No need to apologize at all, a great comment and fascinating to hear about what’s going on from someone who lives and knows so much about Egypt. (Especially being so close to Tahrir).

All I’ve read is that tourism is getting its legs back quickly, which doesn’t surprise me. Egypt has a lot to offer travelers and a permanent wonder(s) of the world in the Pyramids 🙂

The feeling is… well, a comment is not enough to explain, but basically I feel a lot of enthusiasm in the air, there are people selling and carrying egyptian flags everywhere, everyone I spoke to is happy with the revolution, and there is a lot of activism (and interesting projects!) going on.
I heard about someone who’s not happy (actually I just read of it) because this caused a loss for tourism and some people stopped working. This is also true. I hope and I’m pretty sure that tourism will come back soon as before… After all Egypt is one of the most amazing countries in the world in terms of touristic attractions – history, culture, beach resorts, desert, fun, art, etc.
The only downside I am actually experiencing is, as I live in Downtown (not far from Tahrir) the curfew here is very heavy. At midnight every single street to/from Downtown is closed and nobody goes in or out. Am I going to move to another area? No, I’m staying here! I love this area. Hopefully the curfew will only be temporary. Someone says 2 more weeks, others say until September. We’ll see!
On Friday they say there are going to be more protests so the area might be closed for the whole day. I hope not… after all it’s my day off and it would be nice to go out etc.
Anyway overall I don’t feel in danger at all, I am actually having a great time and I am really really happy. Sorry for the long comment but it was a tough question and I don’t feel like I entirely answered yet :p

Hi Ayngelina, unfortunately Montreal has already been chosen, do you have a second favorite?