Hotel Colombe Oran

Algeria seems untouched by the mass tourism which has overrun parts of Morocco, Tunisia and other countries around the Med. My main question remains as to whether the country is safe for Americans. I don't allow terrorism to deter me from my travels but any insight is appreciated.

... so we walked around trying the hotels we finally found one and were out like lights! So we partied hard, met some great people and had an awesome time - even though it cost a fortune! Do i think it was worth it or is it over rated? It definitely cost alot of money but i can say that i did it and had a great time while listening to some of the best play, so i think it was. Oh and remember- 'Don't be Sinners be Winners' Mr Kewl..

... are herded around like cattle and charged inflated fees. If you just take a few minutes of time to research (now with the internet it is easy as pie) and are up for a bit of adventure, you can do-it-yourself. Next we went to the lido deck where Phantom of the Opera was playing on the giant screen. I plugged away on my laptop listening to the musical in the backround glancing up for the very dramatic scenes. The sun was shining and the three tiered deck was packed with ...

Another go in Algeria, but this time in the western coastal part. Commissioning and startup of a LPG pipeline from the main oil-processing industrial zone in Algeria to the neighbouring cities: Sidi Bel Abbes and Tlemcen. That was in the government's effort towards development, and to replace the former LPG delivery system: I got to visit Oran, Ain-Temouchent, Sidi-Bel Abbes, Remshi, Tlemcen, and all the countryside between ...