Cairo International Convention Centre Transfers

Nestled in Egypt’s northeastern city of Cairo, the Cairo International Convention Centre is just one of many swanky meeting spots that turn the renowned ancient city into a modern hub of interaction. The large venue is home to a variety of unique spaces that include a massive auditorium fit for big-name acts as well as a large exhibition floor room ideal for car shows as much as local vendors offering hand-made goods. An abstract-stone structure rests outside the venue’s walls, giving it a signifying presence, an array of nearby sports arenas, museums and subway stations making it an easy to sightsee in one place. Utilize either the Fair Zone Station to the west, or the Stadium Station to the east to reach Cairo International Airport, other drop off alternatives ranging from taxis who know the fastest route to limousine drivers who go with the flow. Even more liberating alternatives include intimate private rentals like sedans, vans and SUVs, each ideal for getting a tour of the nearby Mediterranean Sea cities at a relaxed pace.

Those looking forward to a modern day out should consider booking a room at one of many upscale resorts surrounding the region, whether it be the neoclassical architecture made religious with an attached mosque at Al Massa Hotel or a traditional western evening at the opulent Sonesta Hotel, Tower & Casino, its rooms ranging from upscale to decadent. For something more low-cost, move north of Salah Salem Street to reach modest university stays like Triumph Hotel and the Royal Marshal Hotel. After busy events, look forward to ancient landmarks that appear to almost never move, looking forward to Cairo’s vast array of well-maintained Medieval architecture still being used today. Landmarks include downtown’s Kehret Elmouaz Museum, while just across the Nile rests even more living history at Giza’s famous Pharaonic Village and its old tombs that hold ancient Egyptian pharaohs. To truly end the night right, look forward to one of many hotspot eateries just around the corner, ideal choices including Chair Al Sham as well as ornamental seating across the traditional Arabic halls of Khedive Restaurant.