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The truth about "Accord-tour" Lviv.
Accord has many tours on easy Polish visas, which many buy into. Recently, there has been a lot of talk that the tour operator does not have time to submit passports and, accordingly, visas are not open by the beginning of the tour, which leads to a large number of conflict situations. Is it true?
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I traveled six times with the Accord Tour, and visas were always opened without problems. Including two Polish visas. Polish consulates are now open in 7 cities, and the nearest regions are attached to them. So if the documents are collected on demand and on time, then there should be no problems. And it's not profitable to lose customers.
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answered 13 years ago
I myself went with them several times, the last, however, a couple of years ago. And now I wanted to, but the travel agency from our city, with which we travel for a very long time, began to dissuade me, motivating me with what I wrote. They say that many do not want to work with them now. All this began to happen after the simplification of the package of documents for a Polish visa.
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answered 13 years ago
I traveled with Accord, they opened a Czech visa. They opened it "on time", but 1.5 days before departure, we were already on the train to Lviv, although we handed over the documents and paid the cost of the tour two months before departure. Little logic. Now there is also the question of which t / o to choose and I also heard that the Accord is pulling to the last with the issuance of visas, which is why refusals happen.
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answered 13 years ago
Accord really does have problems with submissions ... Now they are trying to knock out documents from tourists in advance, because in case of refusal they are submitted through another TO (I know this from the example of their tours, where the Hungarian visa is opened).
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answered 13 years ago
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