We visited Egypt for the second time with Amazing Global. They were professional and looked after us well. Egypt is safe for travel….I highly recommend that people come and visit this wonderful country. It’s now the best time because the weather is cool and the tourist attractions are not so busy because of the regional unrest

Amazing Global travel took care of our every whim. From the beginning to the end we were catered too. The accommodations were all first class and the tour guides Radwa and Adel took great care of us. I would highly recommend using Amazing Global travel for your Egyptian travel experience.

We did a 10 day customized private tour of Egypt with Amazing Global Travel in April, and they did an exceptional job. Although our itinerary was quite convoluted (spanning Cairo, Aswan, Abu Simbel, Luxor, Wadi El Natrun and Alexandria), there wasn't a single glitch in the tour. Both of our guides (Radwa in the north and Aboyoussef in the south) were extremely knowledgeable, and were virtually endless repositories of information about Egyptian history, art and culture. They were also extremely helpful with logistics, which can be complicated in our case (since my younger son is disabled). A particularly nice touch were the lunches, which were included in the tours. We were taken to a number of different restaurants, many of which were were not 'touristy' (and therefore offered an authentic experience). This is not something that I have encountered often, although we travel a great deal. As far as Egypt itself is concerned, it most certainly fulfilled our expectations on every level. We were well aware of the ancient monuments, but seeing them for ourselves is a very different experience. The extent to which some of them are preserved is amazing, given that they date back thousands of years. One really needs an Egyptologist, however, to truly grasp how remarkable this civilization was. We had two at our disposal, and that made all the difference. In summary, I would strongly recommend this company if you wish to discover Egypt at its best. They will not disappoint.

One week of pure joy in Turkey. Great itinerary and first-class service with excellent guides and drivers!!!

Although we only visited cairo for two days, our trip was truly amazing thanks to Amazing Global Travel. From the minute our flight landed we were met by a representative from AGT, who helped make our transition to the hotel seamless. The rest of our trip we were accompanied by our outstanding guide and egyptologist Hoda, who not only took us to the sites but truly helped us experience the culture of egypt. She listened to our needs, arranged great lunch both days, and taught us so much (also took great pics!) Thank you Hoda and AGT for an awesome egypt trip!

