Hotel Eden Airport 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.

... The lines are massive and it takes ages to get in. They search you at the door for cameras and and won't let you in if you've got one on you. I had my camera phone in my undies like a smarty but had lost it by the time we were in. (what an idiot) It's hard deciding where to go each night because there are so many good people playing at so many good clubs. We decided to go to Priviledge on the first night which is marketed ...

... of us made our entrance to the Victorian Lounge. The Captain was having his Welcome Party and the drinks were on him. We sampled Lime Daquaris, Screwdrivers and Whiskey Sours before heading down one floor to dinner. It was lobster night and I had two of the succulent beasts. Afterwards, a little tipsy, we wobbled off to the theater where we waited for the show to start. We snapped photos to pass the time then let ourselves get swept away. We were mesmerized by the ...

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 ...