20,000 Tourists Stranded in Egypt Amid Terrorism Concerns

According to BBC News, there could be good news for nearly 20,000 British nationals who are stranded in Egypt. This after the British government suspended flights between the U.K. and the Sharm el-Sheikh airport due to concerns about a possible terrorism threat. On Thursday, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said he’s hopeful that flights to the U.K. would resume tomorrow, and the British government has confirmed that repatriation flights from Sinai to the U.K. will start on Friday. Leon Chlon is one of those travelers who is stuck in Egypt.