Last month, Epicurean Masters of the World held an opulent feast in Bangkok for the extraordinary price of $25,000 per person. Their next location has been unveiled as Egypt, and though it is lower in price - "just" $10,000 a head - this gourmet adventure is scheduled to be much larger than the last event. With the ancient Pyramids of Giza as a backdrop, apparently thirty 3-star Michelin chefs will be preparing some of their most exquisite and culturally diverse creations for a planned crowd of 500 attendees. Though admittedly the price tag associated with these events sounds extremely excessive, proceeds from the dinners are donated to charities local to the chosen locations. This event is scheduled for December of 2008.

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