Just finished an excellent, memorable seven-day national parks tour with Joe R (Zion, Bryce,…read moreArches, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, Grand Canyon). Had a bit of everything along the way: clear skies/vistas, sunrise hike, windy jeep tour, and rain / snow (fortunately all between stops in the van). Nice commentary and touches along the way (e.g., the charcuterie board). Well worth the trip!

Absolutely wonderful tour to Zion, Bryce, Monument Valley and Grand Canyon, It was; well conceived…read moreand executed. Our guide, Adrian, was truly amazing. Very knowledgable, courteous, and professionally organzied. He went the extra mile to make sure our tour was great. Even DJing music selections to coincide with our arrival at various sites. For example, as we returned to Las Vegas at night, when approaching the lights of the city, he played Viva Las Vegas by Elvis. A small detail but making the tour such fun. If you want a great tour to the Southwest we endorse Bindlestiff, especially if you get Adrian!

Great transportation company, friendly drivers, easy to work with them, their buses are very clean.read more

Smaller, more personal company. Decent newer Volvo coaches. Friendly driver. Resonable prices for…read morelocal or over the road.

We did the Death Valley Wine & Stargazing tour & had a fantastic outing with guide Jay…read more He was extremely safety conscious, which is a must when going into such a wild and potentially dangerous place. His driving was safe and efficient. Jay was personable, knowledgeable and very helpful. I'm an older woman, and forgot my walking sticks. Jay helped me to balance in some of the trickier areas of the pathways we hiked. He also helped me with determining the best foot placement along the pathways. He was very service minded, kind and reassuring. He did not push us to try things we didn't think we should do, but he offered many options for varying levels of difficulty with terrific views as a reward for persevering. Jay brought water for our trip, and made several stops for bathroom breaks, etc. He pointed out so many interesting details that we would have missed, and took us to the most amazing sights. He took many photos of us, so we have mementos of us in the places, rather than just photos of scenery. The wine tasting was fun, and the woman was good at her job, so my wine hating husband actually ordered three bottles :D If you don't prefer to eat the subway sandwiches that are part of the trip, you can always order food at the winery. We opted for the subway sandwiches. The place was very clean, the sandwiches were properly prepared & good. The employees were very sweet as well. It was one of the best subway restaurants we've been to. Unfortunately, clouds moved in late in the day and obscured the stars, but that is something that cannot be controlled. By that time we had hiked and toured so much we were ready to leave, & weren't distressed by the early ending. Our vehicle was comfortable, in perfect working condition, and felt safe. It added a level of safety to be with someone who was expected back at a certain time & was following a determined path, so if we were somehow stranded we knew help would be on the way. He also had alternative means of communication for when we were out of cellular range. All that plus his detailed knowledge of the area made for a worry free tour. We had an interesting, fun day & my husband and I were thrilled with iTravelUSA's Death Valley Wine tasting/stargazing tour. We very much liked Jay and appreciate his time, patience, kindness and expertise. He's a very nice man, and a very good conversationalist.

Vegas during COVID 19 can be boring with all the clubs and bars closing so what now? How about…read moreGrand Canyon tour and see nature at its fullest. Jay who was our guide was professional, welcoming, and extremely down to earth. His knowledge, stories, and safe guidance (eg cautious of wild life) were top notch If you are ever in Vegas and want to escape check out their your services at ITravel USA. Their prices are reasonable and I highly recommend. Jay, if you ever want to pilot a treasure hunt tour or hot springs tour let me know!

Wonderful tour guide. John was knowledgable about ALL things Las Vegas…read more Great trip out to the Hoover Dam. Worth the time and money.

Wonderful company! We were picked up on time by a very experienced guide (Thank you, Chris M!)…read more Our guide was knowledgeable, professional, and very personable. He had vast knowledge of the area and gave us a good understanding of the history and issues facing Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon. We were delighted when we booked our second tour the following day and learned that he was going to be our guide again. Highly recommended!!!

JJRP is fleecing parents with their stay to play money grab. Forced into $300 a night accommodation…read morewith zero breakfast for adults and controlled group check-in. This is Ritz pricing for Hotel 6 accommodations. JJRP is stealing from parents.

Had to book through these guys for a soccer a tournament and can I just say what a crock... the…read moreowner of this travel agency is also the director of Vegas Cup. Rules are if you attend the tournament, you have to book through these guys. We were promised discounted rooms and that was a lie. This agency is just another way for him to make money on people and "say" it's discounted. For anyone planning on attending this soccer tournament, don't book through these guys. You will be ok booking on your own and at least getting a decent price. You'll also still have a spot to play in case they tell you differently. Hopefully more parents who sign up for this don't fall victim to this scam of a man, Jim Rasmussen.

Great experience. Steve Woo made everything easy for me and…read moregave great recommendations.

