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Fw: H-ASIA: seeking information and help while visiting Cairo, Egypt (response)

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> Mar 17 2011
>
> seeking information and help while visiting Cairo, Egypt (response)
> ************************************
> From: John Wills <jwills@usc.edu>
>
> As a first-time, clueless, and short-term visitor to Cairo in 2007 I
> stayed at the Windsor Hotel, www.windsorcairo.com, a truly strange relic
> of empire, decent neighborhood. (Not sure if Sadan Jha will be amused by
> relics of empire.) Someone there set me up with a bit of interesting
> touring. In addition to the Pyramids (one camel ride is enough for a
> lifetime)and the Egyptian Museum (tacky presentation of great
> collections), take the subway to the Coptic churches and cemeteries;
> fascinating.
>
> Jack Wills
> (John E. Wills, Jr., Professor of History emeritus, USC, jwills@usc.edu)
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Fw: H-ASIA: seeking information and help while visiting Cairo, Egypt

----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2011 6:07 AM
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> H-ASIA
> March 16, 2011
>
> Response re: seeking information and help while visiting Cairo
> ************************************************************************
> Ed. note: Because my close friends Jere Bacharach and Barbara Fudge are
> in Cairo most years between December and June--and as they had not joined
> the foreign 'exodus' during the unseating of the Mubarak regime; and
> because Barb has worked from time to time as a travel agent for visitors
> to Egypt, I took the liberty of forwarding Sadan Jha's query in hopes of
> obtaining some useful guidance. I post herewith Barb's answers: FFC
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> From: Barbara Fudge <barbfudge@gmail.com>
>
> On the island of Zamalek (in the Nile) is a pension called the Horus,
> not fancy but decent and in a good neighborhood. If he wants to be in
> town, there is the President Hotel, but the other is cheaper. I assume
> that the workshop will be setting them up in housing in the Fayoum as
> there are few places to stay other than the Auberge.
>
> For Cairo, I recommend he take the new white taxi's with the meter running
> to go wherever he wants. I am happy to organize a guide/driver/car for
> tours or he can ask at the desk of the hotel where he stays in Cairo.
>
> Let me know if I can be of other assistance.
>
> Barb
>
> Barbara Fudge
> <barbfudge@gmail.com>
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