Come on people…..let’s get Daniel and Michelle to 100k. These two are some of the greatest humans and pretty darn good travel guides. You will not regret following them. Their vlogs have brought tears on many occasions….they are just that good! Thank-you Daniel and Michelle. Another great country. ❤️
In Hurghada the guide seemed to know everyone, so we were left in peace to stroll around the Marina, shops, restaurants and mosque. In Cairo, the guide there was in cahoots with just about everyone. Before and after the pyramids he was falling over himself trying to get us to buy souvenirs, get onto camels and have our photographs taken by random people. We ended up paying for a horse and buggy ride we never asked for, then he wanted a tip for himself and the driver at the end, even though we'd already paid. Also, guess who I tipped the most? It was the guy who worked hardest - the one who did my hotel room so nicely every day. I was happy to tip him because he was a nice guy and never once made a nuisance of himself.
As an Egyptian, Living in the US. Every time I went back home (Egypt) I’ve never had a single issue with my camera. If I had to leave it out of a certain area, I left it and I always got it back. But it’s true vendors are a problem. They are pushy, I just tell them to leave me alone and they do. Just don’t Smile at them, because your leaving the door open. But Egypt, is a beautiful experience!
You're spot on about Cairo. I went the month before their revolution and the tensions were high. We had a private guide and we appreciated it. But there was a constant level of distrust that we had toward the Egyptian people simply because of their intense aggressiveness to buyers, and tourists. I've typically made local friends in every place I've traveled. Cairo was not one. Is it unsafe? Is it safe? Every hotel has metal detectors for a reason. That felt like a billboard to me for us to go nowhere without our guide. I have recommended friends to go when they insist that they want to, but I equip them with wisdom. I never want to go back and I want to travel back to many places I've been to. Jordan and Turkey have a MUCH BETTER vibe to them. Be safe if you go, and listen to Dan and Chelle. I'm not a jerk traveler so please be kind to me if you're going to comment. I've gone 18 hours backwoods in Haiti with no electricity, running water, medical care, etc and it felt 1000×s safer. Much love. Travel, enjoy, stay aware.
I’m interested in going to Egypt but the stories I have heard kind of scare me. I do a lot of solo travel but I’m considering a small group if I do Egypt.
Despite all of the hurdles you had to jump with the cameras/microphone issues I will have to say that you rocked it all! You reacted and overcame the obstacles flawlessly! I’m so impressed! Way to go! The voice overs may not have been ideal or out of the norm for you but it worked and it was great! ❤️ love you both! ❤️
I went to Egypt in April 2022, everything you commented on was correct... just say "no thank you" and def no eye contact. I had a local on day one at the pyramids that offered to take my picture, with my camera, and I said sure. He did and I gave him a tip, he did not feel it was enough and followed me for a few minutes as I walked away, telling me he wants more. Yikes! I met up with my group and only then did he back down. I, from that point on did not speak to the vendors, unless I wanted to buy something. That being said it was the most AMAZING freekin trip ! Everyday was more amazing than the day before. It was a lifetime experience that took me months to come down from. My suggestion is GO GO GO!! IT WAS STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL! 99% of the Egyptians I encounter were very pleasant.
@@Ash-so7uh yes, it was a 9 day trip. Cairo, Luxor and Edfu. I booked with Exoticca Tours. I was traveling solo, but was with a group of about 20 people. So never alone or lonely. Exoticca was amazing, all transportation, airfare with Turkish Airways , entrance fees at temples were all taken care of. It also included a 3 night cruise up the Nile river. It was stupidly amazing. I highly recommend them. And while in Luxor if they offer a sunrise not air balloon ride over the valley of the kings, do not hesitate, go go go!
I love the honesty! I faced aggressive people in Paris, thank goodness I was with my Dutch sister, she had warned me. I had a guy grab my hand and started making a bracelet on my wrist before I even realized what he was doing! I am telling all my peeps to subscribe, y’all should be at 500k in my opinion ❤
This video was definitely a good idea for people traveling to Egypt. I haven't been to Egypt but have been to Tunisia a few times and we had similar troubles there with the vendors and not being able to get away from them easily. It was also not particularly safe in some places, or so we were told by our tour company. But otherwise we absolutely loved it there, beautiful place and people. Anyway can't wait to see what you're getting up to next 😍
Wish I had seen this before going to Egypt in September! It is so true about the vendors....they eventually had me in tears demanding money which I didn't have. We were on a cruise excursion to Cairo and on all 5 buses from Alexandria we had an armed guard on board, and they came on our walking tour, and to the pyramids. I eventually had to ask the armed guard to get the last man to leave me alone. He did, but we were advised to go straight to our bus. Even on our trip to El-Alamein, we were escorted by an armed guard. Been there, never again!!
