Program 4 200 Pax - Taba

GALA DINNERS OPTIONS.. 1. El Ezba Restaurant El-Ezba is located in Sakkara, looks like a typical Upper-Egyptian house; guests will enjoy the magnificent atmosphere while a buffet dinner is served. After dinner, a Belly Dancer will perform with a professional oriental band and singer in addition of Folkloric show presenting a variety of authentic Egyptian dances, 2. NILE CRUISE DINNER Guests will be transferred to the Nile bank to board the cruise for two hours sailing on the Nile page. Guests will enjoy the sailing as well as bright colours of Cairo at night together with live Music entertainment while open Buffet Dinner is served. After dinner, a Belly Dancer will perform with a professional oriental band and singer. 22 GALA DINNERS OPTIONS.. (Cont) 3. Pharaonic Village Take a step back in time; about three thousand years back, to be exact. Just a few miles from the center of Cairo is a time machine waiting to take you on a fantastic journey to the days of the Pharaohs, a time brought to life by an incredible group of actors and actresses, faithful and exact reproductions of buildings, clothing, and lifestyles; and of course, the redoubtable At the Pharaonic Village, visitors sail on comfortable motorized barges down a network of canals and view incredibly accurate tableaux of the recreation of ancient Egyptian life. Though the city of Cairo surrounds the island, not a trace of it penetrates the thick wall of trees planted around the island. Sights include recreations of industries, games, arts, and moments from history and legend. Services such as cafeterias, boat rentals, a children's playground and a restaurant that serves both Egyptian and European dishes help to make your stay even more enjoyable. The Pharaoh and His Court Greet You at the Temple The temple above is only one example of the exacting details that have gone into making the past come to life at the Pharaonic Village. Over a hundred actors and actresses perform all the daily activities and arts of the ancient Egyptians, including agriculture, pottery, sculpture, weaving, and much more. Everyone that would have existed in an ancient Egyptian city is here in the modern recreation, from pharaohs to fishermen, from potters to priests. 23 ACCOMAPNYING PERSON PROGRAM… Pyramids & Sphinx: Were reckoned by the Greeks to be one of the Seven Wonders of the World. A single pyramid is built of 2,300,000 blocks, each weighing an average of two and one–half tons. In the face of such immensity, one cannot help but feel the wonder and awe that so many writers & artists have sought to convey over the centuries. The Cheops Pyramid is especially interesting since its interior burial chambers are open for inspection by the public. Not far from the Pyramids is the Great Sphinx of Giza, which dates from the time of Chephren (2620BC). Hewn from natural yellowish limestone & standing 65 feet high & 187 feet long, this unforgettable statue combines the head of a Pharaoh with a lion’s body. Egyptian Museum: The Egyptian museum is the most important depository of Egyptian antiquities anywhere in the world. It features artifacts from the Pharaonic and Greco-Roman periods, including the celebrated mummies of ancient Egypt’s king and Tut Ankh Amun treasures. The Citadel, Mosque & Khan Khalili Bazaar: Situated on a spur of the Muqattam Hills, the citadel dominates Cairo’s skyline and was the nerve center of the city and Egypt for almost 700 years. Its construction was initiated in 1176 by Saladin and completed by Muhammad Ali. Mameluke Sultans and Turkish governors later on made it their residence, building palaces and mosques within the citadel walls. Facing the citadel is the Mosque of Sultan Hassan, built between 1356 and 1363 and perhaps the most majestic monument of Arab architecture in Egypt. The tour also includes a visit to Khan El Khalili, a famous Cairo bazaar dating back to the late 14th century. 24 PRE & POST TOURS... Cairo, the city, which holds more than 15 million citizen, is a capital, which offers day & night entertainment for all its visitors. Being in Egypt, one can not miss the opportunity of visiting and admiring the most valuable treasure History has granted us , that is Luxor & Aswan and the surrounding cities. As these areas are away from Cairo, Pre & Post Tours have been tailor made for the convention participants and their accompanying guests to enjoy. If you choose the Nile Cruise Trip to travel in Upper Egypt it will last for 4 nights/5 days, and added to your trip will be the romance of the Nile River. The boat will embark from either Luxor or Aswan and will stop at the main cities in between. Delegates looking for shorter trip, a land tour “Red Sea Fantasy, Sinai Land “will also be arranged. This tour will be 3 nights / 4 days and include most of the cities in Upper Egypt. During which, guests will enjoy their stay at Hotels originally used as dwellings for the old Kings of Egypt. 