September 20, 2010 10:35

Anonymous said...

و كانت هذه هي نهاية الجونة

September 20, 2010 12:26

HK said...

"Red Sea town as the premier destination in the reason"

i believe you meant region

in my opinion this wont change Gouna, it will remain the same, if anything it should add to its luxury element, i remember reading something about this a week ago on the daily news

September 20, 2010 19:02

Anonymous said...

You thought right. Any four seasons in the region is an arab location. And the second the 4 seasons opens its doors in Gouna, it's gonna be full of arab.
STAY OUT OF GOUNA PLS! It's the only place left without them.

September 20, 2010 21:53

Anonymous said...

SELL OUT!!!!

September 20, 2010 21:53

Anonymous said...

SELL OUT!!!

September 20, 2010 23:32

Anonymous said...

Crap! Start the countdown; Gouna's ruined. :S

September 21, 2010 02:08

Anonymous said...

egyptian.. arab.. egyptian.. arab.. im actually not sure anymore whos worse.

September 21, 2010 13:15

Anonymous said...

the way some khalijis behave
is the issue, despite the fact that some Egyptians are disastrous.....why they are not welcomed in most Cairo's venues, especially their Ladies????

Altough some go to sa7el, but imagine Hacienda is full of BURQAs???? ((((

September 21, 2010 13:16

Anonymous said...

racism is really bad

September 21, 2010 16:35

Anonymous said...

This is so ignorant it's this divide and conquer bs that is ruining the middle east and north Africa, p.s as a foreigner i thought you guys were also arab but even if your not you're suronded by the arab worl (Palestine, Saudi, Jordan) As a Hispanic I would never say "I hope the Mexican don't come to our resort" It's ignorant if anybody say's it more so when you share a culture.

September 21, 2010 19:44

Anonymous said...

i agree with 16:35

September 22, 2010 01:36

Anonymous said...

yay 4 seasons. the other hotels suck esp that german one watsitsface

September 22, 2010 14:39

Khaleeji & Proud said...

Darlings, in case you forgot, you are also "Arabs". Shocking, I know.

September 22, 2010 17:15

Anonymous said...

howa mr khaleeji za3lan leh manto betetarya2o 3al masreyeen ad keda ..kol wa7ed 7or f taree2t tafkeero

September 22, 2010 18:34

Anonymous said...

@Racist Egyptians, what a shame, as an Egyptian let me tell you, you behave badly in so many places in the country and outside. Every nationality has some who are not so good and surprise this applies to us as well. The idiot with the "burka" comment, first off its called neqab you arent a foreigner not to know the real name for it and second that same neqab is worn by Egyptian women as well and third, for ppl who talk day and night about being liberal, you shld knw that being liberal entails you also dnt have an issue w a woman's choice to cover up. God knows most of you here have no problem with women taking off as many items as possible along w some degrading behavior, in many cases similar to that not so cool behavior of some khalejis.

@Khaleeji: dnt bother, we have some idiot Egyptians who think we are only Egyptians ect. I'm sure you know such racist comments usually come from jealousy.

@Hispanic expat: Plz dnt take the comments on this S&H as example of how most Egyptians think. I've been to several Arab countries and was always treated amazingly nice just because they realized Im Egyptian. I lived abroad in the US and EU and some of my closest friends and some of those who helped me the most were Arabs. Its just that we are suffering from this recent attitude (fed by some in politics btw) that we are above all, reminds me of how the Nazis used to think. So, we get Egyptians who make fun of Sudanese and Africans bec of their color even though we are mostly not white and the white ones among us probably have Turkish blood, the same Turks who enslaved the Egyptians. We get Egyptians who think Egypt has enjoyed this now fading soft and de facto power and status in the region just like that and not bec we used to respect and invest so much with our neighbors.

September 26, 2010 20:03

Lou.. said...

well mr. borko3 and niqab are similar and it sounds funnier saying borko3 cuz it just sounds like the way it looks hi5 dude... too much borko3 and tight ugly-ass D&G Jeans on Big-Ass guys is so not welcome in Gouna.. we've accepted that in Cairo for the fact that its something that is there all summer long. BUT @Warrior, face the fact.. Egyptians and North Africans are way different than khalijis.. we speak arabic yeah but WE aint ARABS nor Khalijis, we just share the religion and language.....