Czech travel agencies have reported no cancellations to planned trips to Egypt, despite the most recent knife attack in Hurghada, Prague Daily Monitor reports. “Just after the event clients started calling to be informed how the situation looks in the country, but we have not registered any cancellations of the planned trips,” a travel agent says. Stanislav Zima, spokesman for the Exim Tours travel agency, confirmed the reports, saying “we cannot see any reduced interest in Egypt or Turkey.”
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