We have seen that in Wuhan the number of infections etc has seriously dropped to almost no new cases.
And if you wanted to travel to China right right now, could you? No, because you would not be let in, right?
I understand that 8 weeks is a significant amount of time ans that maybe France & Switzerland are this far behind China in "the curve" but that's only true if measures "sharp enough to stop the spread have been implemented. If measures implemented are not sharp enough to stop the spread, but good enough to flatten the curve so emergency services are not overloaded, there then will be a lot of cases for much longer than appears to be the case in China right now. Well, and if measures don't sufficiently bite and the infections run away, it will end faster but a lot deadlier.
In either case once Egypt takes this seriously (which it seems they now do), are you hopefull that in 2 weeks time they let you enter the country and if so, let you do so w/o mandated quarantine? And once you are in, are you hopeful either France or Switzerland will let you come back in and if so, w/o mandated quarantine? It might be the case, but if you are hoping for that you are pretty optimistic - I'd say. One thing a large enough number of deaths tends to do is to wake politicians and more authoritarian types up. Hasn't necessarily occurred everywhere yet, but will. And then more drastic measures than would have been initially necessary will get implemented.
Anyway, nobody can know right now how things look like in 2 months, Except it is absolutely certain that they do not look good for travel, unless a vaccine or cure is available.
Why?
Well, for example look at China. Even if you are so inclined as to take their numbers at face value (nobody can take anyone's numbers at face value the tested cases are far less than the actual infected cases averywhere), than you'd be left with about 80k to 100k cured people. Just fotlr kicks 10 fold that, make it a million. That still leaves 1,438 or so million of people there that are not immune yet. Meaning, yes their economy has to restart somehow, but, they'll be careful about who comes in and does what.
Likely will anyone else.
That aside, sitting on an airplane (even if you can) or in an LOB iright now is a bit like asking to get infected or to infect others imho.
If and when there is a vaccine or a cure of sorts or economies get so desperate that the number of death becomes acceptable that may change. If and when there is a test that shows if one is immune now, there may be differing regulations for those. Until then I don't count on travelling in any group kind of setting and I coun't on more restrictions, not less to enter countries (each way). Do I think that will have changed dramatically for the better in 2 months? Not at all. But I hope I am wrong. It's not like I know anything anyone else doesn't.
Anyway, if I were you I'd wait unril closer to the time at which you'd lose your 50% refund. If you luck out (in that sense only, I do with the very Best to Egypt and all Egyptians), the Egyptian government will not allow foreigners in before that time is up and you may be able to convince your LOB to give you a full refund... if they still are in a position to do so. The risk of course is that the longer you wait, the higher the risk that you may not get your 50% back (if businesses go bust it tends to get hard for individuals to get much of their money back).