EgyptAir offers up 25% discount for female travelers on Egyptian Women's Day
EgyptAir, in collaboration with the National Council for Women, is set to celebrate Egyptian Women's Day by offering a 25 percent discount for all-female travelers on international flights from Egypt on March 16-17 only for travel dates until April 15.
Booking available through EgyptAir sales offices, or calling center 1717 from mobile phones or 090070000 from landlines.
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