25 Nile Cruise Programs - Category 5* The fabled water of the Nile is a stirring sight for travellers no matter how blaze or world-weary they may be. Cruising along the Nile, to meet with the kings, queens and gods of a civilization that goes back 6,000 years along the same magnificent “highway” the pharaohs themselves travelled as they made history happen. There is an elusive thrill that comes from having sensed, through the sights, sounds and smells of a special place, the collective experiences of the centuries. Travellers will seek this thrill of historic recognition through the Nile - whose banks are lined with ancient villages, temples, cotton fields and date palms, all unchanged since biblical time. What better way to experience such ancient history? A trip through time along the world’s most famous waterways is an experience to be savoured and cherished... and for the lucky few, repeated. Luxor to Aswan (03 Nights / 04 Days) Day 01: Luxor  Early transfer from hotel to domestic airport fro flight to Luxor (60 min approx).  Upon arrival in Luxor meet and assist by Emeco representative and transfer to cruise.  Embarkations on cruise before lunch.  Afternoon free at leisure.  Overnight in Luxor. Day 02: Luxor / Esna / Edfu  Cross to the West Bank. Visit the Necropolis of Thebes, Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut and the Colossi of Memnon.  Sail to Esna. Cross the Lock.  Sail to Edfu and overnight. Day 03: Edfu / Kom Ombo / Aswan  Visit the Temple of Horus in Edfu.  Sail to Kom Ombo  Visit the Temple shared by the two Gods Sobek and Haroeris.  Sail to Aswan & overnight. Day 04: Aswan  Disembarkation after breakfast.  Visit the High Dam and the Temple of Philae.  Transfer to Aswan airport for flight to Cairo (75 min. approx) 26 Luxor to Aswan (03 Nights / 04 Days)…(Cont) Package Includes:  02 Transfers Hotel / Airport / Hotel in Cairo.  02 Transfers Airport / Cruise / Airport in Luxor & Aswan.  03 Nights cruise on full board basis.  All sightseeing mentioned in the cruise itinerary. Package Excludes:  Domestic flights airfare  Tipping budget  Personal extras  Lunches and dinners during stay.  Any item not mentioned above. Alexandria (2 Nights/03 Days) Package Includes: - 02 Transfers Cairo/Alex/Cairo. - 01 Transfer hotel/airport Cairo - 02 Nights at Sheraton Montazah Hotel.. - Two Full days Tours:  Alamein with Lunch  Pompeii pillar, Catacomb, Montazah, Museum & library Package Excludes:  Tipping budget  Personal extras  Lunches and dinners during stay.  Any item not mentioned above. 27 Sinai and Red Sea “The Red Sea is a corridor of marvels... the happiest hours of my diving experience has been spent there...” Jacques Cousteau One of the few remaining places on earth almost untouched by modern civilization is Sinai “the Land of Turquoise”, the rocky triangle of holy places, pilgrim trails and military outposts. Modern visitors follow in the footsteps of legendary gods and goddesses, ancient warriors and biblical heroes. Sinai remains a land of verdant oases, flat desert expanses and towering granite mountains, where the Goddess Isis came in search of Osiris; where Alexander the Great fought; where Moses received the Ten Commandments; and through which the Holy Family travelled en route to Egypt. The “mare rubum” of the Romans, the Red Sea has been called the “red” by Europeans since antiquity, a name that has also been taken over by the Arabs, El Bahr El Ahmar, due to the colour of various mountain ranges bordering the sea. It runs from North to South-East for about 1,600 miles in length and 120 to 240 miles in width, the Red Sea is nature’s beautiful gift. One of the last frontiers to be discovered by avid adventures and enthusiasts, this tropical sea has slightly varying climatic conditions all year round, not to mention water clarity, and the spectacular and diversified marine life, which makes it famous for coral reefs and their inhabitants. 28 Sharm El-Sheikh Program – (3 nights/4 Days) Day 01:  Transfer to Cairo Airport for flight to Sharm El Sheikh (50 min. approx)  Upon arrival in Sharm meet and assist and transfer to Marriott hotel. Day 02:  Free day at leisure. Day 03:  Over day trip to St. Catherine to visit the Monastery (approx. 2 ½ hours per way) Day 04:  Transfer to Sharm airport for flight to Cairo Package Includes:  02 Transfers Airport / Hotel / Airport in Cairo.  02 Transfers Airport / Hotel / Airport in Sharm.  St. Catherine Trip.  03 Nights at Marriott Hotel on bed and breakfast basis. Package Excludes:  Domestic flights airfare  Tipping budget  Personal extras  Lunches and dinners during stay.  Any diving or water sports rental fees.  Any item not mentioned above. 29 EMECO - CONFERENCE PROFILE: PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE A. Past Year 1988 Conference/Exhibition Name    Alostil Point P (Construction) Diamond Laboratory (Product Launch) Date January January January Number Of Delegates 950 1, 650 220 Year 1989 Conference/ Exhibition Name      Cilag (West Germany) Toshiba Annual International Conference Lafont Annual Meeting Beecham International Seminar International Conference of Interlaw Date January February February March September Number Of Delegates 80 220 250 150 65 Year 1990 Conference/ Exhibition Name    General Motors European Conference Symposium Acome Arab Association Conference for Information & Microfilm.  