Your tour operator is responsible for your well-being on holiday when you purchase a package holiday. This means they must take care to make sure the hotel is clean and that you are not exposed to bacteria.
If you or a family member falls ill or sick because the hotel was dirty or served food that was not fit to be eaten then you have 3 years to make a claim for compensation against your tour operator.
Being taken ill or sick on holiday in Egypt is all too common as our Egypt Holiday Illness Solicitors are aware. Every year our Egypt Holiday Illness Claims Solicitors receive hundreds of compensation claims from holidaymakers who have suffered illness or sickness whilst abroad on holiday in Egypt.
Instruct Simpson Millar's Egypt Holiday Illness Claims Solicitors and get a £250 bonus if you quoted "claim250" at the outset of your enquiry. (Terms & Conditions apply.)

Have you been ill at any of the hotels in these resorts? If so get in touch with our Egypt Holiday Illness Claims Team today.
Egypt is arguably the oldest civilisation on Earth boasting some of the world's most impressive architectural feats including the Sphinx and Pyramids.
Whilst Egypt is principally a desert it is beset with treasures stretching the length of the River Nile and into the Valley of the Kings.
Deep into the wonderful and cosmopolitan Red Sea resorts and Sinai Peninsular lined with their white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters perfect for diving and taking in the spectacular coral reefs, Egypt is steeped in mythology and magic.
Most holidays to Egypt are memorable but what if your holiday was ruined by sickness or an illness caused by food poisoning?
Even Alexander the Great is reputed to have died from an infectious disease contracted in Babylon in 323 BC – Plutarch recorded a flock of ravens dying at Alexander's feet. It is believed that Alexander died from West Nile Encephalitis.
Alexander unfortunately was not protected by the Package Travel Regulations 1992 which holidaymakers who book package holidays today are.
Had Alexander booked a package holiday then even he could have taken on the Ten Plagues of Egypt as described in the book of Exodus.
Did you know that your tour operator is responsible for making sure your holiday is supplied properly, which also means ensuring that the food at your hotel is safe to eat and will not make you ill and that the pool water is clean so that you will not be sick.
Food poisoning is the most common cause of illness amongst British holidaymakers visiting Egypt with a significant number reporting sickness caused by Salmonella – Campylobacter – Shigella and E Coli.
Other common illnesses that are reported by travellers struck by sickness during holidays in Egypt are waterborne such as Cryptosporidium and Giardiasis (Giardia Lamblia).
In addition to the most readily known common illnesses other lesser known illnesses that can affect holidaymakers visiting Egypt include:
African Trypanosomiasis – Tranmitted through a bite from the 'Tsetse' fly.
Amoebic Dysentary – Often described or confused as traveller's diarrhoea.
Cholera – Contamination is mainly through food and water.
Dengue Fever – Spread through bites from the Aedes aegypti mosquito.
Filariasis – Caused by thread like round worms.
Hepatitis A – Spread through poor personal hygiene, sanitation and sexual contact.
Hepatitis B – Usually transmitted from body fluids – blood and sexual interaction.
Histoplasmosis – Caves and soil contaminated by bird and bat droppings.
Lassa Fever – Highly contagious and the cause is not known.
Leishmaniasis – Spread through Sandfly bites.
Malaria – Mosquito transmitted disease affecting mainly children.
Marburg Hemorrhagic – Transmitted by blood – saliva - sperm and excrement.
Onchocherciasis – Known as 'river blindness' and spread through a parasitic worm.
Polio – Transmitted by infected individuals and contaminated water and food.
Rabies – Spread by animals this infection has no cure.
Rift Valley Fever – Transmission through sheep, cows, rats, monkeys and insect bites.
Schistosomiasis – Caused by parasites that live inside some freshwater snails.
Tuberculosis – Contagious illness spread through inhaling droplets spread by infected people who sneeze or cough.
Typhoid – Transmitted from person to person and contaminated food and water.
West Nile Fever – Caught through mosquito bites.
Yellow Fever – Transmitted by mosquito bites.
Simpson Millar provide a 'no win no fee' holiday illness claims service for victims of illness and sickness caused by food poisoning and suboptimal holiday accommodation at hotels and resorts in the following popular Egyptian tourist destinations:
Alexandria – Aswan – Dahab – El Gouna – El Quseir – Giza – Hurghada – Makadi Bay – Marsa Alam – Nuweiba – Safaga – Sharm El Sheikh – Soma Bay – Taba.
Simpson Millar Solicitors offer a specialist service for those who become ill or are taken sick whilst on holiday in Egypt during package holidays and tours.
Our Egypt Holiday Illness Claims Solicitors closely monitor hotels in Egypt for illness outbreaks and sickness reports. The hotels we monitor are those supplied by the leading UK tour operators who include:
If your Egyptian holiday was ruined by illness and you wish to claim compensation then call our experienced Egypt Holiday Illness Claims Solicitors and make sure you quote "claim250" to receive £250 upfront if your claim is accepted on a no win no fee basis. (Terms & Conditions apply.)
Check out Tripadvisor – Holidaywatchdog and Holidaytruths to see if your Egyptian hotel has been affected by an illness or sickness bug outbreak and if other holidaymakers are complaining about falling sick or ill due to food poisoning.
Check out Hotel-Watch and see which hotels in Egypt our Holiday Claims Solicitors have been contacted about.
For information and news check out our holiday Illness and Sickness Claim Blog – Holiday-Hotel-Watch.com.
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