ECONOMICAL RESPONSIBILITY:

1. Sightseeing tours are operated and led by local guides. Also, we use local drivers and all arrangements of tours are made by  our local staff.
2. We encourage clients to buy handmade artifacts from the local producers like perfume, papyrus, carpets and pharaonic gold or silver souvenirs.
3. Tours include a visit to the local markets like Khan El Khalili Bazaar in Cairo, Souk in Luxor and Aswan.
4. We are interested in training our local staff by giving them leadership courses, emotional intelligence courses, language courses in addition to tourism courses.
5. We use locally owned hotels and restaurants.

ENVIRONIMINTAL  RESPONSIBILITY:

1. All places visited are to be left as we found them. No piece of paper is to be left behind.
2. Also, all our modern air-conditioned cars are provided with baskets for rubbish in addition to environmental filter on the exhaust pipe of the cars.
3. Local guides and  are not allowed to smoke during work and smoking is completely forbidden even inside the company.
4.  We are badly concerned to advise travellers not to damage coral reefs during diving or snorkelling in the Red Sea.
6. We support eco-tourism in Egypt and do our best to deal with eco-hotels and resorts in Egypt whenever it is available
7. Listening to travellers’ advice concerning environmental issues and improve our services.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBLITY:

1. Our staff provide travellers before their arrival with accurate information concerning the social customs, traditions and suitable clothes of each destination.
2. We are all Egyptian . This helps to overcome the problem of unemployment in Egypt.
3. We train local tourism students during summer holidays concerning tourism principles and how to deal with tourists. After finishing their studies, we took most of them to be our staff.
4- We are specialized in providing tours for handicapped travellers and do our best to make everything accessible for them.

SUNSHINE PROJECT  - LUXOR
We supports the Sunshine Project in Luxor which cares for abandoned children. In a country where the family is so important, unwanted children carry a great stigma that can affect them for the rest of their lives.
State resources are stretched so Sunshine is working to give these children a decent start in life by providing a caring home and
schooling. This is a small but very dedicated organisation currently caring for over 70 children aged from birth to 16 years. Most of the children come as babies, in desperate need of love and care. Sunshine offers these children a home for life. We were delighted to
see the completion of the new building in 2008.
What you can do....? If you are travelling to Luxor,  sunshine always extends a warm welcome to visitors

Your Tour Guide  will be able to pass on any gifts – see the wish list on the Sunshine
website to see what kind of gifts are most appropriate. Whether you visit or not, you can sponsor a child or donate (online please to receive Gift Aid!). www.sunshine-international.org.uk