Tourist Hotel Aleppo

Was approached by some tourist guide guy who said he would call my hotel and check for accomodation. not that old chestnut. anyway, he looked like Gerard Kelly so immediately took a dislike to him. He called a hotel and they said they would send ...

... couple of hotels. Everything booked. We get a room at the third one with the intention of going the following morning to the Tourist Hotel with far better rooms and lower prices. Even though I am exhausted from the bus trip, the following day at 8:30AM ...

... is still in its infancy, and tourists remain a novelty to the locals.  Unlike in Egypt, which heavily relies on the tourist dollar, there is not a reliance on tourism and, as such, the constant 'requests' for you to come and look at goods or use the ...

... . I settled for double the price: $1.10. Well, we did manage to get the train, thanks to a helpful attendant at the tourist information, and my knowledge of French. She ended up getting us tickets to Lattakia, 180 km away, for 91 cents each. Phil ...

... minutes a really wonderful university student, Mohamed, approached me and walked with me to the first and cheapest hotel in my guidebook, Tourist Hotel, which was about 20 min away from the Souk. Tourist was booked, along with the following 4 hotels in my ...