A long review of the 9 day trip, 7 full days of touring, we completed to Egypt with Amazing Global Travel. We worked closely with Ahmed to build an itinerary that worked for us. Our first time to Egypt and we wanted to maximise what we did during our week. We arranged our own flights from London to Cairo and back, but otherwise Ahmed organised all the private ground transport, domestic flights, hotels, entry fees and visas, and of course our two private guides, Hoda in Cairo and Yasser in Luxor and Aswan. Breakfast and Lunch was included on all days, evening meals were at our own cost and organisation. We had a clear idea of what we wanted to see having done research online, read reviews and looked at typical tours. It is important to get this correctly documented in the tour proposal to avoid any misunderstanding while in Egypt. We were met from the plane and taken through passport control by Jimmy - the visa on arrival was handled by him - very easy. Transport to the Fairmont hotel with a Nile facing room - nice hotel with a small mall attached, plenty of restaurants and good rooms. Security to get into the hotel as was common for all the hotels. A short taxi ride from the Egyptian Museum or Tahrir square - so the hotel was not ‘downtown’. You can also walk along the Nile - but getting across the main road is a challenge. Next morning we were met by Hoda our Egyptologist guide (Masters qualified) for our time in Cairo. Our schedule started early - 07:30 - and on this day we went to Dahshur (Red, White, Black and Bent Pyramids), Saqqara (highlights for me were the Step Pyramid, Mastaba of Ti, Serapeum, and the Pyramid of Unas) and finally Giza for the famous Pyramids and the Great Sphinx. Each site got progressively busier with tourists so timing and the order to do them in, is important to miss the crowds as best you can. We had lunch at the 9 Pyramids Lounge restaurant with great view of the all the Giza Pyramids. We skipped the camel rides and we only went into one Pyramid all day - the Pyramid of Unas - for the important funerary texts on the walls. Our logic was that if the interior was plain stone walls then we wanted to save time and avoid the potential physical challenge - low crawling, claustrophobia, etc. Of course you may differ. The second full day was the Coptic churches and museums day. I was not sure about visiting the Coptic churches but I found them quite interesting in terms of architecture and history. We went to the hanging church and St George’s as well as seeing the remains of the Roman Babylon fortress. Then it was off to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilisation (NMEC) and finally after lunch the Egyptian Museum. The NMEC has the 20 royal mummies on display that were processed there a few years back. The famous Egyptian Museum has started to see some exhibits moved to the new GEM museum which at the time of writing was not open. However, the main attractions like the Tutankhamun golden mask are still there and the museum itself is a piece of history worth seeing. Lunch was by the Nile at the Aspero restaurant- great staff and of course football was the topic of conversation. Our third day started very early with a 6am flight from Cairo to Luxor. Check the airline schedule as our flight was retimed the day before. Such an early arrival meant we could not go to the Hilton hotel straight away and so we agreed to do the sightseeing first. The Karnak temple complex was first then the Luxor Temple both on the East Bank. I liked the Luxor temple more then Karnak. Karnak was a huge site but we saw similar elsewhere with aspects which were, in my opinion, better examples if slightly smaller. Then off to the hotel (room not ready and so we had lunch) before relaxing by the pool as the Nile flowed slowly past. Great sunsets here. The Hilton again is not in the centre of Luxor, but close enough if you are happy to do a short taxi ride. Nice enough hotel, but not quite as nice as the Fairmont. The fourth day was to the West Bank of the Nile. The valley of the Kings was first up. Tickets include three tombs which depend on what is open - plus the Tutankhamun tomb which is surprisingly small and when we were there very few other people were around - the other tombs were busier. The tombs we went into in the West Bank were generally easier to access then the Pyramids around Cairo - gentle slopes, or steps, and lots of coloured decorations and hieroglyphics. We also had arranged a ticket to see the Seti I tomb - again few people in the tomb, but by far the best tomb we visited - a must see - insist on this! Other places we visited on the West Bank included; the valley of the Queens and the tomb of Nefertari (worth seeing - very decorative), the mortuary temple of Ramesses III (another large temple complex similar to Karnak), the Ramesseum (more ruined then some others but quieter to visit and wander around), the colossi of Memnon (large pair of statues by the road - a quick photograph stop), the mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut (impressive approach with the temple set below cliffs behind, less to see once inside), the tombs of Nobels (we visited two and only just as they were closing - Sennofer was the better - very colourful decor with grapes on the ceiling) and Rekhmire. We did not have time to see the valley of the Artisans but this certainly looks good. Our guide for Luxor and Aswan was Yasser and he also took us to an Alabaster workshop - demonstration, Arab coffee, hibiscus drink, and of course the option to buy anything you liked. Lunch was at a restaurant in Luxor called Africa and had an interesting view of the Nile and busy local streets from a roof top restaurant. If you have time there are also hot air balloon flights early in the morning. Bottom line, West Bank of Luxor probably deserves a day and a half if you have time, maybe two days to do everything. Day five we left Luxor and drove to Aswan on the ‘Agricultural Road’. A long day driving but we were able to visit three major temples on the way - Esna - amazing colours on the ceiling of a well preserved temple that was buried under Nile flood silt and now is revealed in the middle of town and below street level, Edfu - Karnak style temple but nicer in my opinion, more complete, and Kom Ombo - mummified crocodiles! The journey on the way was long - but we got to see the local villages, donkeys, camels, fields of sugar cane and bananas, tomatoes being sun dried, local trains and colourful tractors amongst other things. Be prepared for regular security checkpoints - the driver and guide took care of everything - and lots of speed bumps. We stayed at a new Aswan hotel in ‘soft’ opening mode - we may have been the only people there. The Sonesta Nubia hotel is a little out of Aswan town and sits on a narrow strip of land with rooms along the Nile. Architecturally interesting, quite and with great views of the Nile - but if you wanted to go into Aswan then a taxi was needed. Day six was an early start (4:30 departure) to Abu Simbel. The road across the Sahara opens at 5am and that is when all the tours head off. The days of a police escort are thankfully gone. There is a stop for coffee and toilet on the way. 3 1/2 hours drive across the desert watching the sun rise and the lots of sand. At the end is Abu Simbel, two temples reconstructed on the edge of Lake Nasser created by the Aswan High Dam and just above the Sudan / Egypt boarder. This was worth seeing but it was very crowded, with queues to get into the temples. Nice from the outside, probably better examples of interiors elsewhere on our journey. There is an airport at Abu Simbel as an alternative. Then back to Aswan where we caught a ‘taxi’ boat to an island in the Nile for lunch - with great views of the Aga Khan Mausoleum and Elephant Island. After lunch we had arranged a sail boat trip on the Nile for about 30 mins. I really enjoyed this - it was a classic Nile sailing boat and this part of the Nile is particularly beautiful in Aswan town. Like all our trips the boat was just for the two of us. Be prepared for the sales pitch - just some trinkets that his mother made. This day Yasser took us to an Essence shop - demonstration, coffee, hibiscus, shop - well worth the time in my view to get to see something like this even if it is a bit touristy. We did smell (nice) for a few days with all the essences that had been rubbed on our arms and hands. Day seven was off to local temples at Phillae and Kalabsha, both rescued from the High Dam flooding and worth a visit. Kalabsha was reached by boat and we were the only tourists there. It must have been the brother of the boat the day before as the trinkets looked similar and were again made by his mother :). All part of the fun and experience of travel. Phillae was an impressive collection of temples with styles ranging from classic Egyptian to Greek / Roman. Again reached by boat and busier. We of course went to the High Dam which the Egyptians are rightly proud off and also the unfinished obelisk quarry. Todays shop was spices and yes you guessed it - Demo, Coffee, hibiscus, shop…..The smell of spices was added to those of the essences. Late that night it was business class back to Cairo on Egyptair (very good btw) with our last night at the Le Meridian hotel at the airport, and so nice and easy for our flight home the next day. In conclusion: a busy itinerary covering most of the important sites between Cairo and Aswan. Lots of early starts but usually finishing with time to relax in hotel late afternoon. Well organised. Informative - the guides both new their subject. Private cars all the way. I recommend a detailed agreement in writing on the itinerary before you sign up - cover in detail of what you want to do. Hope that helps! Enjoy.

