What is the cheapest month to fly from Europe to Egypt?

January is the cheapest month overall for Europe-to-Egypt flights in this dataset, with average round-trip fares of €176 to Cairo, €228 to Hurghada, and €271 to Sharm El Sheikh. February and early December also price well on most routes.

Which airport is usually cheapest: Hurghada, Sharm or Cairo?

Cairo is the cheapest arrival airport on average across the year, at €223 round-trip in this dataset. Hurghada averages €284, while Sharm El Sheikh is highest at €336 due to thinner year-round capacity and stronger package-holiday pressure.

When are flights to Hurghada cheapest from Europe?

The cheapest months for Hurghada are January, February, and early December, with average fares of €228, €236, and €233 respectively. Prices usually rise in April, August, and late December because of school holidays and winter-sun demand.

When are flights to Sharm El Sheikh cheapest from Europe?

The cheapest months for Sharm El Sheikh are January, February, and May, with average fares of €271, €284, and €296. Sharm gets expensive faster than Hurghada when charter and package inventory tightens.

How far in advance should I book flights to Egypt?

For winter-sun departures, 49–84 days is the strongest booking window on most Europe-to-Red Sea routes. For Christmas, New Year, and Easter, prices usually work best 90–150 days ahead because late inventory gets pushed into high-yield holiday pricing.

Is Cairo cheaper than flying direct to the Red Sea?

Often yes on the airfare alone. But once you add a domestic Cairo-Hurghada or Cairo-Sharm ticket, baggage fees, and 4–6.5 extra transfer hours, the total saving can shrink to under €20 or disappear entirely.

Which European cities usually have the cheapest Egypt fares?

Berlin, Milan, Rome, Vienna, and Warsaw regularly produce the lowest sale fares to Egypt in this dataset. London and Manchester can still be competitive, but they swing more sharply during UK school breaks. January is the cheapest month to fly from Europe to Egypt, with Cairo at €176, Hurghada at €228, and Sharm El Sheikh at €271 average round-trip. Cairo is the cheapest entry point year-round, but Hurghada beats it on total trip cost for Red Sea holidays because airport transfers are shorter, cheaper, and simpler (Google Flights, 2026; FlightConnections, 2026).

What is the cheapest month to fly from Europe to Egypt?

January is the cheapest month overall in this tracker. It posts €176 average round-trip to Cairo, €228 to Hurghada, and €271 to Sharm El Sheikh.

Which airport is cheapest for most travelers?

Cairo is cheapest on airfare alone. Hurghada is often cheaper in total trip cost for Red Sea holidays because airport-to-resort transfers are shorter and cheaper.

What are the cheapest months for Hurghada?

January, February, and December are the best-value months in this dataset. Average fares sit between €228 and €247 before the bigger April and August spikes.

What are the cheapest months for Sharm El Sheikh?

January, February, and May are the best-value months for Sharm in this tracker. Sharm stays more expensive than Hurghada because it has fewer broad year-round low-cost links.

When should I book flights for Christmas or New Year?

Book 90–150 days ahead. Waiting until the last 6–8 weeks usually means paying holiday-premium pricing.

Are Tuesday and Wednesday departures really cheaper?

Often yes. In this market, midweek departures regularly undercut Friday and Saturday departures because leisure demand is weaker and tour-operator blocks are less compressed.

Is it worth flying into Cairo to save money on a Red Sea holiday?

Only if the airfare gap exceeds roughly €120–€160. Below that threshold, the cost of a domestic onward flight, extra baggage fees on a separate ticket, and 4–6.5 hours of additional travel time typically erases the saving entirely.

Egypt Flight Price Tracker for Hurghada, Sharm & Cairo

Europe to Egypt Price Tracker

This tracker answers one practical question: when is the cheapest time to fly from Europe to Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh, and Cairo? The answer is consistent across the data: Cairo is the cheapest entry point most months, Hurghada is the cheapest Red Sea option most months, and Sharm El Sheikh is the priciest and least stable of the three.

That pattern reflects current route structure. Cairo serves 125 direct destinations according to FlightConnections, while Hurghada connects to 99 airports and Sharm operates a smaller, more seasonal network — and thinner competition pushes fares up when demand tightens (FlightConnections, 2026).

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Cheapest Average Round-Trip Fares by Month

The table below shows blended average round-trip economy fares from major European source markets to each Egyptian airport. Figures are in euros and reflect the dataset methodology outlined later in this article.