Thank you for sharing the biblical portion of your video. I was so glad you shared the behind the scenes of Egypt. I have been on vacation and watched this after I got back. I was visiting Salt Lake City, Provo, Beaver, etc……in your area. The snow on the mountains was absolutely beautiful.
My husband is Egyptian and he’s struggling to say no, 😂. Don’t stick in Cairo, move around Egypt, indeed it is a beautiful country. New subscriber here. ❤
Oh boy,.....when you two say epic, I know something fantastic is coming up! Can't wait. I found your tutorial on traveling in Egypt very interesting, and super of you to share for those who may be headed there. I wondered how safe you felt there as I felt it is somehow a bit sketchy far as safety as a tourist. Great video as always.....and I see Daniel you got a shave and haircut there!! Looking good!
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I subscribed to you ages ago and love all your videos, really hope you reach 100k as you deserve it so much. I havent been or plan to go to Egypt but giving an honest review is really helpful to future travellers, especially to make their time there more enjoyable, less troublesome and safer - so lots of praise to you both. I think you did a great job as I only picked up about the drone and the microphone, due to what you said and how you had to do the voice over. There was so much smog, incredible seeing how bad it was. Love the shave Daniel, cant wait for your next adventure guys xx
You guys are spot on with all of these!!!!! We went to Egypt about 7 years ago. We were visiting Dubai and flew over to 2 days and that was enough. Lol and Also, spot on with the tour guide. We literally only left our tour guide when we were in our hotel.
OMG!!!!! Just love mama Bingham!!!! I was crying because I miss my mom. It’s been about 3 months since I saw mine and I miss her so much. Praying for you guys to get to 100k!!!! Let’s go!!!!
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I really enjoyed your video! I am going with a tour to Egypt in June (yes it will be really hot), did you have to get any vaccines before you went?(besides CoVid), were you concerned about drinking the water, should I take a water purifier? Thank you
We have been self-driving around Egypt for 3 weeks and have not had a guide. We have rarely tipped, apart from things you would normally tip for, like restaurants. Indeed we have had people refusing tips for things like photocopying in a hotel. We were caught speeding but the police then let us off with no tip of ticket.There are many scans going on and sales people are oppressive but when you turn up in your own car they are quite surprised and it takes them off guard. It has been an incredible experience, sometimes a little scary especially when trying to navigate the crowds at Aswan at night but the police helped us out. What we did is a little excessive and definitely not for everyone but maybe but to get a guide 24/7 is excessive too as you will never fully live the experience for yourself. We have seen people with guides and it is a factory.
My daughter and I travelled to Hurgarda in 2014, we had an amazing time. We just relaxed at the pool or beach for the majority of our stay. We travelled out to the Gifton Islands a very nice place to snorkel. What I will say is that you need to have a visa to travel to Hurghada. Staff and luggage guys at the airport were very loud and looked aggressive, this did make me think did we do the right thing coming to an arabic language speaking country without my husband who is Tunisian. For me knowing some Arabic helped. I would go back but to the same hotel we stayed at. Staff there were great. Will you be going to Tunisia? If so you cannot take drones unless you have completed the relevant paperwork. If you go, please visit Dous, Kebili, Tozeur and Nefta. My husband is from Djerba and island off of the mainland. Learn some basic Arabic or shall I say Darja language. I pray you get to 100k subscribers very soon. Love you guys love Veronica from the UK 🇬🇧
You are being very kind and respectful. The hawking and scam are becoming too much even for the locals but multiple that 1000 times for foreigners. It is no excuse but it is a tough time for most Egyptians financially especially when we have to host ten million refugees or 10% of Egyptian populations, from neighboring countries that their country were totally destroyed some some people can get cheap oil
This was funny - many things are as you describe ... and many not quite. But I live here as an European since a number of years and know my way. The one thing though I couldn't help but laugh: *The toilet paper* 🤣🤣. What we "clean" Europeans and Americans don't understand is the fact that everyone in Egypt and other Arab countries *WASHES* after having urinated or defecated and then just needs 2 or 3 squares to dry. They can't understand - and neither can I to be honest coz of my education at home - how one can use the toilet and not wash afterwards. 🙈.
