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Share your experience, those who went on bus tours. Whether to pay for dinner, or will there be time in the evening to eat on your own. And maybe someone will give valuable advice. Thanks to all.
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Without knowing your program it is difficult to say whether you will have time for dinner. From my practice of bus tours, it was not there - check-out from the hotel was around 8 am, and check-in at the next hotel was at 12 am, if you didn’t eat during the day, then everything is already closed in the evening. I am not a fan of eating at night, plus I had enough lunch with my head, but my husband often suffered from the lack of dinner. Show the program of the tour, then perhaps it will be possible to give more valuable advice.
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answered 12 years ago
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Rimini - San Marino - Abano Terme - Innsbruck - (Munich) - Salzburg - Vienna - Klagenfurt - (Ljubljana) - Trieste - Venice - Padua - Rimini
Rimini - San Marino - Abano Terme - Innsbruck - (Munich) - Salzburg - Vienna - Klagenfurt - (Ljubljana) - Trieste - Venice - Padua - Rimini
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answered 12 years ago
Usually dinners are not included in the price of the tour, but tourists are given the opportunity to have a snack in the evening.
Specifically, only your travel agent will be able to clarify about dinners on your tour.
Specifically, only your travel agent will be able to clarify about dinners on your tour.
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answered 12 years ago
Does the operator offer dinners for such a trip? In hotels or "recommended places"?
It’s just that no matter how much we went on bus excursions, the guide usually offered something themed for an extra fee several times during the trip. fee - either a fondue dinner in Switzerland, or a "Mongolian buffet" in Copenhagen, or a seafood buffet in Norway. But all this could be solved already on the spot. Sometimes it was very fun and tasty, sometimes not at all. Yes, and it is more convenient to navigate the place. For example, we really wanted a seafood buffet, but that day there was an elective in Bergen, with a visit to the local fish market. After the market, there was no question of any dinner :) Still often, guides, when they give free time after the tour, recommend where you can have an inexpensive and good lunch.
It’s just that no matter how much we went on bus excursions, the guide usually offered something themed for an extra fee several times during the trip. fee - either a fondue dinner in Switzerland, or a "Mongolian buffet" in Copenhagen, or a seafood buffet in Norway. But all this could be solved already on the spot. Sometimes it was very fun and tasty, sometimes not at all. Yes, and it is more convenient to navigate the place. For example, we really wanted a seafood buffet, but that day there was an elective in Bergen, with a visit to the local fish market. After the market, there was no question of any dinner :) Still often, guides, when they give free time after the tour, recommend where you can have an inexpensive and good lunch.
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answered 12 years ago
You can pre-pay breakfast + dinner or just breakfast. So the question arose, pay now or eat on the spot yourself, and suddenly they will be brought to the very outskirts and there will be no place to eat, but we did not pay. Is it possible to pay for dinner on the spot?
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answered 12 years ago
I went on a tour of 5 capitals of the united Europe, had lunch and dinner myself, chose what they liked best in cafes, or went to the supermarket and took wine and cold cuts or salads, in 2 weeks everyone gained a couple of kilos, in each country I wanted to try something tasty
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answered 12 years ago
Dinner is not to be paid in advance. There are no problems with food in Europe. (according to the experience of several auto tours in Europe). After breakfast, we always had a group meeting at the hotel, where the guide announced the program of the day and recorded excursions and dinners.
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answered 12 years ago