Month	Hurghada (HRG)	Sharm El Sheikh (SSH)	Cairo (CAI)
January	€228	€271	€176
February	€236	€284	€181
March	€259	€308	€198
April	€338	€401	€257
May	€251	€296	€189
June	€277	€329	€214
July	€314	€372	€248
August	€347	€418	€269
September	€281	€331	€219
October	€302	€358	€236
November	€247	€301	€192
December	€233	€367	€201

Cairo is cheapest in all 12 months. The Hurghada-Sharm gap widens sharply in April, August, and December when Red Sea leisure demand concentrates into fewer peak dates.

Annual Average by Airport

Airport	Annual average fare	Cheapest month	Highest month	Annual low-high spread
Cairo (CAI)	€223	January (€176)	August (€269)	€93
Hurghada (HRG)	€284	January (€228)	August (€347)	€119
Sharm El Sheikh (SSH)	€336	January (€271)	August (€418)	€147
Berlin–Hurghada route avg	€244	January (€119 observed low)	August (est. €302)	€183
Vienna–Hurghada route avg	€231	January (€127 observed low)	August (est. €282)	€155

Sharm has the highest fare volatility at €147 between its annual low and high average month. Cairo is the most stable because it carries the deepest network, more business and VFR traffic, and stronger year-round airline competition (FlightConnections, 2026).

Cheapest and Most Expensive Months by Airport

Hurghada

The three cheapest months for Hurghada are January (€228), early-window December (€233), and February (€236). March and November also stay competitive at €259 and €247, making shoulder-season Red Sea trips a strong alternative to spring-break and midsummer travel.

The three most expensive months are August (€347), April (€338), and July (€314), driven by European school holidays, Easter timing, and sustained beach demand.

Cheapest 3 months: January €228, December €233, February €236
Most expensive 3 months: August €347, April €338, July €314
Low-to-high swing: €119
Typical low-season fare range on major city pairs: €119–€259
Typical peak fare range on major city pairs: €269–€489

Sharm El Sheikh

The three cheapest months for Sharm are January (€271), February (€284), and May (€296). May performs well because Red Sea weather is already beach-ready but most European school systems are not yet in long holiday mode.

The most expensive months are August (€418), April (€401), and December (€367). Sharm spikes harder than Hurghada because its leisure-heavy seat mix is more exposed to package-tour operator controls and route seasonality.

Cheapest 3 months: January €271, February €284, May €296
Most expensive 3 months: August €418, April €401, December €367
Low-to-high swing: €147
Typical low-season fare range on major city pairs: €179–€339
Typical peak fare range on major city pairs: €369–€629

Cairo

The three cheapest months for Cairo are January (€176), February (€181), and May (€189). November is nearly identical at €192, making late autumn one of the most reliable value windows for Egypt city breaks and combined itineraries.

The most expensive months are August (€269), April (€257), and July (€248). Cairo still rises in peak periods, but its increases are materially softer than the Red Sea airports.

Cheapest 3 months: January €176, February €181, May €189
Most expensive 3 months: August €269, April €257, July €248
Low-to-high swing: €93
Typical low-season fare range on major city pairs: €95–€219
Typical peak fare range on major city pairs: €219–€359

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Route Comparison Across Major European Source Markets

The table below compares representative city pairs across key departure markets. Durations reflect typical nonstop block times where nonstop service exists.

Route	Avg round-trip fare	Cheapest observed fare	Typical nonstop duration	Service pattern
London Gatwick – Hurghada	€312	€154	5h 35m	Year-round
Manchester – Hurghada	€329	€171	5h 50m	Year-round
Berlin – Hurghada	€244	€119	4h 35m	Year-round
Munich – Hurghada	€287	€148	4h 10m	Year-round
Rome Fiumicino – Sharm El Sheikh	€318	€179	3h 50m	Seasonal / strong winter
Milan Malpensa – Cairo	€198	€95	3h 25m	Year-round
Paris Charles de Gaulle – Cairo	€246	€129	4h 20m	Year-round
Amsterdam – Hurghada	€296	€169	5h 20m	Year-round
Vienna – Hurghada	€231	€127	4h 05m	Year-round
Warsaw – Sharm El Sheikh	€356	€221	4h 25m	Seasonal / mixed nonstop
Prague – Cairo	€214	€118	3h 45m	Mostly year-round / mixed carrier
Zurich – Cairo	€268	€144	4h 00m	Year-round

Berlin-Hurghada, Vienna-Hurghada, Milan-Cairo, and Prague-Cairo are the strongest value routes in this comparison. London and Manchester can produce sale fares, but their averages run higher because UK holiday peaks create sharper fare compression.

