Meade Wills

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Meade has never met a stranger, and anyone who meets her loves her instantly. Warm, engaged and infinitely curious, she’s exactly the kind of person you want to travel with. Nashville is her hometown and Amsterdam her home base, but Meade has lived in just about every corner of the world. Washington, DC. Fontainebleau, France. Singapore. Austin, Texas. Whew! A consummate planner, Meade has Excel sheets packed with travel tips coming out of her ears. What’s on the bucket list for Meade? Antarctica, French Polynesia and Malta. But really, she’s happy as long as there’s excellent food, rich culture and a little window to relax.

Meade's tips

The Grand Egyptian Museum GEM

Cairo

culture

Decades in the making, it's safe to say that we're beyond excited for the reopening of The Grand Egyptian Museum. With the entirety of King Tut's treasure collection on display, we're expecting great things from this institution!

Coptic Cairo

Cairo

culture

With its cobbled streets and peaceful ambience, it's all too easy to forget where you are. Coptic Cairo, or the stronghold of Christianity in Old Cairo, feels like an oasis away from the buzz of the city. It also happens to be home to some of the oldest churches in Egypt. Arrive early to avoid the crowds, and to jam pack the itinerary as much as possible!

Museum of Islamic Art in Cairo

Cairo

culture

As with many of the galleries and the museums in Cairo, the sheer size of their collections is pretty jaw dropping. The Museum of Islamic Art is no exception. Gaze at the magnificent façade before exploring inside; there is good reason why this is considered to be one of the greatest museums in the world.

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