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Nahla Ahmed founder of Cairo female tourguide website , started the website only few years ago ,

Luckily in Egypt women enjoys better opportunities in work in many sectors than in other Mideastern  countries , but still some challenges due to traditions and costumes .

cairo Female Tour guide website is about giving women leading roles in the travel industry  .

Experience Real Local Life

Our team is comprised of Egyptologists who are born and raised in Egypt, so they live and breath the real Egypt lifestyle. Instead of rushing from site to site or being shuttled back to your hotel on a large tour bus, you’ll have the time to experience local culture. From discussing modern day topics at a street-side coffee shop, to sharing stories over shisha after seeing the day’s sites, you’re bound to learn about Egypt’s ancient history and its current way of life.

You’ll Be Forever Changed

We believe in creating experiences for people that open their minds, shift their perspectives, and allow for self-discoveries to be made. On our tours, we’ve seen how significant sharing Egypt’s history can be. From seeing people have a profound energetic experience at the Giza Pyramids to being moved to tears on the Nile River in Aswan, Egypt touches hearts and changes lives.

You’re in the Driver’s Seat

Although our day tours and package tours come with a pre-created itinerary, you’re in control of how your time is spent. Depending on your interests and passions, you may want to extend your time at the Egyptian Museum or do some additional shopping before doing the next activity, so our itineraries are flexible enough to give you the power to optimize your day. It’s total traveler freedom.

Mission

The aim of ” Egypt Female Tour guide ” website is to help women’s employment in tourism sector to have equal opportunities and fair wages ,to connect the Female Guides with the Travelers who seek for private tours Guided by a female Tour Guide , very passion , knowledgeable , flexible with a good sense of hummer .

If you are male or female traveler  ,travel alone , with your partner , or with family and kids , female tour guide is always more comfortable and flexible to show you the country .

 

Pro-Female Travel

We’ve welcomed thousands of visitors to Egypt and the large majority of our clientele are females. So, we know that safety for females is often a top concern when traveling in the Middle East & Africa. From the moment you reach out to our team through the entire duration of your tour, we’re available to answer any questions that you have. Whether you’re traveling solo or with your best friend, you can rest assured that we’ll go the extra mile so that you feel comfortable and safe throughout your journey.

Video Chat & Skype

Our team is always reachable. You can message us via WhatsApp, call us via Skype, or reach out to us on Facebook or Instagram. And, if you have questions or want to meet us face-to-face before booking we offer free video chat consults to help create your dream itinerary. We’re accessible and we have so much fun helping our clients plan their adventure. We can’t wait to chat with you soon!

We Give with Love

Giving back to the communities we serve is near and dear to our hearts. We’re passionate about supporting children, providing quality education, treating animals with kindness, and reducing our carbon footprint on the planet. Our team members individually donate and volunteer their time to make the world a better place. When you book with Anton’s Egypt Tours, you can be confident that your tour investment will be used for the greater good of humanity.




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