Giza & Cairo
The Pyramids, the Sphinx and the Grand Egyptian Museum in one mapped day.
Your AI companionfor Egypt
Plan day-by-day itineraries across the Pyramids of Giza, Luxor, Aswan, the Red Sea and beyond — with live maps, opening hours, ticket prices and licensed guides, in Arabic or English.
Live AI assistant
Meet your companion
The companion sits in the corner of every page. Ask anything about travelling in Egypt — visas, temple opening hours, Nile cruises, desert safaris, prices — and get an answer grounded in official Ministry information.
No sign-up needed. Available 24/7 in Arabic and English.
Where will you go?
Every region comes with mapped routes, travel times and verified local partners.
Luxor
Karnak, the Valley of the Kings and dawn balloon flights over the Nile.
Aswan & Nubia
Philae Temple, Nubian villages and the road to Abu Simbel.
Red Sea
Hurghada, Marsa Alam and Sharm El-Sheikh reefs and dive centres.
Siwa Oasis
Salt lakes, desert springs and Berber heritage in the far west.
Alexandria
Mediterranean corniche, Qaitbay Citadel and the Bibliotheca Alexandrina.
How it works
01
Tell it your dates and interests
Ancient history, diving, food, family travel — plus your budget and how long you're staying.
02
Get a mapped day-by-day plan
Sites, travel times, opening hours and ticket prices laid out on a live map of Egypt.
03
Book with licensed partners
Guides, Nile cruises and transfers verified by the Ministry of Tourism & Antiquities.
Built for real journeys
Geo-mapped itineraries
Every suggestion is placed on the map, so you always know what's next and how far it is.
Live site information
Opening hours, ticket prices and closures for museums and archaeological sites.
Arabic and English
Ask in either language and get answers written for visitors, not for locals.
Verified and safe
Licensed guides, registered operators and official emergency and tourist-police contacts.
Traveller stories
“I asked for five days between Cairo and Luxor and got a plan with train times, hotels and a guide who was already licensed. We changed nothing.”
“The companion told me Abu Simbel is best before 9am and rerouted our whole morning. That single tip made the trip.”
“Travelling with two kids, having opening hours and walking distances in one place was the difference between a holiday and a logistics job.”
Questions, answered
- Does the Travel Companion cost anything?
- No. It is provided free of charge to visitors as part of Egypt's official tourism services.
- Which languages does it speak?
- Arabic and English today, with French, German and Spanish rolling out across the season.
- Can I use it without internet?
- The chat needs a connection, but any itinerary you generate can be saved or printed before you travel.
- Can it book tickets and guides for me?
- It hands you off to licensed operators and official ticketing channels — you always confirm the booking yourself.
- What happens to my conversation?
- Conversations are used to answer your questions and improve guidance. Nothing is sold, and you can chat without an account.
Egypt is ready when you are
Start a conversation and leave with a plan you can actually follow.