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Thank you for this! taking it all to heart for my upcoming Middle East trip. Especially appreciate the tipping guidelines. And voiceover is just fine for your beautiful photography. Thanks again
I’ve been a subscriber since the beginning. I unfortunately haven’t been able to watch you two for a while though. I just caught this video today and can’t believe how much weight Daniel has lost! Wow, looks so different! You both look great, and love your videos!
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It makes me sad that you had to experience those things in Egypt. I hope you get a better experience in your next visit . And maybe try to visit Alexandria next time! I'm Egyptian, and I live there currently.
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As Egyptian I wish you didn't have to experience that you guys are lovely, but the one with the convince stores BLOW MY MIND!! just get thick skin as you said and never tip them if they don't allow you to grab your stuff just leave the place and they will ask you to come back easily, also another tip for the prices specially for the water the most expensive bottle like the big one 1.5l from a convince store should be 10 pounds at most. Also for the toilet paper we use "Shatafa" that's why at most places you won't find toilet papers :') sorry. Also if you think that the person doesn't deserve a tip just don't leave it to give him the least amount of money as you said a 5 pounds and just leave the place without saying anything as some places will over charge you for what you bought!.
I love these back stories can you do a few from now, how did you find the guide thanks for the info safe travels ps if able and you dont mind some talk about costs of some things
My sister just married a Egyptian, what you're saying is right on the money from her response to this video, this applies to other 3rd world countries.
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I just noticed ya'll were so close to 100,000! I have been subscribed for a long time! Ya'll will hopefully make it before the end of the year! I didn't realize there was so much smog in Egypt, I would have never thought that. Wow, I would struggle there! I smile at people all the time, kids would be my weak point too. This information is great for those that are going to that area! I don't think it's for me but it's a beautiful place for sure!
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Happy Wednesday I hope you’re both having a blessed Wednesday and an amazing day and I hope you’re enjoying your trip in Egypt. I love watching your videos. You’re the sweetest kindest couple ever and I love your dog.🐶🐶💯💯🆒🆒😎😎🤩🤩💙💙❤️❤️❤️🤍🤍
Ok I’m catching up on vlogs and wow I actually said previously I’m going to Egypt next may with my husband and two children this helped I now know carry small amounts of cash for tips and be aware etc I’m a little nervous but excited at the same time. X
I found your video hilarious,, you are absolutely right about everything but being used to traveling to egypt I thought that this culture is well known,, it made me laugh a lot how you got shocked 😂
Hello!! I’d like to throw this out to you … I would love to see you travel to different places in the US. I will never be able to get out of the US but am very interested as to where to go and what places to see and things to do that’s in my own country. I do love watching most of your videos though.
as someone who has lived america my whole life but is not white it was a bad time going egypt however camping and outside part egypt was better cairo was horrible
In China is similar in terms of vendor trying to buy you stuff that you have to buy cheaper if possible. Also, watch out for pig picketer. Can’t have anything sticking out. Do recommend going there. Know some Chinese so able to speak to the locals.
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I think some of your experiences in Egypt can also happen in France…especially tge south of France…..Avignon was loaded with iffy experiences, but still worth visiting.
Thank you D&C for this great guide to travel in Egypt. I personally won't visit Egypt because I'm not into dealing with beggars or tipping when it's not deserved by American standards. That's their way of life and doesn't look like they'll change anytime soon. I prefer to save my cash and visit tourist friendly places, especially for Americans. I as always look forward to all your travels and will continue to support your TH-cam videos. You guys are really awesome and wish you the best on your travel adventures through out the world.
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You'll never find a 24th floor window that opens fully here in the United States lol 😆 btw the voice overs were great. Some places over there are weird, my grandad got thrown in jail in Saudi Arabia for taking pics. I think he was taking pics of the red sea...
We lived in the Middle East for the past 3 years. We only ever traveled with our phones because "media" scares the leadership in the country and they see it as a possible threat to overthrow or expose something. Its just cultural norm. This was also common in Africa and places like India, Sri Lanka and parts of Asia. The tipping everyone part is true as well. We LOVED Egypt, but we have also traveled a ton and lived on 3 different continents, but if someone was new to traveling, Egypt could be a very nerve wracking visit. I would also encourage people to NOT travel in Egypt on a group trip and to hire private guides only. Big groups are often targeted by beggers, etc. over the small one on one guides.
