At what age is a child charged as an adult for Egypt package tours, hotels, and excursions?
Based on 2 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 6 days ago
Based on 2 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 6 days ago
TL;DR
In Egypt, a 14-year-old is often priced as an adult in package tours, while excursion child rates commonly apply only up to around age 11–12. Hotel and airline age rules vary, so pricing must be checked for the exact tour, hotel, and flight.
For Egypt package holidays, a 14-year-old is usually priced as an adult, so the booking is often calculated as 3 adults rather than 2 adults plus 1 child.
For excursions, child pricing often applies only to younger kids: one example mentioned was 60 for an adult and 30 for a child. Always confirm the age cutoff with the specific tour provider before booking.
Child discount rules depend on the provider rather than the legal definition of a minor: many hotels and airlines stop child pricing at age 12. When choosing an Egypt package, check the hotel policy, flight policy, and even the exact number of nights included.