Grand Circle - Eastern Europe
Aug 26th, 2009 | 01:45 PM
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Irishface: I am interested in taking this tour in April 2010. I have taken two other Grand Circle tours and they were excellent. If you care to communicate with me via e-mail, sent to [email protected] Thanks
Aug 26th, 2009 | 02:56 PM
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Sorry, my e-mail should read [email protected]. Hope to hear from you, Irishface. Thanks
Sep 27th, 2009 | 01:18 PM
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[email protected] - your email does not work
YES, this was the Warsaw-Krakow-Budapest-Prague land tour.
We just returned from the land tour with Grand Circle of Eastern Europe. They do a very good job but the group size is too big. With 2/3 of all tours cut in Europe - the bus was full. In spite of the huge group, 46, we did enjoy the tour. This was our 7th in the past two years with them but the others were always OAT. We prefer OATs because of the smaller groups; it's faster paced and you get to see more with 12 - 16.
We are booked in December with Grand Circle for a south american tour and wish it were OATs but we were unable to change at this time.
Have you taken the Russian River Cruise - that was our first two years ago and have been so impressed with the organization as a whole. Until discovering Grand Circle/OATs we were very happy with Globus and Trafalgar and a couple other travel companies but now all that has changed. Business is so bad in the travel industry; they really bend over backwards at Grand Circle to accommodate you. Have you traveled with them before; if not get a referral. You can save an additional $150 per person and likewise I would receive credit if you were to give my name when booking. For sure if not me, ask any other previous Grand Circle traveler for a referral. We all want to save $$$. In the meantime, if you have any questions, specifically about Eastern Europe - it sure is fresh in my mind now. Other countries we have recently visited are Thailand, Australia, Egypt, India, Costa Rica, Guatemala and last week Eastern Europe.
my email is [email protected]
Happy Travels
Larry Murphy
Sequim, WA
YES, this was the Warsaw-Krakow-Budapest-Prague land tour.
We just returned from the land tour with Grand Circle of Eastern Europe. They do a very good job but the group size is too big. With 2/3 of all tours cut in Europe - the bus was full. In spite of the huge group, 46, we did enjoy the tour. This was our 7th in the past two years with them but the others were always OAT. We prefer OATs because of the smaller groups; it's faster paced and you get to see more with 12 - 16.
We are booked in December with Grand Circle for a south american tour and wish it were OATs but we were unable to change at this time.
Have you taken the Russian River Cruise - that was our first two years ago and have been so impressed with the organization as a whole. Until discovering Grand Circle/OATs we were very happy with Globus and Trafalgar and a couple other travel companies but now all that has changed. Business is so bad in the travel industry; they really bend over backwards at Grand Circle to accommodate you. Have you traveled with them before; if not get a referral. You can save an additional $150 per person and likewise I would receive credit if you were to give my name when booking. For sure if not me, ask any other previous Grand Circle traveler for a referral. We all want to save $$$. In the meantime, if you have any questions, specifically about Eastern Europe - it sure is fresh in my mind now. Other countries we have recently visited are Thailand, Australia, Egypt, India, Costa Rica, Guatemala and last week Eastern Europe.
my email is [email protected]
Happy Travels
Larry Murphy
Sequim, WA
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