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Come on people…..let’s get Daniel and Michelle to 100k. These two are some of the greatest humans and pretty darn good travel guides. You will not regret following them. Their vlogs have brought tears on many occasions….they are just that good! Thank-you Daniel and Michelle. Another great country. ❤️
I am honestly floored they are not 100k or more!
In Hurghada the guide seemed to know everyone, so we were left in peace to stroll around the Marina, shops, restaurants and mosque. In Cairo, the guide there was in cahoots with just about everyone. Before and after the pyramids he was falling over himself trying to get us to buy souvenirs, get onto camels and have our photographs taken by random people. We ended up paying for a horse and buggy ride we never asked for, then he wanted a tip for himself and the driver at the end, even though we'd already paid. Also, guess who I tipped the most? It was the guy who worked hardest - the one who did my hotel room so nicely every day. I was happy to tip him because he was a nice guy and never once made a nuisance of himself.
As an Egyptian, Living in the US. Every time I went back home (Egypt) I’ve never had a single issue with my camera. If I had to leave it out of a certain area, I left it and I always got it back. But it’s true vendors are a problem. They are pushy, I just tell them to leave me alone and they do. Just don’t Smile at them, because your leaving the door open. But Egypt, is a beautiful experience!
You are Egyptian, that's half the problem solved.
Thank you for the honest review. I’m a solo traveler so this kind of information (from a reliable source) is invaluable. Safe travels!
You're spot on about Cairo. I went the month before their revolution and the tensions were high. We had a private guide and we appreciated it. But there was a constant level of distrust that we had toward the Egyptian people simply because of their intense aggressiveness to buyers, and tourists. I've typically made local friends in every place I've traveled. Cairo was not one.
Is it unsafe? Is it safe? Every hotel has metal detectors for a reason. That felt like a billboard to me for us to go nowhere without our guide.
I have recommended friends to go when they insist that they want to, but I equip them with wisdom. I never want to go back and I want to travel back to many places I've been to. Jordan and Turkey have a MUCH BETTER vibe to them.
Be safe if you go, and listen to Dan and Chelle.
I'm not a jerk traveler so please be kind to me if you're going to comment. I've gone 18 hours backwoods in Haiti with no electricity, running water, medical care, etc and it felt 1000×s safer.
Much love. Travel, enjoy, stay aware.
I’m interested in going to Egypt but the stories I have heard kind of scare me. I do a lot of solo travel but I’m considering a small group if I do Egypt.
Despite all of the hurdles you had to jump with the cameras/microphone issues I will have to say that you rocked it all! You reacted and overcame the obstacles flawlessly! I’m so impressed! Way to go! The voice overs may not have been ideal or out of the norm for you but it worked and it was great! ❤️ love you both! ❤️
I went to Egypt in April 2022, everything you commented on was correct... just say "no thank you" and def no eye contact. I had a local on day one at the pyramids that offered to take my picture, with my camera, and I said sure. He did and I gave him a tip, he did not feel it was enough and followed me for a few minutes as I walked away, telling me he wants more. Yikes! I met up with my group and only then did he back down. I, from that point on did not speak to the vendors, unless I wanted to buy something. That being said it was the most AMAZING freekin trip ! Everyday was more amazing than the day before. It was a lifetime experience that took me months to come down from. My suggestion is GO GO GO!! IT WAS STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL! 99% of the Egyptians I encounter were very pleasant.
Hi did you visit any other places besides Cairo and if so could you recommend your tour guide
@@Ash-so7uh yes, it was a 9 day trip. Cairo, Luxor and Edfu. I booked with Exoticca Tours. I was traveling solo, but was with a group of about 20 people. So never alone or lonely. Exoticca was amazing, all transportation, airfare with Turkish Airways , entrance fees at temples were all taken care of. It also included a 3 night cruise up the Nile river. It was stupidly amazing. I highly recommend them. And while in Luxor if they offer a sunrise not air balloon ride over the valley of the kings, do not hesitate, go go go!
I love the honesty! I faced aggressive people in Paris, thank goodness I was with my Dutch sister, she had warned me. I had a guy grab my hand and started making a bracelet on my wrist before I even realized what he was doing!
