Egypt's second-largest city, Alexandria has the country's biggest seaport which serves approximately eighty percent of the exports and imports of Egypt.
A significant tourist's resort, Alexandria stretches twenty miles on the Mediterranean Sea coast in Egypt's North Central.
Beginning the nineteenth century, Egypt has become a hub for the industry of international shipping as well as one of the world's most important trade centers due to the way the Red Sea connects to the Mediterranean Sea as well as because of its lucrative Egyptian cotton trade.
Because of its oil pipelines and natural gas from Suez, it has become a significant industrial center as well.
While in Alexandria, you will truly enjoy the Ramses Day Tours which is a member of the 1980-established Egyptian Tourist Board.
Another must-do is to go to the Bibliotheca Alexandrina which is Alexandria's ancient library and is houses over 8 million books in the cylindrical, eleven-story building.
Other stops on your list need to include the Alexandria National Museum, the Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa, Pompey's Pillar and the Deir Mar Mina or the Saint Mina Monastery.
The King Farouk Palace, Roman Amphitheater and Cisterns of Alexandria along with the Sarapeum, Graeco Roman Museum and the Mosque of Abu al-Abbas al Mursi are also worth a trip.
Air Arabia has the maximum number of flights that are one-stop between Alexandria and Mumbai.
There are almost thirty nine thousand seats available each day from India to Alexandria.
The Alexandria airport also caters to domestic and international flights with American, Delta, Continental and Northwest Airlines.
Most cities in India have both direct and indirect flights to Alexandria International Airport.