El Gouna Travel Book

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TRAVEL BOOK & YELLOW PAGES in one + road map!



IXI TRAVEL BOOK - "Travel Yellow" with headquarters in El Gouna, is a new kind of travel book and is starting with El Gouna. For the first time, a travel book appears as a combination of

·         Travel Information,
·         Yellow Pages and
·         European standard road map, published in Egypt.

The following points are notable:
·         Every person or company in Gouna has a free basic entry in the Yellow Pages (please visit the IXI Office Downtown and sign in your company/business for free. You can send an e-mail to info@ixi-elgouna.com , too)

·         printed and distributed with a first edition of 30,000 copies in Egypt as well as in Europe.

·         every six months, it will be published with updates

·         Companies, entrepreneurs and self-employed people from El Gouna (“The Gounies”) have the opportunity to book advertising as well as advertorials and thus become part of the travel book. The Gounies are themselves authors of the Travel Book. So, let’s write together about the beautiful place we live in. 

The first edition will be published in March 2018, the second edition in September 2018.

 For more information visit: www.ixi-elgouna.com
Or call: +20 120 448 47 08


كتاب سفر + الدليل شامل "yellow pages” + خريطة طريق كل هذا في كتاب واحد

كتاب سفر IXI مقره في قرية الجونة وهو خاص بقرية الجونة البحر الأحمر، ولأول مرة كتاب سفر يجمع ما بين معلومات السفر والدليل الشامل "yellow pages" وخريطة الطريق بمعايير الاوربية
·         معلومات عن السفر
·         دليل شامل
·         خريطة طريق بمعايير أوربيا

هنا اهم النقاط
·         كل شخص او شركة في الجونة يمكن تسجيل الاسم في الدليل بشكل مجانى ( الرجاء الذهاب لمكتب IXI Travel Book  في الدوان تاون لتسجيل شركتك او مجال عملك مجانا!
يمكن ايضا عن طريق البريد الالكترونى info@ixi-elgouna.com   
·         ٣٠٫٠٠٠ الف نسخة من العدد الاول سوف تطبع وتوزع في مصر وأوربا
·         سوف تجدد كل ستة اشهر
·         شركات او رجال اعمال وأصحاب الاعمال الحره الموجدين في الجونة لهم الاولية لحجز اعلاناتهم وسكان الجونة يمكنهم الكتابة عن اى شى في الجونة ليكون جزء من معلومات كتاب السفر 


النسخة الاولى سوف تطرح في مارس ٢٠١٨, النسخة الثانية سوف تطرح في سبتمبر ٢٠١٨ 

لمزيد من المعلومات زور موقعنا : www.ixi-elgouna.com
او اتصل بينا: +2 0120 448 47 08

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