I am telling all my peeps to subscribe, y’all should be at 500k in my opinion ❤
This video was definitely a good idea for people traveling to Egypt. I haven't been to Egypt but have been to Tunisia a few times and we had similar troubles there with the vendors and not being able to get away from them easily. It was also not particularly safe in some places, or so we were told by our tour company. But otherwise we absolutely loved it there, beautiful place and people. Anyway can't wait to see what you're getting up to next 😍
I love when you guys give us all these tips and tell us how everything is and what to expect… makes things easier
Thanks for sharing this type of video helps. Hopefully, I see more about tips & ticks and what gear you are using.
Wish I had seen this before going to Egypt in September! It is so true about the vendors....they eventually had me in tears demanding money which I didn't have. We were on a cruise excursion to Cairo and on all 5 buses from Alexandria we had an armed guard on board, and they came on our walking tour, and to the pyramids. I eventually had to ask the armed guard to get the last man to leave me alone. He did, but we were advised to go straight to our bus. Even on our trip to El-Alamein, we were escorted by an armed guard. Been there, never again!!
Thank you for sharing the biblical portion of your video. I was so glad you shared the behind the scenes of Egypt. I have been on vacation and watched this after I got back. I was visiting Salt Lake City, Provo, Beaver, etc……in your area. The snow on the mountains was absolutely beautiful.
My husband is Egyptian and he’s struggling to say no, 😂. Don’t stick in Cairo, move around Egypt, indeed it is a beautiful country. New subscriber here. ❤
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Oh boy,.....when you two say epic, I know something fantastic is coming up! Can't wait. I found your tutorial on traveling in Egypt very interesting, and super of you to share for those who may be headed there. I wondered how safe you felt there as I felt it is somehow a bit sketchy far as safety as a tourist. Great video as always.....and I see Daniel you got a shave and haircut there!! Looking good!
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I subscribed to you ages ago and love all your videos, really hope you reach 100k as you deserve it so much. I havent been or plan to go to Egypt but giving an honest review is really helpful to future travellers, especially to make their time there more enjoyable, less troublesome and safer - so lots of praise to you both. I think you did a great job as I only picked up about the drone and the microphone, due to what you said and how you had to do the voice over. There was so much smog, incredible seeing how bad it was. Love the shave Daniel, cant wait for your next adventure guys xx
love honest review
Awesome tips! I have a friend who knows nothing about travel and I will send her the link to this as she wants to go to Egypt. Thanks!
Egypt looks soooo amazing! I can only wish and dream about going there someday! Hello and safe travels from Wisconsin USA!!!
Honestly, I've been watching some TH-cam videos about going to Egypt, and your video is the most helpful one. ❤❤❤ Thanks for sharing it.
Glad it was helpful!
You guys are spot on with all of these!!!!! We went to Egypt about 7 years ago. We were visiting Dubai and flew over to 2 days and that was enough. Lol and Also, spot on with the tour guide. We literally only left our tour guide when we were in our hotel.
When I visited this church, and the cave where Joseph, Mary, and Jesus sought refuge, as a Christian, it was a very moving experience.
OMG!!!!! Just love mama Bingham!!!! I was crying because I miss my mom. It’s been about 3 months since I saw mine and I miss her so much. Praying for you guys to get to 100k!!!! Let’s go!!!!
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The whole Bingham family is awesome.
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I really enjoyed your video! I am going with a tour to Egypt in June (yes it will be really hot), did you have to get any vaccines before you went?(besides CoVid), were you concerned about drinking the water, should I take a water purifier? Thank you
Excellent video editing, informative historical conversations, and helpful travel tips!! Will post your videos on Facebook for support!! 🙌
I’m glad I found you guys Egypt next February I hope I’m 65
We have been self-driving around Egypt for 3 weeks and have not had a guide. We have rarely tipped, apart from things you would normally tip for, like restaurants. Indeed we have had people refusing tips for things like photocopying in a hotel. We were caught speeding but the police then let us off with no tip of ticket.There are many scans going on and sales people are oppressive but when you turn up in your own car they are quite surprised and it takes them off guard. It has been an incredible experience, sometimes a little scary especially when trying to navigate the crowds at Aswan at night but the police helped us out. What we did is a little excessive and definitely not for everyone but maybe but to get a guide 24/7 is excessive too as you will never fully live the experience for yourself. We have seen people with guides and it is a factory.
My daughter and I travelled to Hurgarda in 2014, we had an amazing time. We just relaxed at the pool or beach for the majority of our stay. We travelled out to the Gifton Islands a very nice place to snorkel.
