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Top Tour Operator Drops Camel Rides at Giza Pyramids

After hearing from PETA, AdventureWomen—named one of the “15 Best Tour Operators” in 2022 by Travel + Leisure magazine—dropped camel rides at the pyramids of Giza from its Egypt tours. This woman-owned company joins nearly 20 other compassionate travel companies that quickly took action to stop supporting these cruel rides at the Giza pyramid complex. Tourists can help stop animals’ suffering by choosing not to pay for rides or photo ops with them, and we hope everyone will contact Egypt’s minister of tourism and ask that only non-animal methods of transportation be used.

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