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What the guidebooks didn’t tell an Egypt traveler

By Ben Morales-Correa

Image via Wikipedia Reporter Christine Bates has written a very insightful article called To the Pyramids and Back: What Guidebooks Don’t Tell You about her recent tour of Egypt. There’s no such thing as a perfect tour. That’s mostly advertising jargon. As I’ve always tried in All-About-Egypt and in this blog to bring a fair picture... »



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