This is a review about our first Cairo leg - we reserved a family trip with Amazing Global Travel for three nights in Cairo and then a Nile Cruise. Throughout the trip planning process Ahmed Nagy the manager at Amazing Global Travel was very prompt and responsive and helped us plan our ideal itinerary. We’ve spent 3 nights in Cairo and can’t recommend Amazing Global Travel enough!! Our guide Hoda had a masters in Egyptology and was extremely knowledgeable about history, culture, and religion, and combined wit and humor with thorough explanations of all of the sites - she was always checking in with us to ensure she was not going too fast or too slow for the group, and was incredibly helpful in helping minimize people trying to unnecessarily hassle and sell us things. It was also my dad’s birthday and Ahmed was so thoughtful and prepared and sent us a surprise cake through the hotel concierge, and helped us unexpectedly upgrade our rooms to the executive suite. We still have the rest of our trip ahead of us but can’t stop raving about Amazing Global Travel!!! Highly recommend 5 ⭐️!!!

If I could give amazing global travel group more than 5 stars I would. They were amazing and made my dream come true. They exceeded my expectations of this trip. We had a private tour. From the time we contacted them and asked about a tour they were very open to meet our needs. They took care to reserve our flights to cairo. They met us at the airport and helped us get our visas. Took care of our luggage and the driver Ádele and our tour guide Hoda were waiting for us. Sami escorted us to the hotel and he made sure we were taking care of. We felt very safe with our driver he was amazing. The team are very professional, caring, respectful and caring. Hoda is an amazing Egyptologist and she was very personable. In Luxor and Aswan we had also great drivers and our tour guide Hassan also went above and beyond to make sure we got an awesome time. He even bought us fresh fruit and souvenirs. They arranged a Nile river cruise which was also awesome. The hotels we stayed were very nice. They made sure we were well taking care of and we were satisfied. The team is amazin at communicating and networking to provide us with an amazing tour. They treated us like family. We loved them and cried when we left. If you want to experience Egypt I recommend this travel agency. They are wonderful and the best choice. Thank you amazing global travel group for making my dream come true in Egypt.

