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Egypt: Six Days, A Thousand Moments

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Egypt (Cairo, Aswan, Luxor, Nile Cruise)

September 2026

The Nile doesn’t just flow—it carries stories. Pyramids that pierce the horizon, temples carved with star maps, markets that hum like a drumline. Our Egypt TGA Brand Adventure is a weeklong, high-impact itinerary designed to pack maximum wonder (and content) into eight unforgettable days.

Whether you’re a brand looking to field-test gear with content creators, a creator chasing once-in-a-lifetime shots, or a traveler who’s always wanted to say “I sailed the Nile,” this is your moment.

An Epic Adventure

From Pyramids to Temples
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Experiences that inspire, connect, and captivate

Day 1

Cairo to Aswan: The Adventure Begins
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Fly south, step into ancient temples, and settle into luxury as your journey sets sail.

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Flight from Cairo to the magic of the Nile

Your journey begins with a morning flight from bustling Cairo to the serene city of Aswan.

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Philae Temple

Upon arrival, step into history at the Philae Temple, gracefully relocated by UNESCO to preserve its place in Egypt’s story.

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Sonesta Star Goddess Cruise

Board the luxurious Sonesta Star Goddess cruise ship, enjoy a relaxed lunch and settle into your floating retreat for the days ahead. As the sun sets, take in the beauty of the Nile, then gather onboard for a gourmet dinner followed by a colorful Nubian folkloric show that sets the stage for the adventure to come.

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Day 2

Gods of the river, guardians of history
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Discover Egypt’s twin temple and the falcon sanctuary as you sail deeper into the Nile.

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Kom Ombo

Explore Kom Ombo, the remarkable twin temple dedicated to Sobek, the crocodile god, and Haroeris, the falcon-headed protector.

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Edfu- Temple of Horus

Continue to Edfu to visit the Temple of Horus—one of Egypt’s most beautifully preserved sanctuaries and second in size only to Karnak.

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Dinner, Cocktails, Movie Nights

The evening brings cocktails on deck, a rooftop BBQ dinner, and the captain’s welcome reception. Catch a movie in the lounge as your ship glides through the Esna Lock on the overnight sail toward Luxor.


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Day 3

Luxor: The City of Temples
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Step into Egypt’s grandest temples as history comes alive on the East Bank.

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Karnak and Luxor Temples

After a leisurely morning onboard the Star Goddess, you’ll step ashore to explore the East Bank, where towering colonnades and intricate carvings await at Karnak and Luxor Temples. As the sun dips low, these monuments glow in golden light, creating unforgettable scenes for both memory and camera.

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Dinner and Entertainment

The evening continues with dinner onboard, followed by a Whirling Dervish and belly dance performance, before the lively Galabeya Party invites you to celebrate Egyptian style.

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Day 4

Valleys, Temples & Flight to Cairo
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From sunrise skies to the tombs of kings

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Air Balloons and Sunrises

Before dawn jump into the option to soar above Luxor in a sunrise hot-air balloon—an unforgettable way to take in the Valley of the Kings from the sky.

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West Bank Sites

On land, explore the West Bank’s treasures: the Colossi of Memnon, the terraced Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, and the royal tombs of the Valley of the Kings. Afterward, transfer to the airport for your afternoon flight to Cairo.

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Day 5

Giza, the Grand Egyptian Museum & Old Cairo
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Icons of the past, treasures of a nation

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Giza Plateau- Sphinx

Day 5 begins with a morning journey to the Giza Plateau, where you’ll spend time exploring the legendary pyramids and gazing at the enigmatic Sphinx.

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Grand Egyption Museum

Head to the Grand Egyptian Museum to discover some of the world’s most extraordinary artifacts, including treasures of the pharaohs.

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Old Cairo

After lunch, continue into Old Cairo, where sacred churches and ancient streets reveal centuries of history. Conclude the afternoon wandering the vibrant Khan El Khalili Bazaar, brimming with exotic gifts and souvenirs, before returning to your hotel for dinner and a well-earned evening of rest.

