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I am interested in bus tours in Europe, is it worth going on them or are there any nuances?
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Costs. There are nuances.
Worth it if you want to see many countries for very little money.
But it is tiresome, of course, especially if there are night crossings. And the impressions are too chaotic, and you won’t really see a single country. It’s good to start with a bus tour, decide what you want to see again, what to feel more deeply. And then go on a monotour, to a specific country.
Worth it if you want to see many countries for very little money.
But it is tiresome, of course, especially if there are night crossings. And the impressions are too chaotic, and you won’t really see a single country. It’s good to start with a bus tour, decide what you want to see again, what to feel more deeply. And then go on a monotour, to a specific country.
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answered 13 years ago
Go to the forum here http://www.turpravda.ua/forum/forum.php?id=4
And get acquainted with the reports of those who have already swept across Europe by bus
And get acquainted with the reports of those who have already swept across Europe by bus
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answered 13 years ago
There are nuances everywhere. I will say this, for an amateur, and I call it "Crossing through Europe." From here, proceed, and read in the forum what hatinka advised you.
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answered 13 years ago
here are the pros and cons. some like it, some don't.
It's budget-friendly, suitable for singles.
depends on distance, countries, organization, your physical characteristics, etc. etc.
It's budget-friendly, suitable for singles.
depends on distance, countries, organization, your physical characteristics, etc. etc.
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answered 13 years ago
If you are going on a bus tour, do not choose more than two countries, since two or more countries are a mess. And the rest, of course, depends on the organization of the tour, on the leader, on the group, etc.
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answered 13 years ago
Choose no more than 2 countries and more days. If the tour is designed for 5 days, then 2 days are immediately discarded on the road. You need to take from 7 days to walk around, take pictures, and not wave a pen from the bus windows)
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answered 13 years ago
I understand that this is Ann, to note that you were there and took pictures.
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answered 13 years ago
Not to check in, but in order to have an idea about a foreign country, not everyone can spend a month relaxing and studying the culture, traditions of a particular country and people
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, no one goes for a month, except for workers, but those for longer. But, as I read here, it takes 6 hours to Venice, what idea will you get of it? Nothing, but along the way you will be taken to five unnecessary cities somewhere in Poland or the Czech Republic. But they write Italy (10 cities), but it turns out that five of them are optional and you need to pay extra. But I do not want to argue, everyone chooses his own!
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answered 13 years ago
So why choose 10 cities!? In my experience, 2 countries with a maximum visit to a couple of cities. There are a lot of tours for any number of cities, countries, days, with night or only day trips, and everyone can choose the best option for themselves. My friends went on a 2-week tour visiting only the capitals of 5 states. It turns out 2 days for country. They liked it. I don’t want to argue with anyone either, everyone has their own opinion. Alexa64 asked (asked) whether it’s worth going.
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answered 13 years ago
Everything is close in Europe. You go to the Czech Republic (tour) - from there you can have an excursion to Vienna or Dresden, if you want, or maybe you won’t figure it out in the Czech Republic during the tour))) ... Although auto "mileage" is more economical, of course, but there are a lot of minuses in comparison.
For example http://advanced.veditour.ru/Extra/TourPriceList.aspx?tour=22657
For example http://advanced.veditour.ru/Extra/TourPriceList.aspx?tour=22657
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answered 13 years ago
Here are some bus tour tips https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEg5U1KeJuzmASnSaCeSKsmpi6lojtjUt
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answered 11 years ago
It's worth the ride! The main thing is to choose a good company. We chose INSEL from Cologne after a lot of trial and error and we are very satisfied! They have many routes and very decent quality. It is necessary to carefully read the conditions of trips (on their website), they do not suddenly forcefully impose anything (it happens to others!). If excursions are included in the price, it is written - definitely! If not, you may not participate. But the guides are very good.
You can also do it yourself, but you need experience in choosing housing, etc. It’s not easy if you don’t want to spend too much.
You can also do it yourself, but you need experience in choosing housing, etc. It’s not easy if you don’t want to spend too much.
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answered 11 years ago
2 days since I returned from an 8-day tour of Europe, 5 countries, 6 cities. I liked some places and excursions, but, in general, I do not advise. Tiring, nothing to do with rest. Those who say that this is only to see the main squares are right cities. The rush is terrible, the atmosphere is impossible to feel. I am for the monotour.
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answered 10 years ago
New Year's tour in Europe, 4 countries, everything is just awful. Previously, I often went on such tours, but this tour discouraged me for a long time. Countries and cities, as beautiful as they were, have remained, but ...
1.only after payment and execution of the contract, we found out that this is the Accord tour company, this is not correct
2.only when boarding the bus, we found out that we had replaced the accompanying group
3. Accompanying the group - Shulga Vladimir, a boor, a person who does not respect anyone but himself, who does not think about anyone, but money is above all for him, a vile type.
4. We had to go to the hotels by public transport, and the buses were just waiting for us at the hotels.
5. put women and men in the same room without warning
6. in Prague, the beds were broken in the hotel, bed linen was not provided, we ourselves had to go and sort things out at the reception, while the accompanying group, knowing everything, calmly went to rest. for an hour we discussed this with the administrator and convinced him to give us another number.
and a lot of negative things.
1.only after payment and execution of the contract, we found out that this is the Accord tour company, this is not correct
2.only when boarding the bus, we found out that we had replaced the accompanying group
3. Accompanying the group - Shulga Vladimir, a boor, a person who does not respect anyone but himself, who does not think about anyone, but money is above all for him, a vile type.
4. We had to go to the hotels by public transport, and the buses were just waiting for us at the hotels.
5. put women and men in the same room without warning
6. in Prague, the beds were broken in the hotel, bed linen was not provided, we ourselves had to go and sort things out at the reception, while the accompanying group, knowing everything, calmly went to rest. for an hour we discussed this with the administrator and convinced him to give us another number.
and a lot of negative things.
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answered 6 years ago