COMET (International Conference of the Collegian Medico Rum Theatri) Date March May September October Number Of Delegates 250 350 250 80 Year 1992 Conference/ Exhibition Name   The American Airlines Regional Meeting WCCI (Int'l Conference of the World Council for Curriculum & Instruction)  28th World Congress of the International College of Surgeons. Date April July November Number Of Delegates 80 200 1, 600 30 EMECO - CONFERENCE PROFILE: PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE Year 1993 Conference/ Exhibition Name   The African Summit 1st International Congress of Tropical Hepoatology & Gastro  4th World Congress of The International Union Of Family Organization  3rd International Congress of Tropical Paediatrics  The 25th Congress of Patho-Physiology Of Pregnancy Date June September September November November Number Of Delegates 700 500 600 300 500 Year 1994 Conference/ Exhibition Name  The 3rd UN Congress of Africa Telecommunication  First Pan African Maternal & Child Health International  The 11th Ministerial Conference of the NonAligned Movement Countries  The Fifth World Congress of the Parliamentarians.  The International Conference on Population & Development.  Europartenariat Middle East Conference  Glaxo Symposium  The Business Week Of The European Nations. Date April May June September September December December December Number Of Delegates 11, 500 1, 000 600 450 16, 500 1’500 350 500 31 EMECO - CONFERENCE PROFILE: PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE Year 1995 Conference/ Exhibition Name   General Trade Union Conference The 8th International Conference on Small & Medium Enterprises  African Ministries of Foreign Affairs Conference  Meeting Of Total Quality Management In Health Canters In The Middle East - Harvard University.   Cairo Discount Fair The 23rd Congress of the International Association of Logopedics & Phoniatrics (IALP).  The 2nd Arab Forum & Exhibition For Electronics, Communications & Software Industries – MENATECH  The 11th International Conference On Soil Mechanics & Foundation Engineering. Date January March April May July August November December Number Of Delegates 100 700 500 800 4, 500 2, ’500 5, 000 1, 400 Year 1996 Conference/ Exhibition Name          Cadbury Board of Directories Meeting African Round Table Conference Africa Free of Nuclear Weapons Conference Honlea Africa IX Conference Cairo Discount Fair Pan Africa Neuroradiology Conference The 25th IFTDO World Conference & Exhibition Cairo MENA Economic Conference Geological Survey of Egypt Centennial Date January March April June July November November November November Number Of Delegates 50 200 250 800 6, 000 200 1, 500 5, 000 2, 000 32 EMECO - CONFERENCE PROFILE: PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE Year 1997 Conference/ Exhibition Name   Rotary Presidential Conference Annual General Meeting for International Tennis Federation  Cairo International Exhibition for Radio & TV Equipment  The 3rd Francophone Justice Ministerial Conference  International Lawyers And Investment Bankers Conference Date February June July October November Number Of Delegates 600 450 250 150 65 Year 1998 Conference/ Exhibition Name   Penn Well Arab Water Centennial Anniversary of “The National Bank of Egypt”  The Egyptian International Urological Conference  Near East South Asia Council of Overseas Schools  Egyptian, Arab International Congress of Endoscopic Surgery Date April May October October November Number Of Delegates 450 900 300 450 1, 200 Year 1999 Conference/ Exhibition Name  Pan Arab African Conference Of Ophthalmology (PAACO)  NESA Conference  World Trade Centre (WTC)  Millennium At The Pyramids Date March March June December Number Of Delegates 800 1, 200 2, 200 4, 000 33 EMECO - CONFERENCE PROFILE: PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE Year 2000 Conference/ Exhibition Name      Mediterranean Travel Fair Mediterranean Development Forum III (MDF) COTAL FIAVET Cairo International Exhibition for Radio & TV Equipment Date March March May May July Number Of Delegates 1, 200 1, 800 950 800 250 Year 2001 Conference/ Exhibition Name   European Investment Bank Cairo International Exhibition for Radio & TV Equipment  Mediterranean Travel Fair (MTF) Date April July September Number Of Delegates 150 250 1, 500 Year 2002 Conference/ Exhibition Name  XII Congress of The World Veterinary Poultry Association (WVPA)  The 53rd Annual Meeting of The European Union For The Animal Production (EAAP 2002)  YES (Youth Employment Summit)  Mediterranean Travel Fair (MTF)  International Public Relations Association (IPRA)  Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA)  Egyptian International Conference On Protected Areas & Sustainable Development (EEAA) Date January September September September October October October Number Of Delegates 800 1, 000 1, 500 1, 500 500 1, 200 700 34 EMECO - CONFERENCE PROFILE: PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE Year 2003 Conference/ Exhibition Name  ASHRAE Cairo Chapter Conference Regain At Large (RAL)  International Hotels & Restaurants Association (IHRA)  Novartis Cycle Meeting   Automechanika Africa Trade Fair Novartis CVSII Conference Date September October October December December Number Of Delegates 200 200 60 300 500 Year 2004 Conference/ Exhibition Name       FIP Bureau Meeting Meda Ten-T Workshop WPA Executive Committee Meeting ANE Conference (Catalyst/Tahseen) Cathay Pacific Meeting Rotary Conference Date January January February March December 2004 December 2004 Number Of Delegates 16 50 15 170 34 200 B. Future Conference/ Exhibition Name  International Federation of International Removers (FIDI)  The International Pharmaceutical Federation Congress (FIP)  The XII International Conference of The World Psychiatric Association (WPA) Date May 2005 September 2005 September 2005 Expected Number Of Delegates 750 2, 500 7, 000 35