EGYPT & JORDAN 2026
Our first 2026 Conference will be held in Cairo, the capital of Egypt & home to the famous Pyramids of Giza & the new Grand Egyptian Museum. Lots to see & do during your time in Cairo!
CONFERENCE ITINERARY
27 MARCH - 01 APRIL 2026
B = Breakfast L = Lunch D = Dinner
THU 26
Delegates depart Australia in the evening for Egypt
FRI 27
Arrive into Cairo & transfer to our centrally located hotel, the venue for our conference. The afternoon is at leisure until our welcome cocktail party (CP)
SAT 28
After morning conference sessions & lunch, the afternoon sightseeing tour starts with a visit to the Citadel, which provides a panoramic view of Cairo. The Citadel dominates Cairo’s skyline & was the centre of the city & Egypt for almost 700 years. The Mohammed Ali Mosque is built within the Citadel walls & inside you’ll see a beautifully painted roof & the Tomb of Mohammad Ali, a ruler of Egypt. We continue to the Khan El Khalili Bazaar, where some free time will be given to wander through the bazaar & try your hand at bartering for Egyptian souvenirs (B/L)



SUN 29
Today will be your first glimpse of the Pyramids & Sphinx on our full day tour. The day starts with a visit of the newly constructed Grand Egyptian Museum, the largest museum in the world, housing over 100,000 artifacts from ancient Egyptian civilization. The first object you see when entering the museum is the huge statue of Ramses the 2nd, which the museum was built around. Our guide will show you some of the most important pieces on display before some free time to wander on your own. After an included lunch, the afternoon is spent at Giza being mesmerized by the Pyramids & Sphinx (built between 2600-2500 BC). The Pyramids have survived the rise & fall of great dynasties & share the surrounds with the Sphinx - who has the head of a Pharaoh with a Lion’s body - and a number of smaller pyramids & temples. Don't forget to touch the pyramids for yourself (B/L)



MON 30
Morning conference sessions & lunch, then an afternoon tour to Coptic Cairo, the oldest part of Cairo. Some Egyptologists believe that there was a settlement here as far back as the 6th century BC. Romans built a fortress here & some of these Roman walls still exist. Later, it became a Christian
stronghold, with as many as 20 Christian churches but now only a few remain. We'll visit the Saints Sergius & Bacchus Church (known for being the place where Joseph, Mary & infant Jesus stayed for 3 months at the end of their journey into Egypt), the Hanging Church & the oldest synagogue in Egypt. We'll also visit the National Museum Of Egyptian Civilisation, which houses 12 Royal mummies incl. Ramses 2 & Hatshepsut. We'll dine within the 72 acre Al-Azhar Park which has a view of the Citadel in the distance which is lit up at night (B/L/D)


TUE 31
Conference sessions this morning followed by lunch then a visit to Saqqara, one of the richest archaelogical sites in Egypt. The centrepiece here is the Step Pyramid of Djoser - Egypt's oldest pyramid - built some 4,700 years ago. It’s 62 meters high & marked the beginning of a new method of burial tomb construction. You'll be able to walk inside the pyramid to view the burial chamber of King Djoser. We'll also visit the interiors of the Teti Pyramid with it's well-preserved giant basalt sarcophagus & the Tomb of Mereruka to see magnificent wall paintings & his life size statue. Tonight enjoy our gala dinner (B/L/D)
APRIL
WED 01
Bid farewell to Cairo & return to Australia OR join our post conference tour to Jordan. See the Jordan link above for more details (B)
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Speakers are currently being organised & once confirmed, their details will be added to the website
This education forms an accredited activity in the RACGP & ACRRM 2023-25 CPD programs
The arrangements are currently being booked with suppliers. If you're interested in joining us in Egypt, complete the Contact Form below to receive the information when all arrangements are confirmed
Contact Form
You must have javascript enabled to use this form.