Plenty of staff directing people where to go; well organized and kept people moving…read more Was on board the cruise ship within 30 minutes of arriving to the port!

Our ship, Liberty of the S th eas docked here. Super clean and convenient to the pier. It's only…read morea few minutes walk to the pier where you will find many shops and restaurants. Parking is limited so if you're driving, be aware. It might be easier to take public transportation.

The tour was amazing with Anna! We got to experience the city in ONE day, and were only able to do…read moreso because of Anna! She has extensive knowledge of the history and knows exactly where to take you.

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This is run by a professional woman , who works with the efficiency of many years of experience in…read morethe business. She is very helpful particularly if Polish is not your native tongue.

While planning vacation, we've decided to use services offered by Syrena Travel. It was the best…read moredecision; the cost was comparable to that of the Internet travel websites, but additional arrangements and information, which proved to be extremely helpful and made our trip more enjoyable, were priceless. Thank you Syrena Travel! Ewa & Lyle

I've done Canadian passport pictures three times now and they are always fantastic to work with. I…read morehighly recommend them!

These guys are awesome. I love an independent business like this. And they know their stuff.read more

I had a very disappointing experience with EF Educational Tours customer service…read more I contacted the company two months before the deadline they imposed to request flexibility regarding my situation. Reaching out well in advance, I expected at least a conversation or some level of understanding. Instead, the response I received was rigid and dismissive. There was no empathy, no attempt to offer alternatives, and no outreach to help resolve the issue. I was simply told that I could reach out again after the tour if I still needed assistance -- which defeats the entire purpose of contacting them proactively. For a company that works with families and students on expensive international travel experiences, I expected a much higher level of customer care. If flexibility and responsive customer service are important to you, you may want to think carefully before booking with EF. Based on my experience, their policies appear to take priority over people, even when customers reach out well in advance to try to resolve an issue.

Got back from peru just a few days ago. Our first group travel experience and yes Peru was amazing…read morebut the accommodations not so much. - Putting children at risk by having them bunk w/ behavioral special needs children - anyone w/ special needs should either stay with a parent or a special needs teacher/ helper, someone who is trained on what to do - What kind of tour leader recommends going to the mall? That is unacceptable - would you add that to your places on the itinerary for a trip to South America??? EF EDUCATIONAL Tours takes you to the mall! For 2hrs!!! Wow. Big education. - Not give us time to grab lunch at the "beach" where we could try the famous ceviche of lima, just to hurry to the mall for 2hrs of nothing, well to eat Japanese is wildly absurb - Dinners; 1 dinner was to par the rest was low income eating for $5k ??? Not worth it. - Hotels; inconsistent wifi, no heat, electricity went out the last day while trying to get ready for our flight - Seats not together on trains, planes or even w/ our personal group - Sitting us in the airport for 2hrs after a 10hr flight, waiting for another group to arrive but took the first group to the hotel right when they landed - Forcing us to the airport early to sit us there for 6hrs bc the other group is leaving much earlier, then expecting us to land after a 6hr airport wait to a 10hr flight & now stay waiting in that airport for our next flight for another 6hrs, THIS IS SOME SORT OF SCAM. Oh here is 30 soles. Wow. - Paid for a 9 day trip & received basically a 6.5 day trip, we were just thrown on someone else's trip to give extra money to their agent. That is criminal. - Only the largest group of travel being considered for all requests/ decisions - Maybe if you are only going to consider one group dont take the money of others just for yr own profit

Feti travel helped us get the china visa. Sandy was very helpful and guided us all the way. All…read morewent smoothly and today we are going to get our passport with the visa on it. Highly recommended!!

Feti knows what they are doing and they do it well. I obtained a visa in one week (paying for…read moreexpedited service) and had the pleasure to meet Christie, who was managing my visa application. She was efficient, knowledgeable, and responded to all correspondence between us quickly and also offered fixes along the way. Definitely highest rating for both Christie and Feti. I will be a return customer!

They were the only company that had a bus available on the day of our trip. Between the time I…read morebooked and the day of our trip, I was called a couple of times with an offer of a discount should I pay the balance in full on Zell or Venmo, which felt fishy to me. I would only pay the balance when due on my credit card; in case something happened, I would be covered. Less than a week before our trip, I got an email saying the bus would not be available because they were waiting for a part to be repaired. I told them that since I had paid in full, it was their responsibility to find another bus. After many phone calls and emails to them, they assured me we would have a bus. The person I spoke to told me to "take a tablet", I guess he meant take a chill pill. I had 38 people who had paid for a lovely day trip on a dinner train, and I was nervous they would not come through with the bus. Thankfully, they sent a bus with a great bus driver. I told him we were already charged a driver gratuity, $216, because I wanted to make sure he was aware and to ask for it. He said the company never gives them the tips. I hope he did get his tip. I will never use this company again. They were too difficult to work with leading up to the trip. Also, my seat was broken, when the bus stopped short my seat went flying forward and I ended up on the floor. I was glad none of our seniors was sitting in the seat.

