events as the British foreign minister said yesterday, we witnessed a truly historic nature of in Egypt and Tunisia in recent weeks. Our Oasis crew are back to Egypt now and find friends and local operators how things have been for them and what they expect from the future. One of our guides told us she talked to as Egyptians , young and old who said they just wanted to make changes equity, freedom and employment opportunities such as we have in the UK and other Western countries.
Emad , which manages our Havana Hotel in Cairo said 'Tahrir Square is calm today and the crazy traffic in Cairo is back. Even the Syrian cafe on the corner below your Havana Hotel Oasis travelers love so much, is open 24 hours a day again
In one of our local partners in Aswan Tim Bailey African-Angler.net : "what impressed me most about this revolution was despite reports claiming three hundred demonstrators were killed as a result of retaliation by the police overturned state, the people of Egypt protesting peacefully. They even went to organize their own checkpoints to ensure those who join the mass demonstrations came unarmed.
Throughout the life of the revolution in Aswan remained quite normal. The only thing I felt when walking around town is that the Egyptians I met seemed friendly, it was like saying "thank you not to leave.
one should have hesitated a moment to come Egypt because they think it is not safe. The Egyptian people are friendly and are not normally aggressive. I lived in Egypt for 18 years and have never felt unsafe; Almost without exception, I have experienced the kindness of people. The next one down on the work here has always been official corruption. Hopefully this will now start changing
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