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Until we Meet Again

As you leave Egypt, you’ll carry with you not only extraordinary memories of temples, markets, and the Nile, but also the sense of connection and wonder that makes this journey unforgettable.

Programs & Workshops

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Experience meaningful engagements & curated programming.

Throughout your adventure in Egypt, you’ll enjoy a thoughtfully curated schedule of programming and entertainment designed to inspire, connect, and immerse you in the experience. Activities may include live performances featuring traditional dance and song, opportunities to savor local cuisine, and a variety of creator-led and professional development workshops.

Masterclasses, hands-on “how-to” sessions, and real-world gear testing experiences will bring education and adventure together in one unforgettable setting.

Final programming details will be shared with you closer to the trip so you can plan ahead and make the most of every moment.

Optional add-ons

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Experience More

Optional add-ons will be available for those who are interested. These experiences are not included in any package and can be purchased on-site the day of.

  1. Cairo, Night 1 choices:

    • Sound & Light at the Pyramids – $45/person

    • Sunset camel ride + Bedouin dinner near Giza – $45/person

    • Tanoura Whirling Dervishes (Wed/Sat only) – $55/person

    • Nile dinner cruise + belly dance show – $65/person

    • Entering the Pyramid Chamber – $35/person

  2. Luxor:

    • Sunrise Hot Air Balloon$125/person

    • King Tut Tomb – $12/person

    • Ramses II Tomb – $20/person

  3. Aswan:

    • Abu Simbel (early morning) – $110 by bus or $325 by air

    • Evening Nubian Village by motorboat through the Cataracts + optional 30-min camel ride – $45/person

All optional experiences subject to availability, weather, and local schedules.

Travel Tips

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Travel Tips

  1. Bring light, breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the strong sun.

  2. Dress modestly to respect local customs.

  3. Bargaining is part of the culture in markets, so haggle with a smile and keep it friendly.

  4. Keep small bills (EGP 1, EGP 5) handy for tips, which are common for guides, drivers, and attendants.

  5. Drink bottled water to stay hydrated and try local favorites like koshari, falafel, and fresh juices from busy or well-reviewed spots.

  6. Learn a few key phrases such as “Shukran” (thank you) to connect with locals.

  7. Expect metal detectors at many tourist sites and keep your belongings organized for quick checks.

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A Few Useful Phrases

Learning a few phrases can make your interactions with locals smoother and more enjoyable. Many locals will appreciate your effort to speak their language. Here are some basic Egyptian Arabic words that can be helpful:

  1. Hello: As-salamu ʿalaykum (ah-sah-LAH-moo ah-LAY-koom) (السلام و عليكم) Common greeting meaning "Peace be upon you"

    • Response: Wa ʿalaykum as-salam (wah ah-LAY-koom ah-sah-LAHM) – "And peace be with you"

  2. Thank You: Shukran (SHOOK-rawn)

  3. Please/Excuse Me:

    • Casual: Law samaḥt (low sah-MAHT)

    • Formal: Min faḍlak (min FAD-lak – male) / Min faḍlik (min FAD-lik – female)

  4. Good morning: Ṣabāḥ el-kheir (sah-BAH el-khayr)

  5. Goodbye: Maʿa as-salāma (MAH-ʿah ah-sah-LAH-mah)

  6. Bathroom: ḥammām (hahm-MAHM)

  7. Water: Maya (MY-yah)

  8. How much?: Bikām (bee-KAAM)

  9. I want:

    • Male: Ana ʿāyez (ana ʿEYE-yez)

    • Female: Ana ʿāyza (ana ʿEYE-za)

  10. Yes: Aywa (EYE-wah) You can also say "ah" casually for "yeah"

  11. No: Laʾ (LUH)

We're here to help

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Get in Touch with Us

We're here to help you get ready for this exciting adventure! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at:

info@travelgoods.org