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We are going to go on the Azure Intrigue tour with Accord-Tour
In June we are going to go on the tour "Azure Intrigue" (Hungary-Slovenia-Italy-France-Austria) with the Accord Tour (Lviv). As we know, this tour is the premiere of 2010. Is it somehow dumb to be a "pioneer"? Maybe someone has already experienced all the "charms"? Share what to expect
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Any journey is an improvisation, like a jazz composition. There is a trip plan, there is an understanding of the tasks (show interesting places along the route, introduce the history of these places, traditions, taste the local cuisine, try on the space of other cities, another country). In the "pilot" program, as a rule, opinions are especially valued - the developers themselves are at the peak of the topic, and if we talk about the moments that you need to be ready for, then these are shifts in the schedule (due to crossing the border, due to traffic on the roads and etc.). If you like the program itself (so many countries reinforcing the impression of each other!), + you trust the tour operator + you are satisfied with the budget of the trip = go - and enjoy Southern Europe. On the road, take books that took place in the cities along the route (P. Coelho - Ljubljana, W. Shakespeare - Verona, E. Hemingway or E.M. Remarque - Paris) - and the impressions will be a hundred times brighter. being a pioneer is "not dumb" - this is a drive. Pleasant communication and pleasure from every moment!
PS You won't be able to sleep much, you can also move at your own pace: the group and the busy route suggest general impressions of the countries.
Only upon arrival share what you see, plizzzz ;-)
PS You won't be able to sleep much, you can also move at your own pace: the group and the busy route suggest general impressions of the countries.
Only upon arrival share what you see, plizzzz ;-)
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answered 15 years ago
I would not say that even the first trip on this tour is completely pioneering. In February, Accord skated a festival program to Nice. This really was their debut. The other day the second group "Ola Spain" is returning, part of the route after Spain coincides with yours. In the first race, by the way, there was a wonderful guide in Nice. Italy was successfully skated last year as well. Until June, the first rounds of the "Cote d'Azur" will also pass, where the program is even more beautiful. So you should not worry too much about the possible nuances of the discoverers. Everything will be covered! Expect only the pleasure of traveling! Happily!
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answered 15 years ago
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Even if you were the first to go on this tour, there is nothing "dark" about it, I think, on the contrary, you will have more advantages of "pioneers", and something may "not grow together" during the tour and not only for beginners, but also for those who have been working in the tourism market for a long time.
Another question, how long does this tour take? Still 5 countries!
As for books, I’m not sure that you need to carry them with you, an extra load. Moreover, in every country, and even in every city, you can buy well-illustrated books describing the sights of a particular city in any souvenir kiosk. Because when you return home, you often forget, for example, which bridges and squares you crossed in Paris or Vienna...
By the way, books are not expensive, from 10.00 euros, naturally in all languages.
Even if you were the first to go on this tour, there is nothing "dark" about it, I think, on the contrary, you will have more advantages of "pioneers", and something may "not grow together" during the tour and not only for beginners, but also for those who have been working in the tourism market for a long time.
Another question, how long does this tour take? Still 5 countries!
As for books, I’m not sure that you need to carry them with you, an extra load. Moreover, in every country, and even in every city, you can buy well-illustrated books describing the sights of a particular city in any souvenir kiosk. Because when you return home, you often forget, for example, which bridges and squares you crossed in Paris or Vienna...
By the way, books are not expensive, from 10.00 euros, naturally in all languages.
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answered 15 years ago
I went on tour "5 capitals of Europe" (Hungary, Austria, France (Paris), Belgium, Holland). Therefore, I can roughly orient you that this is definitely a cursory study tour of these countries, so to speak, in order to have an idea.
Before going on a tour, I sat on the Internet, got acquainted with what people write about the sights of the country, printed it out and went with these printouts, it's less than a book :)
We went to some museums on our own without a group.
I recommend you sometimes break away from the group, enjoy the journey, and not run after the guide and the group. Show independence - it's not scary, even in a foreign country!!! Have a good trip!!!
Before going on a tour, I sat on the Internet, got acquainted with what people write about the sights of the country, printed it out and went with these printouts, it's less than a book :)
We went to some museums on our own without a group.
I recommend you sometimes break away from the group, enjoy the journey, and not run after the guide and the group. Show independence - it's not scary, even in a foreign country!!! Have a good trip!!!
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answered 15 years ago
My wife and I went on tour "azure intrigue" 2-9 08.2014. Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, France. Guide - Aliyev Dmitry. Many thanks to both the tour company and the guide for organization, clarity, rationality. Everything went smoothly. Satisfied with the ride. Separate respect to the guide - the best guide in March 2014 - Aliyev Dmitry. On the tour, he showed himself 101% - concrete, rational, having a clear positive and philosophical position in life, Thank you!
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Drum, Vysotskaya.
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