tm itinerary includes Abu Simbel Excursions , a seas side stay in Hurgada on the Red Sea, a Nile cruise, and Nile-side journeys aboard a first-class sleeper train

• Egypt Beyond the Veil : Women only Tours
  
  

• Egypt Tours : 11 day Adventure and longer
  
  
  

• Egypt with air fare from Italy . Egyptian Oases and Camping in the Sahara
  
  
  

• Mediterranean Cruise Private Shore Excursions in Egypt
  

• Tour and Nile Cruise visit and site order , sequence are always subject to change , even on a last minute basis .
  

• Flights , cruises, may not always operate on time, and are subject to last minute changes , delays, and/or cancellation, if you are ready to enjoy travelling to the Middle East / Near East , North Africa , then you should be ready for such possibilities

Roots of Christianity & Judaism in Egypt

We all know that Egypt is a predominantly Muslim country, but Christianity has deep roots in the Land of the Nile that pre-date Islam. And in fact, Christian Copts continue to play a strong role in Egypt,

The Holy Family found refuge in Egypt after fleeing from Herod. St Mark found a people receptive to his preaching. Like Christians, Egyptians believed in life after death, which is why they embalmed and mummified their dead. They had celibate temple attendants who
led lives of poverty and prayer. Mark was martyred in Alexandria, but his followers remained firm.

Among early Coptic Christians, Jesus was at first viewed as a great prophet in the tradition of the Old Testament. Differences about the nature of Jesus continued to divide the new religion. His early followers, like other early Christians in the Roman Empire, were persecuted for their beliefs and practices. St. Mena was the first major Coptic saint, martyred in 309 A.D.

After Emperor Constantine and the Roman Empire embraced Christianity, Coptic Christianity became part of the wider Christian world. Christian monasticism started among the Copts, and spread to Europe. The Nicene Creed, the essential statement of faith, was written in Alexandria.

But as the Church in Rome grew closer to the emperor, strains grew in far-flung corners of the Christian world, including Egypt. Pope Dioscorus of Alexandria objected to the emperor’s influence, and disagreed with Rome over whether Christ had two natures—human
and divine—or a single nature. The Trinity became church doctrine, and “false bibles” that did not agree with the dictates of Rome were ordered burned. Egypt’s own Pope, who didn’t yield to Rome, was forced to
flee.

The dissidents found refuge in desert sanctuaries, such as Wadi El Natroun, where they established monastic orders and preserved their beliefs. And their ancient texts survived as well in the dry desert air, to be re-discovered in the thirties.

Jews, as well, have longstanding ties to Egypt that go well beyond what we know from the story of Passover. The Old Testament relates that Joseph found refuge in Egypt from drought in the land of Falstine, or Palestine, and that Jews dwelled there for 400 years.

In the process, through periods of prosperity, slavery, liberation and exodus, Egypt left its
indelible mark. The ancient name” Miriam “or Mariam”—from “Mari-Amon,” “Mari-Am” or servant of the god Amon—became that most typically Jewish name, Miriam.

Rituals of birth, marriage, death and the harvest, still followed today, were virtually identical with
those of their Egyptian neighbors. Tomb paintings in Egypt show that ancient Egyptians and Jews both practiced circumcision, the only two peoples in the region to do so. Jacob and Joseph were both mummified after they died, though eventually the practice was dropped. Ritual slaughter of animals among both peoples was carried out by severing the carotid
artery.

So, it is not a stretch to say that both Christianity and Judaism have deep roots in the ancient land of Egypt.