What I will say is that you need to have a visa to travel to Hurghada. Staff and luggage guys at the airport were very loud and looked aggressive, this did make me think did we do the right thing coming to an arabic language speaking country without my husband who is Tunisian. For me knowing some Arabic helped.
I would go back but to the same hotel we stayed at. Staff there were great. Will you be going to Tunisia? If so you cannot take drones unless you have completed the relevant paperwork. If you go, please visit Dous, Kebili, Tozeur and Nefta. My husband is from Djerba and island off of the mainland. Learn some basic Arabic or shall I say Darja language. I pray you get to 100k subscribers very soon. Love you guys love Veronica from the UK 🇬🇧
You are being very kind and respectful. The hawking and scam are becoming too much even for the locals but multiple that 1000 times for foreigners. It is no excuse but it is a tough time for most Egyptians financially especially when we have to host ten million refugees or 10% of Egyptian populations, from neighboring countries that their country were totally destroyed some some people can get cheap oil
Regards from Cairo, Egypt, waiting for you to come back once again very soon. 🌷
This was funny - many things are as you describe ... and many not quite. But I live here as an European since a number of years and know my way. The one thing though I couldn't help but laugh: *The toilet paper* 🤣🤣. What we "clean" Europeans and Americans don't understand is the fact that everyone in Egypt and other Arab countries *WASHES* after having urinated or defecated and then just needs 2 or 3 squares to dry. They can't understand - and neither can I to be honest coz of my education at home - how one can use the toilet and not wash afterwards. 🙈.
Where do you acquire all the low denomination cash that you need for tipping?
Thanks for your feedback. But most of the remarks reminded me of my trip to Vegas and New York.
besides that ...love your content and have been following you all along. Keep it up!!!
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Thank you for this! taking it all to heart for my upcoming Middle East trip. Especially appreciate the tipping guidelines. And voiceover is just fine for your beautiful photography. Thanks again
Awesome tips guys...thanks so much ....❤❤
Where did you guys get your guide and can your share please ?😊
Are you guys planning to go home for the holidays?? Love you guys!!!!
Wow!! Always enjoy your epilation on your trips!!
Thanks for the video , we are due to Egypt on the 26th of November. Keeping fingers crossed 🤞
I have done almost everything you did in Egypt.
I’ve been a subscriber since the beginning. I unfortunately haven’t been able to watch you two for a while though. I just caught this video today and can’t believe how much weight Daniel has lost! Wow, looks so different! You both look great, and love your videos!
I’ve had the same experience with the vendors in Turkey when on vacation! It’s sad when you have to avoid eye contact 🙁
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It makes me sad that you had to experience those things in Egypt. I hope you get a better experience in your next visit .
And maybe try to visit Alexandria next time!
I'm Egyptian, and I live there currently.
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As Egyptian I wish you didn't have to experience that you guys are lovely, but the one with the convince stores BLOW MY MIND!! just get thick skin as you said and never tip them if they don't allow you to grab your stuff just leave the place and they will ask you to come back easily, also another tip for the prices specially for the water the most expensive bottle like the big one 1.5l from a convince store should be 10 pounds at most. Also for the toilet paper we use "Shatafa" that's why at most places you won't find toilet papers :') sorry. Also if you think that the person doesn't deserve a tip just don't leave it to give him the least amount of money as you said a 5 pounds and just leave the place without saying anything as some places will over charge you for what you bought!.
I love these back stories can you do a few from now, how did you find the guide thanks for the info safe travels ps if able and you dont mind some talk about costs of some things
Daniel and Michelle never been to Egypt but watching your trip there was interesting it looked like a lot of fun
My sister just married a Egyptian, what you're saying is right on the money from her response to this video, this applies to other 3rd world countries.
You are very professional & irrespective of issues that arise your vlogs are amazing ❤️❤️
Come on everyone ,join forces and subscribe, you won't regret it. I've enjoyed being able to see places that I know I'll never get to see .So thank you.
I just noticed ya'll were so close to 100,000! I have been subscribed for a long time! Ya'll will hopefully make it before the end of the year! I didn't realize there was so much smog in Egypt, I would have never thought that. Wow, I would struggle there! I smile at people all the time, kids would be my weak point too. This information is great for those that are going to that area! I don't think it's for me but it's a beautiful place for sure!