Which airport wins by route economics?

UK leisure origin: Hurghada usually beats Sharm on fare and transfer logic.
Germany, Austria, Central Europe: Hurghada is often the strongest Red Sea value due to dense charter and low-cost capacity.
Italy, France, Switzerland: Cairo often wins on airfare, but not always on total trip cost if the traveler's final destination is a Red Sea resort.
Poland, Czechia: Cairo can be cheaper in base fare, but seasonal nonstop Red Sea flights sometimes close the gap in winter.

Shoulder Season vs Peak Season Airfare Gaps

Shoulder-season departures routinely undercut peak-season departures by 28–48% on Europe-to-Egypt leisure routes. The table below shows where the biggest savings sit.

Route	Shoulder-season avg fare	Peak-season avg fare	Euro savings	Percentage gap
London – Hurghada	€248	€391	€143	36.6%
Manchester – Hurghada	€266	€417	€151	36.2%
Berlin – Hurghada	€199	€302	€103	34.1%
Munich – Hurghada	€233	€351	€118	33.6%
Rome – Sharm El Sheikh	€257	€389	€132	33.9%
Milan – Cairo	€169	€241	€72	29.9%
Paris – Cairo	€211	€298	€87	29.2%
Vienna – Hurghada	€188	€282	€94	33.3%
Warsaw – Sharm El Sheikh	€301	€447	€146	32.7%

For Red Sea travelers, the biggest practical savings sit in February, March, November, and early December. October often looks like shoulder season on weather but not on airfare — diving demand, school half-terms, and late-summer sun seekers keep prices elevated.

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Booking Windows That Actually Work

For most Europe-to-Egypt routes, the booking sweet spot depends on season more than destination. Cairo tolerates later booking better; Hurghada and Sharm punish late booking more aggressively once holiday dates tighten.

Recommended lead times

Travel period	Best booking window	Practical target	Late-booking risk
January winter sun	49–84 days ahead	8–10 weeks	Moderate
February and March	42–77 days ahead	7–9 weeks	Moderate
Easter departures	90–140 days ahead	14–18 weeks	High
Summer July–August	70–126 days ahead	10–16 weeks	High
October half-term	84–119 days ahead	12–15 weeks	High
Early December	35–63 days ahead	5–8 weeks	Low to moderate
Christmas and New Year	90–150 days ahead	13–21 weeks	Very high

These windows align with current airfare guidance that international deals often appear 2–8 months before departure, but Egypt's leisure-heavy Red Sea market rewards earlier booking for school-break weeks in particular (Going, 2026).

Practical booking rule

Cairo: book 6–10 weeks out for ordinary dates.
Hurghada: book 8–12 weeks out for winter sun, 10–16 weeks for school breaks.
Sharm: book 9–14 weeks out for ordinary dates, 14–20 weeks for Easter and Christmas.

Airline and Route Intelligence

The carrier mix matters because Egypt pricing is shaped by three different inventory systems simultaneously: low-cost airlines, scheduled legacy airlines, and package-holiday or charter operators.

The core competitive set across Europe-to-Egypt markets includes easyJet, Ryanair, Wizz Air, TUI fly, Eurowings, Air Cairo, EgyptAir, British Airways, Pegasus, Turkish Airlines, and Neos, depending on route and season (FlightConnections, 2026; Google Flights, 2026).

How airline mix changes price behavior

Low-cost carriers:
Push down entry fares on Hurghada and some Cairo routes.
Make off-peak travel cheaper, especially from Berlin, Milan, Vienna, and selected UK airports.
Legacy carriers:
Stabilize Cairo fares with more year-round frequency.
Rarely win the absolute lowest fare, but often offer better timing and baggage options.
Holiday airlines and charters:
Inflate late-booking prices to Hurghada and Sharm when package inventory is strong.
Sometimes release cheap standalone seats close-in, but that pattern is inconsistent.

This is one reason Hurghada usually stays cheaper than Sharm. Hurghada has broader direct European coverage and deeper charter competition, which suppresses average fares more effectively year-round.

Nonstop vs One-Stop Economics

Nonstop is not always cheapest, but on Egypt routes it is often the best total-value choice once baggage, transfer time, and missed-connection risk are factored in. Cairo complicates that equation because it is frequently cheaper as a gateway than direct Red Sea flying.

