【推荐1】The Arab Republic of Egypt covers a land area of approximately 1 million km², with an estimated 106 million people, Egypt accounts for one-fourth of the Arab world’s population. Egypt has long been considered the cradle of civilization and may be the oldest tourist destination on earth.

A typical visit to Egypt includes arrival in the capital city of Cairo, one of the largest cities in Africa and the Middle East, with a population of approximately 22 million. Cairo today is a modern, international mix of Arab, African, and European influences. Travelers generally spend at least a few days in Cairo seeing the Egyptian Antiquities Museum, National Museum of Egyptian Civilization and Pyramids at Giza.

Most travelers include an Upper Nile River cruise as part of their schedule. Egypt is a beach destination, with thousands of miles of Mediterranean and Red Sea coastlines. Alexandria, Egypt’s second largest city is located on the Mediterranean Sea and has a string of beaches and seafood restaurants. For a truly relaxing beach vacation, travelers can visit one of the many resorts along the North Coast referred to as “Sahel”.

Egypt’s Red Sea coast has reefs offshore, with diving and snorkeling traditionally centered in Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh. Visits to Mount Sinai and Saint Catherine’s Monastery in the mountainous interior are popular destinations, especially with religious pilgrims. Adventure travelers favor desert jeep safaris and camel treks to remote oases and spectacular wadis.

【推荐3】Are you looking for something fun and exciting to do with your family this spring break? There are various family-friendly events and activities in Houston to choose from that will make your spring break memorable.

Spend the day out on the Blessington Farm

510 Chisolm Trail Wallis, TX 77485

(832)444-8717

It offers a variety of activities for all ages, from hayrides and petting zoos to the Farm Funland. You can even pick berries right from the farm! There are playgrounds and a particular play area with farm-themed activities for the younger ones. And if you’re looking for something a bit more adventurous, there are also barrel train rides.

Head to the Main Street Theater

3400 Main Street

Houston, TX 77002

(832)667-1400

It is proud to present the family-friendly musical, Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! This spring break. Based on the popular children’s book by Mo Willems, this musical is sure to be a hit with kids and adults alike. Follow the adventures of the Pigeon as he attempts to drive the bus and learns important lessons about responsibility and friendship along the way.

Spring Break Celebration at the Children’s Museum

1500 Binz Street

Houston, TX 77004

(713)522-1138

From the “Power of Children” exhibit, which explores the lives of inspiring children from around the world, to the “Kidtropolis” exhibit, which allows kids to explore a pretend city, it offers a wide variety of activities. Kids can also explore the “Invention Convention” exhibit, where they can create their inventions and learn about the scientific process. And for art lovers, the “Art Academy” exhibit is a great place to explore different mediums and create masterpieces.

Explore the Houston Z00

6200 Hermann Park Drive Houston, TX 77030

(713)533-6500

From educational talks to animal encounters, there’s something for everyone. Plus, you can take a walk through the zoo’s beautiful gardens and explore the habitats of some of the world’s most fascinating creatures. The Houston Zoo also offers special events, such as live music, food trucks, and more.