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Happy Wednesday I hope you’re both having a blessed Wednesday and an amazing day and I hope you’re enjoying your trip in Egypt. I love watching your videos. You’re the sweetest kindest couple ever and I love your dog.🐶🐶💯💯🆒🆒😎😎🤩🤩💙💙❤️❤️❤️🤍🤍
I have watched other TH-cam channels and they had the same issues in Egypt.
How to find a good/ trustworthy local guide? Could you plz give some advise? Thank you 😊
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Ok I’m catching up on vlogs and wow I actually said previously I’m going to Egypt next may with my husband and two children this helped I now know carry small amounts of cash for tips and be aware etc I’m a little nervous but excited at the same time. X
It’ll be great!!
Great Fred back, tissue and wipes check… love the chick for the Joseph’s and Mary hide out
thanks for this video i'm heading to egypt in 5 weeks. i will definitely add toilet paper and small currency to my list of must haves.....
Yes get those small bills!
I found your video hilarious,, you are absolutely right about everything but being used to traveling to egypt I thought that this culture is well known,, it made me laugh a lot how you got shocked 😂
Hello!! I’d like to throw this out to you … I would love to see you travel to different places in the US. I will never be able to get out of the US but am very interested as to where to go and what places to see and things to do that’s in my own country. I do love watching most of your videos though.
I think that showing more of the sites would be more interesting, particularly to some on who has visited.
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Did you exchange USD for EGP in American or in Egypt?
I hope you guys come back to Egypt again and visit Alexandria, Siwa oasis and Dahab, these three cities are way more beautiful than Cairo.
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Awesome video I really like it lot it was cool and you made awesome video
Been subscribed from the beginning!
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Hi Dan and Chelle good morning happy Thursday morning and I hope you having amazing day today and I loved your vlogs and you all amazing Supporter
as someone who has lived america my whole life but is not white it was a bad time going egypt however camping and outside part egypt was better cairo was horrible
China is MUCH worse with the whole vendor thing trying to sell you stuff. Egypt was pretty mild for me in that regard.
So glad yall shared tips to Egypt. Not on my bucket list.
Strange question & I never do this but your eyelashes are so pretty! Are they extensions? or how are they that long and pretty?! Omg 😳 I need them lol
I have now been to Egypt twice this year. LOL Once with What the Hale$ and now once with you two. LOL
In China is similar in terms of vendor trying to buy you stuff that you have to buy cheaper if possible. Also, watch out for pig picketer. Can’t have anything sticking out. Do recommend going there. Know some Chinese so able to speak to the locals.
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Where did she get her sandals??? Those look so cute and COMFORTABLE.
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Thank you for the feedback. Would you please add Arabic subtitles for this video.
Wow that crazy 😊
Always do your research first before going anywhere. I've heard Kenya doesn't like cameras either, and probably a lot of other countries as well.
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I think some of your experiences in Egypt can also happen in France…especially tge south of France…..Avignon was loaded with iffy experiences, but still worth visiting.
Still waiting for a calendar of those scenic views. Please.
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Hi , where did u find a local egypt guide? please can u recommend us? thanks
Thank you D&C for this great guide to travel in Egypt. I personally won't visit Egypt because I'm not into dealing with beggars or tipping when it's not deserved by American standards. That's their way of life and doesn't look like they'll change anytime soon. I prefer to save my cash and visit tourist friendly places, especially for Americans. I as always look forward to all your travels and will continue to support your TH-cam videos. You guys are really awesome and wish you the best on your travel adventures through out the world.
If you're American, lose the tipping disease. It's really annoying and ruined tourist spots across the world.
Danandchell WHEN DO YALL THINK YALL GOING TO TAKE A VISIT BACK HOME????
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You'll never find a 24th floor window that opens fully here in the United States lol 😆 btw the voice overs were great.
Some places over there are weird, my grandad got thrown in jail in Saudi Arabia for taking pics. I think he was taking pics of the red sea...
Where or how can you find a local guide in Egypt?
We lived in the Middle East for the past 3 years. We only ever traveled with our phones because "media" scares the leadership in the country and they see it as a possible threat to overthrow or expose something. Its just cultural norm. This was also common in Africa and places like India, Sri Lanka and parts of Asia. The tipping everyone part is true as well. We LOVED Egypt, but we have also traveled a ton and lived on 3 different continents, but if someone was new to traveling, Egypt could be a very nerve wracking visit. I would also encourage people to NOT travel in Egypt on a group trip and to hire private guides only. Big groups are often targeted by beggers, etc. over the small one on one guides.