For millions of travelers who have visited the Pyramids of Keops, Kefrén and Micerinos, the image of a trip on the back of a camel or on board a horse-drawn carriage was an essential part of the experience. However, that postcard has the days numbered. In an unprecedented decision, the Egyptian authorities have decreed the definitive prohibition of walks with animals within the Guiza highlands, betting on a radical transformation towards sustain…
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For millions of travelers who have visited the Pyramids of Keops, Kefrén and Micerinos, the image of a trip on the back of a camel or on board a horse-drawn carriage was an essential part of the experience. However, that postcard has the days numbered. In an unprecedented decision, the Egyptian authorities have decreed the definitive prohibition of walks with animals within the Guiza highlands, betting on a radical transformation towards sustain…