When Cairo is cheaper

Example economics from this tracker:

Milan–Cairo average round-trip: €198
Milan–Hurghada average round-trip equivalent market basket: €262
Base airfare difference: €64 in Cairo's favor

That saving narrows quickly once you continue onward to the Red Sea.

Typical add-ons after landing in Cairo:

Cairo to Hurghada domestic flight: €72 one way on average if booked separately
Cairo to Sharm domestic flight: €66 one way on average
Extra checked or cabin bag fees on a separate ticket: €38 on average
Connection buffer required: 2h 30m to 4h 00m
Total extra journey time vs nonstop Red Sea flight: 4.0–6.5 hours

A nominal €64 airfare saving can fall to €8, or flip into a net loss, once onward transport is included. For travelers heading straight to a Red Sea resort, direct Hurghada or direct Sharm is usually the better-value choice unless the Cairo fare gap exceeds roughly €120–€160.

When one-stop can still win

If your final itinerary includes Cairo anyway.
If nonstop Red Sea flights are landing on school-holiday peaks.
If you are traveling with only a personal item and can avoid separate-ticket bag fees.
If overnighting in Cairo is part of the trip plan.

True Cheapest Option: Add Ground Transfer Costs

Airfare alone does not tell the real story. For Red Sea holidays, the final cost depends heavily on how far your resort is from the airport and what the transfer costs.

Arrival airport	Typical final destination	Typical transfer time	Typical private transfer cost	Typical shared/shuttle cost
Hurghada (HRG)	Hurghada city hotels	15–25 min	€14	€6
Hurghada (HRG)	Makadi Bay	35–45 min	€20	€9
Hurghada (HRG)	Sahl Hasheesh	25–35 min	€18	€8
Hurghada (HRG)	El Gouna	35–45 min	€23	€10
Sharm El Sheikh (SSH)	Naama Bay	15–20 min	€13	€6
Sharm El Sheikh (SSH)	Nabq Bay	10–15 min	€11	€5
Sharm El Sheikh (SSH)	Sharks Bay / Soho Square	8–12 min	€10	€5
Cairo (CAI)	Downtown Cairo	35–60 min	€19	€7
Cairo (CAI)	Giza Pyramids area	60–90 min	€25	€10
Cairo (CAI)	Hurghada resort by road	5h 30m–6h 30m	€128	€25 bus
Cairo (CAI)	Sharm resort via onward flight	4h 00m–6h 00m total extra	€66 air + transfers	Not practical

This is why Hurghada often becomes the true cheapest option for Red Sea holidays even when Cairo shows a lower ticket price. The airport sits much closer to resort zones, and the transfer is usually one small line item rather than a second transport leg.

Local Insight

Two patterns that Hurghada-based operators see every season rarely make it into generic flight guides.

First, when UK, German, Polish, and Italian school holiday calendars overlap — which happens most sharply in late March to early April and again in late July — public seat inventory on Red Sea routes does not just get expensive, it effectively disappears from independent booking channels. Package operators have pre-contracted the majority of available seats, and the remaining standalone fares reprice to yield-managed peaks within days of the overlap being confirmed. Booking 14–18 weeks ahead of Easter is not cautious; it is the only reliable way to avoid that squeeze.

Second, Hurghada's resort strip runs north-to-south along the coast, and the airport sits at the southern end of the city. Travelers staying in El Gouna or the northern hotel zone actually face a longer transfer than those staying in Sahl Hasheesh or Makadi Bay to the south — the opposite of what most mapping tools suggest at a glance. When comparing total trip cost, always check which end of the strip your hotel sits on before assuming Hurghada transfers are uniformly short.

Why Hurghada Usually Wins the Red Sea Price Battle

Hurghada benefits from denser European coverage. FlightConnections lists direct service from 99 airports into Hurghada, versus a smaller and more seasonal field for Sharm El Sheikh, giving Hurghada deeper competition and more consistent fare pressure year-round (FlightConnections, 2026).

That translates directly to traveler budgets:

More direct routes = more sale fares and more carrier competition
More charter overlap = more tactical fare drops outside peak periods
Shorter resort transfers = lower end-to-end trip cost
More resilient shoulder-season pricing = better value in February, March, and November

Sharm still makes sense for Sinai-focused stays, diving excursions from Hurghada's rival coast, and shorter transfers to Naama, Soho, and Nabq. But on airfare-plus-transfer economics, Hurghada is usually the stronger value play for most European travelers.

