Travel Advice
The safety of our travelers is of utmost importance and we stay up-to-date with the latest travel alerts and advice.
Your safety and security
Travel advice changes from time to time and we act accordingly. As a British-based company, we monitor the advice given by the British Foreign Office (FCDO).
We use information from the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and reports from our own contacts in assessing whether the itinerary should operate. We only cancel tours when the FCDO advises 'against all travel' to a country and reports from our local teams confirm the same. This rarely happens though at other times we may have to make changes to our itineraries to avoid specific areas of a country where advice against all travel has been issued. Please see our terms and conditions for more information on tour changes and cancellations.
All travel involves some risk and travelers should familiarize themselves with the latest travel advice for the country they are visiting and make a personal assessment as to whether the level of safety is satisfactory to them, prior to booking.
Egypt Travel Advice
11 June 2026
The FCDO have no restrictions on travel to Egypt. All tours in Egypt are operating as normal.
Jordan Travel Advice
04 June 2026
All tours in Jordan operating as normal from 01 July onwards
FCDO have no restrictions on travel to Jordan. Our tours will operate from 01 July.
United Arab Emirates Travel Advice
04 June 2026
Suspension of travel to UAE - up until 10 July 2026
All trips to United Arab Emirates departing up to 10 July 2026 are cancelled.
For trips departing between 11 July and 31 Aug 2026, we are closely monitoring the situation and will update our advice on 25 June, with operations resuming subject to FCDO advice.
Israel Travel Advice
20 May 2026
Suspension of travel to Israel - up until 01 October 2026
All Israel tours have been suspended until 01 October 2026, with operations resuming subject to FCDO advice confirming it is safe to travel.
Travel Update – Middle East
Flights & Stopovers
11 May 2026
Some travelers may be flying into the Middle East as part of their international journey or for stopovers. If your flight is amended or cancelled, we recommend: Contacting your airline or travel agent directly for the most up-to-date information and assistance with rebooking your flight.
Informing our Customer Service Team as soon as possible if any flight disruption affects your ability to arrive in time for the start of your tour.
Our team is here to assist wherever possible and will work with you to minimize any disruption to your travel plans.
We remain committed to delivering safe and enjoyable travel experiences and will continue to monitor the situation closely.