Our group on their tour Cairo to Istanbul have just left Syria and through Turkey. Tour leader Dave told us how they got on ...
trip was entirely without incident in connection with reports of new protests, which can look much worse on the news and in the field. The atmosphere was good spirit in the big cities we visited with the vast majority of the population supporting President Assad - It seems that people would like to change their constitutions and government personnel, but are behind the president himself. We know there have been problems in small towns, Dera'a and Latakia, but these places are not on our itinerary and our security of travelers is upmost importance so that we never get to all areas where this would be in danger.
Do not be once we felt threatened along our travels and tourists are very safe (where there are many in the country at the moment). Our trip to Syria coming to an end now, we are out of Turkey tomorrow morning first thing to some Turkish delight and maybe spot of belly dancing .
Signature outside Syria - Dave
As Dave said, the safety of our passengers and crew is paramount and we are monitoring the situation Syria closely. Our route takes in Damascus, Palmyra, Crac de Chevalier and Aleppo , but does not include the cities of Deraa and Latakia where major events are held. We are in contact with our crew on every day as well as with agents and local partners in Syria and routes are flexible enough to be changed in the short term, if it became necessary.
Our next trip will take place from Istanbul to Cairo and starts on 23 e April 2011.
Our earthly trips traveling in Syria:
Turkey and Syria - Damascus to Istanbul or Istanbul to Damascus
Oasis Caravan - Cairo to Istanbul or Istanbul to Cairo
Salam Syria
our travels through Syria during our trip Oasis Caravan from Cairo to Istanbul was great fun and we have seen the usual sites on the route. We spent a day in Damascus which was very quiet and everyone enjoyed seeing this great historic city and we had a good quiet bush camp in Palmyra and Aleppo.
The trip was pretty quiet compared to news reports events that may look much worse on the news on the floor the atmosphere was good spirit in the major cities we visited with the vast majority of the population supporting President Bashar al-Assad -. it seems that people would like to change their constitutions and government personnel, but are behind the president himself. We know there have been problems in small towns, Dera'a and Latakia, but these places are not on our itinerary and our passenger safety is of paramount importance that we would never wear them in all areas where it would be at risk.
Oasis All travelers enjoy their time in Syria, which is one of the most hospitable and friendly countries we visit
Salam Syria
our trips across Syria on our journey Oasis Caravan from Cairo to Istanbul was great fun and we have seen the usual sites on the route. We spent a day in Damascus which was very quiet and everyone enjoyed seeing this great historic city and we had a nice quiet bush camp in Palmyra and Aleppo.
The trip was quite uneventful compared to the newsletters events that may look much worse on the news and in the field. The atmosphere was good spirit in the major cities we visited with the vast majority of the population supporting President Bashar al-Assad - it seems that people would like to change their constitutions and government staff, but behind the president himself. We know there have been problems in small towns, Dera'a and Latakia, but these places are not on our itinerary and our passenger safety is of paramount importance that we would never get to places where it would be at risk.
Oasis All travelers enjoy their time in Syria, which is one of the most hospitable and friendly countries we visit on our travels. That has not changed and the locals are always welcome tourists with open arms and smiles on their faces. We have constantly been in contact with the head office and local representatives on the ground so that we were able to keep our group informed of what is happening in the country.
Not once we felt threatened along our travels and tourists are very safe (where there are many in the country at the moment). Our trip to Syria comes to an end now, we leave for Turkey tomorrow morning first thing to some Turkish delight and perhaps a belly dance spot.
The signature outside Syria
Dave
during our travels. This has not changed and the locals are always welcome tourists with open arms and smiles on their faces. We have constantly been in contact with the head office and local representatives on the ground so that we were able to keep our group informed of what is happening in the country.
have not once we felt threatened along our travels and tourists are very sure (where there are many of the country at the moment). Our trip to Syria comes to an end now, we leave for Turkey tomorrow morning first thing to some Turkish delight and perhaps a belly dance spot.
The signature outside Syria
Dave
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