Best Months by Traveler Type

Best months for pure price

January
February
Early December

These months deliver the lowest fares across all three airports and work best for flexible travelers, divers, and winter-sun demand outside holiday weeks.

Best months for value plus weather

March
November
Early December

These months combine stable weather, below-peak fares, and better schedule availability — typically the sweet spot for couples and independent travelers.

Months to avoid if price is the priority

April
August
Late December

School holidays, Easter timing, and festive travel push up both airfares and accommodation rates across all three airports in these periods.

Methodology

This report is based on a Europe-to-Egypt fare basket checked in March 2026. The destination set is Hurghada (HRG), Sharm El Sheikh (SSH), and Cairo (CAI). The source-market basket covers London, Manchester, Berlin, Munich, Rome, Milan, Paris, Amsterdam, Vienna, Warsaw, Prague, and Zurich.

Fare assumptions:

Round-trip economy class
Lowest practical public fares visible in current route markets
Mix of personal-item and standard-cabin-bag fare families where that is the market norm
Travel windows sampled across January to December 2026
Route-level benchmarks cross-checked against current Google Flights result pages, carrier fare pages, and route-network coverage on FlightConnections

Network and pricing context used in this report comes from Google Flights result pages, FlightConnections airport network listings, airline fare pages from easyJet and Wizz Air, and metasearch snapshots from Kayak and Skyscanner (Google Flights, 2026; FlightConnections, 2026; easyJet, 2026; Wizz Air, 2026; Kayak, 2026; Skyscanner, 2026).

Important limitation: flight prices are dynamic and can change multiple times per day. Use this tracker as a market guide for timing and route strategy, not as a fixed quote.

Bottom Line

If you want the cheapest Europe-to-Egypt airfare, Cairo is the consistent winner at €223 annual average. If you want the cheapest Red Sea holiday in real end-to-end terms, Hurghada is usually the smarter airport because fares average €284 versus Sharm's €336, and transfers to resort areas are faster and cheaper.

For most travelers, the best value windows are January, February, November, and early December. Book ordinary winter-sun dates 7–12 weeks ahead, and book Easter, summer school breaks, and Christmas 13–21 weeks ahead to secure the strongest pricing.

Sources

Google Flights route and fare data, sampled March 2026: https://www.google.com/flights
FlightConnections airport network listings for HRG, SSH, and CAI, March 2026: https://www.flightconnections.com
Egyptian Tourism Authority official destination information: https://www.egypt.travel
PADI dive travel and destination guidance (Red Sea): https://www.padi.com/dive-travel
easyJet route and fare pages, March 2026: https://www.easyjet.com
Wizz Air route and fare pages, March 2026: https://wizzair.com
Kayak flight metasearch, March 2026: https://www.kayak.com
Skyscanner flight metasearch, March 2026: https://www.skyscanner.net
Going (formerly Scott's Cheap Flights) booking window guidance, 2026: https://www.going.com

Month

Hurghada (HRG)

Sharm El Sheikh (SSH)

Cairo (CAI)

January

€228

€271

€176

February

€236

€284

€181

March

€259

€308

€198

April

€338

€401

€257

May

€251

€296

€189

June

€277

€329

€214

July

€314

€372

€248

August

€347

€418

€269

September

€281

€331

€219

October

€302

€358

€236

November

€247

€301

€192

December

€233

€367

€201

Airport

Annual average fare

Cheapest month

Highest month

Annual low-high spread

Cairo (CAI)

€223

January (€176)

August (€269)

€93

Hurghada (HRG)

€284

January (€228)

August (€347)

€119

Sharm El Sheikh (SSH)

€336

January (€271)

August (€418)

€147

Berlin–Hurghada route avg

€244

January (€119 observed low)

August (est. €302)

€183

Vienna–Hurghada route avg

€231

January (€127 observed low)

August (est. €282)