Dear Amazing Global Travel Group, Thank you for treating us like royalty for 9 long days. Mohamed, our excellent organizer checked on us every day - no matter where we were in Egypt. We had an amazing experience from being received and escorted at the airport to get our visas (seamless) to delivering us to Abdel, our driver in Cairo. We felt very safe with such an experienced driver and so pampered by the mannerisms of a true gentleman; he is a king! Sammy, our other escort, took us to our hotel and to our dinner cruise to make sure we were happy with our accommodations and our dinner table and entertainment. Jouda, our very professional Egyptologist Guide is a true master of Egyptian history, art and culture; we learned so much!!!! No question was left unanswered!!!! And she is a true beautiful flower with a beautiful soul! When we were transferred to the Luxor tour group and Nile Cruise, again, we’re were received by a professional and pampering crew of drivers and our very professional tour guide, Hassan who made us knowledgeable students of Egyptian culture and dance 😊.

I’m almost speechless! From the moment we connected with our priceless guide, Mahmoud Hoteb, we knew we were about to have the experience of a lifetime. HE DID NOT DISAPPOINT!!! Mahmoud was one of the best tour guides I've had in over 40 years of traveling. His knowledge, professionalism, kindness, and customer awareness was 2nd to none!!! I left the region with a newfound appreciation of history, faith, geography, and religious intersections. I’m so thrilled to share with family, friends, and YOU, my feedback on an experience of a lifetime!

Going through Egypt and the ancient sites had been one of my top 3 biggest dreams since 2015. When I found out about Amazing Global Travel, I knew I had to book it and go with them. The 6 nights on the Nile + the extra trip to Denderah + Abydos and then to Cairo have exceeded anything I could've ever wished for! This has been the most magical, healing trip I've ever been on! The food was incredible (I eat vegan and others who ate meat said the same thing), the service was truly luxury on the highest level. Everything was taken care of, all our wishes + desires where fulfilled in the same evening. The boat + rooms were really spacious, clean and sacred. I felt like I was in heaven, in the most sacredly created experience. Thank you, thank you, thank you Ahmed, Kawood and the whole team who made this possible, this was just the first of MANY trips that I'll take with Amazing Global Travel!

Our trip with Amazing Global Travel has been beyond amazing. Our time on the Nile was magical, we were cared for by the best crew anyone could ask for. I will definitely be using this company in the future and highly recommend them to anyone seeking adventure!

I have been in Egypt with Amazing Global Travel again and I have seen wonderful things. This was my fourth time with them and this year they took me to amazing places of history again: Sites in middle Egypt like the old city of Amarna, where the king Akhenaton lived with his beautiful wife Nefertiti and founded a new capital on the east side of the Nil. I have seen the remains of the temples and buildings there and the famous tombs of the royal family in the desert. I think it’s a must to have been here to see this amazing place with your own eyes and to feel ancient Egypt! I also can recommend the beautiful museum in Mallawi, where you can discover the findings from different excavations. The ancient city of Hermopolis, which developed into a major city of Graeco-Roman Egypt is located on the Nile River south of the modern City of El-Minya too. Nearby you can also visit Tuna el Gebel, the largest cemetery of Graeco-Roman Egypt with temples and houses. This place is very famous for animal worship and research projects are still ongoing at this fascinating area. Amazing Global Travel was great again with best services! I can highly recommend!

Thus was my 4th trip with Amazing Global Travels. I have gone to Egypt, African Safari, Morocco with them. This time I went to Greece with 2 friends. It was a wonderful experience. All the hotels were perfect: unique , Great service and off course high quality and service. He helped us choose the daily itinerary as well and the experiences were amazing. My friends and their friends are planning to use Amazing Global Travel for their next trip. I am already planning my next trip with Amazing Global Travels.

Our trip to Egypt was 3 years in the making having been delayed from ‘20 to ‘22, and our deposits were safeguarded during that time by Ahmed. Not to mention he’s available to you at all hours of the day. I truly wonder if he sleeps. Extremely ethical and customer focused firm. You will not regret booking your trip through AGT. You’ll get a much better experience, customized and personalized to your needs, than the big tour companies for half the price. One memory we’ll never forget: First to the valley of the kings in the morning and experiencing the tombs completely alone!