Marwa Ghazy
For me personally, travel is a way of life, it gives us our greatest stories, our most cherished memories, and countless irreplaceable learnings that we can choose to pay forward to others. It teaches us about ourselves and each other, it broadens our horizons and, just like a reset button, it forces us to refocus on what really matters.
What places and activities do you specialize in?
"Cairo, Red Sea excursions, Fayoum and safari trips in the western desert, Dahabiya Nile sailing, Nile cruises, Alexandria, Luxor, Aswan, and tailor-made tours."
How did you get involved in travel?
"Since I studied Egyptian heritage and history it became a dream for me to deliver the right message about my lovely country and reveal all the secrets about ancient Egyptian civilization through the ages as well.
Help our guests discover authentic Egypt, explore amazing monuments and temples scattered all over our country, and stay close to Egyptian people who are known for their great sense of humor, kindness, and hospitality. It is always a fruitful cultural exchange so don't miss out on that.
My biggest aim as a traveler specialist is to bring you happy memories to cherish when you get back home.
How lucky am I to fulfill my greatest passion for traveling."
Please share a unique travel experience you will never forget.
"I will tell you about an unforgettable trip that I once made two years ago. I was tired and full of responsibilities then suddenly saw a Facebook post about traveling to Port Said one of the most charming beach towns in Egypt. So I packed my bag and it was really a unique experience, with sparkling eyes and an open heart I found my inner peace and just like a little girl I danced and sang loudly in the streets. Our lives are time-starved and technology-driven and, let’s be honest, it’s not often that we actually take the necessary time to de-stress and truly switch off. Travel allows us to escape life’s daily demands, dramas, and deadlines and enables us to clear our minds. It encourages us to recharge our batteries and to truly disconnect (from our phones, Wi-Fi, emails, laptops, social media, etc.) in order to reconnect (with ourselves, each other, and the natural environment)."
