Travelling fun
I’m leaving Dahab in the evening after about 2 months mostly spent with great people such as Fred Stone, Annelie Pompe, Sam Still, Andy Gueldner and Youri Vlag. A bunch of us will have dinner at the best restaurant in town, the italian-managed El Dorado (pizzas, home-made pasta, tiramisu, panna cotta and hot chocolate to die for).
Then, I will jump on the 20:30 bus to Cairo. Around 05:00, I should be in Cairo, take a taxi to the airport and get on my BA154 flight at 08:45 and arrive in London at 12:10. At 14:35, I will board BA7 flight and arrive in Narita (Tokyo) at 11:05. I will take advantage of the 8h transit to take a shower at the airport and maybe get some more sleep. At 19:00, I will get on AA154 flight to Chicago and hopefully land at 15:35 in the best entry point in the US to get past security screening, customs and immigrations, and all the paranoia. At 18:02 I will jump in AA1940 flight to Miami. I should make it at 21:59.
If I’m still alive after sampling coach class for that long (and if my baggage make it as well), I should be sleeping for a long time to recover. Which is why I decided to stay in Miami for 3 nights before going to San Pedro Sula (Honduras).
Before some genius comment about why I’m going eastward rather than westward which is obviouslly the shortest way, I will answer there is an hidden reason behind and will leave it at that for now 
