Unprepared group leader, great hotel

It is unlikely that it will be possible to briefly tell about the journey of "Superlitz Dresden and Prague".

Acquaintance. I'll start with the fact that the meeting with a group of tourists and the guide was announced in the evening the day before the trip, although as reported - left a voice message where nothing is heard. I'm not proud - I called myself, but I had to wait a bit for an answer (they didn't pick up the phone right away) 4 years before the start.

EXCURSIONS: In Dresden for a tour of Saxon Switzerland was 20 minutes, and the program is more than 2 years. Group leader: everything is expensive.

In Prague, half of the group was ruined by rain. I received a text message on Viber at 11.30, which I found at 17.00 (then it was possible to connect to the Internet). In it the head having fed: You are ruined?

HEAD. Leaving two tourists on the way to Germany near a Polish cafe. The group discovered this already in Germany, when they were scared to call and come to us at their own expense.

The second tourist, whose phone and cards were stolen, did not even help to block the accounts. And even during the tour, losing sight of it, it is good that she is guided by the map. But just imagine the money for the lost tour without giving it to her, and she had to feed people on the street for hours to get to the meeting place in time.

Also, tourists who could not find a starting point and a lot of money on the phone to make a call - called. But don't expect it to be kind. He then demanded UAH 100, which he received. I quote: I called you, and it's expensive!

INTERESTING. 1. There was much more, at least the price was different than indicated on the site.

2. Excursions were cheaper to order on the spot from locals. They were blown away by the Ukrainians)))

3. Sightseeing tours were through souvenir shops - money laundering.

4. Rudeness of the group leader, when they are tired of sitting on the border and not allowing to leave.

Although some tourists and drivers calmly stretched their legs.

5. If you left for Ukraine later, instead of 20.00 - at 22.00. then they managed to see ballet or listen to a concert in Prague (where the majority wanted, because it is rare) and did not stand for 7 years only on the Polish border.

6. They didn't even know when museums were open. Therefore, the picture of the glare - you can forget.

PLUS. The only positive thing is polite drivers and a clean bus.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND. And the head's name is Rostislav!

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