Let me walk you through what will happen if you book this awful company for your event:…read more They will be super nice to you until they get your money, at which point they will become impossible to get in touch with. You will realize something is fishy when the charge goes through an entirely different company called "Shofur." You will search for reviews of Shofur and realize they are a scam company using shell companies, like "Boston Charter Bus Company," in different localities in order to seem legitimate and hide the fact that they have tons of awful reviews. You will read horror stories of ruined events and weddings where they tried to get even more money out of helpless people by calling them the day of the event to say they haven't been able to find a bus, but perhaps they can work something out if you pay them even more. Or you will read horror stories where the buses actually did show up (often extremely late), only to be operated by hostile, dangerous drivers. You will be so concerned about this company ruining your wedding that you will request to cancel your booking (within the cancellation window). They will wait until you are outside of the window to respond. When you ask for your money back they will claim they need to review your request for 60 days. You will, of course, never hear from them again. If you try to get a charge back through your credit card company, it is possible your request will be rejected for unknown reasons, at which point you will be out the equivalent of a month's rent despite receiving absolutely no form of service from this sham of a company. So please, search Shofur. Read the numerous awful reviews and ignore the clearly fake 5-star ones they probably make their employees write for them. If you need buses for an event, contract an actually-local company that owns its own fleet of vehicles. I promise it will be cheaper and far less frustrating.

Enjoyed trip to Ireland, but in May 2026 it rained almost every day, sometimes down pours and when…read moreit didn't it was mostly overcast. Some local tour guides work right through the rain. When visiting Aran Islands (off coast), local guide walked and talked right through down pour, while most in tour group hurried to find shelter at our restaurant ahead! So be prepared! Highlights of trip: visiting sheep farm (although I wished I had been given opportunity to hold a lamb!); Giant Causeway (basalt natural "sculptures"), Titanic museum in Belfast. On the trip I could feel and hear the tension that persists between the Republican of Ireland and Northern Ireland people (from the "Troubles"). This sensitive situation requires diplomacy and absence of political bias from a tour guide, which I did not always feel, unfortunately. Ireland is a beautiful country and seems to be best known for its golf history, courses and pubs.

I just toured Georgia and Armenia with Overseas Adventure Travel. Those two countries were…read morea-mazing. O.A.T. took me on an in-depth exploration that I will forever treasure -- especially time spent in the Great Caucasus mountains. Sat on the hotel's veranda, sipped hot chocolate and marveled at a mountain the size of the Matterhorn -- all arranged by O.A.T. One word of caution, however. O.A.T.'s trip insurance plan, Trip Mate, is a total rip-off. They charge a lot but then they "fine print" you out of most of your claim. I got sick in Tunisia and it cost me $2,000 in expenses but they only paid me $135 -- only after a big struggle. And they demand arbitration but if you lose (and you will) you also have to pay their costs. Avoid Trip Mate like the plague! Use Allianz instead.

THIS is THE place to go for traveling to JAPAN…read more I booked a trip to Japan in the middle of my summer back at home in the SF Bay Area. Luckily, i found a round trip ticket for just under three weeks to Tokyo from SF for under a grand. Still, I wanted to backpack through Japan, visit at least 4-5 cities, and fit everything into a modest budget. After some research online (and Japanese tourism has awesome research available), I stumbled upon IACE travel. The staff is SO nice. Honestly, I had no idea what I was doing, and the girl that helped me out Ritsuko, sat with me for about 40 mins going through various sample trips and agendas, despite the fact that I had not bought a single thing! She walked me through where to eat, where to stay, how long to be there....just awesome. I walked in needing a JR Rail Pass, and when I got down to it, she was so efficient and helpful in getting me one. And I walked out with it. Even after, I emailed her my ideas and she helped me plan my trip around them. After the trip, my 17 days visiting Tokyo, Hiroshima, Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, Sendai, Yokohama, Nara, and Mt. Fuji were amazing. And even though I could have gotten the JR pass somewhere else, I don't think I could have gotten better advice and trip planning help than here.

iace rules! Dec. 29th tickets purchased…read more My friend from Japan (an amazing plane ticket scammer, she came to Boston 2 January's ago for $600 even, round trip!) recommended the link to iace. I looked all year at the rise and non-fall of ticket prices to Tokyo. Her Tokyo wedding is in Jan. So, when Nov., Dec, rolled around, I felt like a bad planner. Who knew (well, perhaps baby Jesus knew?) that on Dec. 25th bored at my families gathering- I would click the link to find "round trip airfare to Tokyo Jan 3rd to Feb (something or other) $500*plus fuel!" This was cheaper than the $860-$1200 tickets I stalked all year round. The total came to $740 for a Jan. 17Th-Jan 27Th (Thurs- Sun) visit. I must declare that In my last minutes of planning there could be no deal finer. * will be updated after flight experience, potential problem's, etc...... **4 stars and not 5, why? because 5 stars would be a free ticket.