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Help advice! We are going to Budva by bus charter from Lviv: how to organize meals on the road, given that the toilet on the bus will not always be at our service? Thanks!
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What about organizing it? take with you what you would like and what will not deteriorate and will not stink on the whole bus and that's all. with the toilet, everything is not so bad, just drink ordinary water, not sweet in unlimited quantities and everything will be fine. Have a good trip
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answered 15 years ago
On bus tours, they always stop several times to eat, go to the toilet, etc. (You can clarify - I'm sure there will also be scheduled stops in the charter) In principle and between planned stops they can stop (well, if you really need it), it's just that sometimes the road does not allow you to stop - this must be taken into account and drink water in moderation by yourself and your children also teach it. And about food - if you carefully use your "ration" and if it does not smell fragrant for the whole bus - I think it's quite possible - no one will even notice anything :) .... Claims happen only when people do not understand that this is still a road , and not already a 5 * hotel, they begin to demand something incomprehensible and, moreover, immediately - in general, they behave well, just ugly.
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answered 15 years ago
Last year I went by bus to Montenegro. The first stop was practically near the border with Hungary in the Carpathians. There was a decent cafe, everyone ate, settled their business. In Hungary, we also stopped at gas stations with cafes, in Serbia we were generally fed at the expense of the tour operator. To be honest, I didn't even take my brakes out of my bag. Stops are scheduled every four hours, and almost everywhere you can have a bite to eat. On our bus, a group of tourists drank a lot of alcohol during the trip, and these people created a lot of discomfort for the rest. In general, the transition is well tolerated. Have a nice rest!
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answered 15 years ago