The UK government has issued a fresh warning for British tourists visiting Egypt. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) updated its travel advice on Wednesday.
Egypt is a top holiday spot for UK travelers. Hundreds of thousands visit each year. The new alert includes important rules on how to behave in public.
Tourists should not eat, drink, smoke, or chew gum in public during daylight hours. This rule applies even inside cars. The FCDO also warns against playing loud music, dancing, or using bad language in public places.
The updated guidance aims to help British visitors avoid trouble while in Egypt. Officials say following these rules will ensure a safer trip.
No further details were given about why these specific rules were highlighted. But the FCDO regularly updates its advice to reflect local laws and customs.
British travelers are urged to check the latest FCDO updates before their trip. This will help them stay informed and avoid problems abroad.
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