Russians could lose more than $2 million due to the postponement of Shakira's concert at the pyramids in Egypt, as Yero discovered; one of the organizers gathered 36 tourists and 2 coordinators for the show. Tickets for the concert alone cost the group about 1.2 million rubles, plus the cost of flights and accommodation. Other spectators also purchased package tours, booked hotels, and paid for non-refundable flights. The cheapest standing ticket cost them about 14 thousand rubles. For Russian sellers, prices started at 34 thousand rubles, VIP cost from 48.5 thousand rubles, and a spot in the golden circle from 50.5 thousand rubles. The performance was supposed to take place on November 28, but Shakira postponed it to April 2, 2027, due to "regional circumstances," and for the second time. The new date falls on a Friday, so many fans who took time off in advance for November will no longer be able to fly in the spring. The Egyptian ticket operator still displays the old date, sends no notifications, and does not respond to customers. Some Russians will still go to Egypt according to the original plan—only instead of Shakira, pyramids and trips along the Nile await them.

Russians could lose more than $2 million due to the postponement of Shakira's concert at the pyramids in Egypt, as Yero discovered; one of the organizers gathered 36 tourists and 2 coordinators for the show. Tickets for the concert alone cost the group about 1.2 million rubles, plus the cost of flights and accommodation. Other spectators also purchased package tours, booked hotels, and paid for non-refundable flights. The cheapest standing ticket cost them about 14 thousand rubles. For Russian sellers, prices started at 34 thousand rubles, VIP cost from 48.5 thousand rubles, and a spot in the golden circle from 50.5 thousand rubles. The performance was supposed to take place on November 28, but Shakira postponed it to April 2, 2027, due to "regional circumstances," and for the second time. The new date falls on a Friday, so many fans who took time off in advance for November will no longer be able to fly in the spring. The Egyptian ticket operator still displays the old date, sends no notifications, and does not respond to customers. Some Russians will still go to Egypt according to the original plan—only instead of Shakira, pyramids and trips along the Nile await them.