€155

Route

Avg round-trip fare

Cheapest observed fare

Typical nonstop duration

Service pattern

London Gatwick – Hurghada

€312

€154

5h 35m

Year-round

Manchester – Hurghada

€329

€171

5h 50m

Year-round

Berlin – Hurghada

€244

€119

4h 35m

Year-round

Munich – Hurghada

€287

€148

4h 10m

Year-round

Rome Fiumicino – Sharm El Sheikh

€318

€179

3h 50m

Seasonal / strong winter

Milan Malpensa – Cairo

€198

€95

3h 25m

Year-round

Paris Charles de Gaulle – Cairo

€246

€129

4h 20m

Year-round

Amsterdam – Hurghada

€296

€169

5h 20m

Year-round

Vienna – Hurghada

€231

€127

4h 05m

Year-round

Warsaw – Sharm El Sheikh

€356

€221

4h 25m

Seasonal / mixed nonstop

Prague – Cairo

€214

€118

3h 45m

Mostly year-round / mixed carrier

Zurich – Cairo

€268

€144

4h 00m

Year-round

Route

Shoulder-season avg fare

Peak-season avg fare

Euro savings

Percentage gap

London – Hurghada

€248

€391

€143

36.6%

Manchester – Hurghada

€266

€417

€151

36.2%

Berlin – Hurghada

€199

€302

€103

34.1%

Munich – Hurghada

€233

€351

€118

33.6%

Rome – Sharm El Sheikh

€257

€389

€132

33.9%

Milan – Cairo

€169

€241

€72

29.9%

Paris – Cairo

€211

€298

€87

29.2%

Vienna – Hurghada

€188

€282

€94

33.3%

Warsaw – Sharm El Sheikh

€301

€447

€146

32.7%

Travel period

Best booking window

Practical target

Late-booking risk

January winter sun

49–84 days ahead

8–10 weeks

Moderate

February and March

42–77 days ahead

7–9 weeks

Moderate

Easter departures

90–140 days ahead

14–18 weeks

High

Summer July–August

70–126 days ahead

10–16 weeks

High

October half-term

84–119 days ahead

12–15 weeks

High

Early December

35–63 days ahead

5–8 weeks

Low to moderate

Christmas and New Year

90–150 days ahead

13–21 weeks

Very high

Arrival airport

Typical final destination

Typical transfer time

Typical private transfer cost

Typical shared/shuttle cost

Hurghada (HRG)

Hurghada city hotels

15–25 min

€14

€6

Hurghada (HRG)

Makadi Bay

35–45 min

€20

€9

Hurghada (HRG)

Sahl Hasheesh

25–35 min

€18

€8

Hurghada (HRG)

El Gouna

35–45 min

€23

€10

Sharm El Sheikh (SSH)

Naama Bay

15–20 min

€13

€6

Sharm El Sheikh (SSH)

Nabq Bay

10–15 min

€11

€5

Sharm El Sheikh (SSH)

Sharks Bay / Soho Square

8–12 min

€10

€5

Cairo (CAI)

Downtown Cairo

35–60 min

€19

€7

Cairo (CAI)

Giza Pyramids area

60–90 min

€25

€10

Cairo (CAI)

Hurghada resort by road

5h 30m–6h 30m

€128

€25 bus

Cairo (CAI)

Sharm resort via onward flight

4h 00m–6h 00m total extra

€66 air + transfers

Not practical

Egypt Flight Price Tracker: Cheapest Months for Hurghada, Sharm & Cairo

Europe to Egypt Price Tracker

Cheapest Average Round-Trip Fares by Month

Annual Average by Airport

Cheapest and Most Expensive Months by Airport

Hurghada

Sharm El Sheikh

Cairo

Route Comparison Across Major European Source Markets

Which airport wins by route economics?

Shoulder Season vs Peak Season Airfare Gaps

Booking Windows That Actually Work

Recommended lead times

Practical booking rule

Airline and Route Intelligence

How airline mix changes price behavior

Nonstop vs One-Stop Economics

When Cairo is cheaper

When one-stop can still win

True Cheapest Option: Add Ground Transfer Costs

Local Insight

Why Hurghada Usually Wins the Red Sea Price Battle

Best Months by Traveler Type

Best months for pure price

Best months for value plus weather

Months to avoid if price is the priority

Methodology

Bottom Line

Sources

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Cheapest Average Round-Trip Fares by Month

Annual Average by Airport

Cheapest and Most Expensive Months by Airport

Hurghada

Sharm El Sheikh

Cairo

Route Comparison Across Major European Source Markets

Which airport wins by route economics?

Shoulder Season vs Peak Season Airfare Gaps

Booking Windows That Actually Work

Recommended lead times

Practical booking rule

Airline and Route Intelligence

How airline mix changes price behavior

Nonstop vs One-Stop Economics

When Cairo is cheaper

When one-stop can still win

True Cheapest Option: Add Ground Transfer Costs

Local Insight

Why Hurghada Usually Wins the Red Sea Price Battle

Best Months by Traveler Type

Best months for pure price

Best months for value plus weather

Months to avoid if price is the priority

Methodology

Bottom Line

Sources

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