On a recent trip to Las Vegas, Wifey suggested I play a round of golf since she'd be working the…read morefirst full day I was there. I contacted VIP Golf Services through their website about renting clubs and setting up a reservation. They called back the next day and set me up - reservation at Rhodes Ranch and a set of clubs that would be delivered to my hotel. Rhodes Ranch wasn't my first choice, but I was glad the guy I worked with talked me into it. Beautiful course...though the driving range was closed which was a little frustrating since I was using rented clubs, but that wasn't their fault. I've never rented clubs before, but this was a great experience. As I said, they dropped the clubs off and picked them up from the hotel as well. They even went back through the bag, found a pair of gloves I left in the bag and came back to drop them off. Great experience for me. I definitely recommend them and would use them again if I returned to Vegas.

If I could give you a 0 (ZERO) I would. I booked a Grand Canyon tour for our daughter and grandson…read more What a horrible experience they had. Bus driver not friendly at all. He was arguing with someone on the phone in front of all the passengers on the bus. Half way through the tour the AC ON THE BUS WENT OUT. When I emailed the company to tell them the issues, they responded since the tour was half over they chose not to send a replacement bus. They had to sit for 2 1/2 hours with no AC. They got back to the hotel and their clothes were drenched with sweat. My daughter had to carry our 9 year old grandson into the hotel so he could cool off. He almost passed out. They wouldn't even compensate a small amount for the issues that was the company's fault. I will never recommend this company. They get their money for tours and that's all they care about. Kathy S.

Dear Gray Line, We…read morefeel it is our responsibility to describe our experience with your Grand Canyon tour on Saturday. We hope that our feedback will give you the information you need to address some real problems and to hopefully keep future guests from an experience like ours. We are local residents of Las Vegas,  and have dreamed of seeing the Grand Canyon for many years now. We thought of driving our three children there ourselves, but felt it would be worth the $450 investment to hire a "professional" company to lead us through this important life  experience.  Boy, do we regret our decision! The following is a summary of why the tour fell far short of our expectations... 1. After spending 15 hours to meet the pickup bus at 5:30am at South Point and not return til 9:30pm, we only got to see the Grand Canyon for 1.5 hours. That's 90 minutes out of 15 hours! We felt ripped off, especially since we spent an equal amount of time at two rest stops and the bookstore cafeteria where we were invited to pay more money for an IMAX movie tour "upgrade." At least show us the informational DVD during the long, painful and boring bus ride! 2. The bus driver of our bus (#5705) would not stop talking for much of the trip. No one could understand what he was saying because of his accent and muddled speech. We wouldn't have minded so much, except that he shared almost nothing about the Grand Canyon,  the very purpose of our trip, and instead spent much of his time rambling about other things. It wasn't until the ride home that he reluctantly played an informational audio file of a knowledgeable, professional and articulate gentleman sharing interesting factoids about the places we were driving through. He said he didn't like to play it, but reluctantly did "because the company makes (him) do so." We think it's because he would rather hear himself ramble and tell us about his personal schedule,  etc. We weren't even given a map of the Grand Canyon until halfway through the day. 3. There was no itinerary given to help us have some idea of what to expect throughout the long and boring journey. Instead, the bus driver would give us muddled, verbal updates and then change them. We were told we would get three opportunities to see the Grand Canyon, but we're only given two. We were told when we paid for the trip we would be stopping for a nice breakfast.  After waiting until after 9:30am to eat anything, we stopped in Kingman for "15 minutes" and were told we could grab something quickly to go if we needed to. 4. The late, and much-too-short breakfast stop was exacerbated by the fact that we stopped at Hoover Dam for an hour on the way. Although we enjoyed Hoover Dam, and it was the only time our bus driver shared some interesting factoids about what we were seeing, we paid to see the Grand Canyon for more than 90 minutes and to have a comfortable, professional trip there and back. 5. The bathroom on the bus would not flush after the first part of the trip, and caused our entire back section of people to have to cover our noses and share hand sanitizer with each other, to rub under our noses, in an effort to drown out the smell. 6. Rather than show or play anything educational or informational about the Grand Canyon throughout the long and boring journey there, he instead attempted to play a graphic, rated R movie (Training Day) and had to turn it off after 10 minutes because there were children on board listening to the graphic content. He apologized but still found time to scold passengers over the p.a. system if they were too slow getting back on the bus during stops, and talking to us like we were his children. 7. To cap the night off, the bus driver spent 10 minutes explaining why we should tip him "at least $5" on our way out, because he had been driving for a long time and working many days in a row. This was while he also announced he would not have time to drop the passengers off at their respective hotels, but had instead made arrangements for someone to shuttle them from the South Point so he could call it a night. We doubt he got many tips, other than some guilt tips, and his South Point shuttle plan appeared to fall through.

I own two hotels in Anaheim and we used travelworm as an agent to book our rooms. $5,000 later in…read morereservations and we have not received a penny . They supposedly went bankrupt earlier this year but I note that they are still in business. We have emailed the company and left messages but nobody gets back to us. We have been scammed and will persue legal action. i would not recommend this company to anybody

Shine Luxury Car Rentals took the time to make sure I got the right car for me during my Vegas…read moretrip. Car was beautiful and a new model 911 with all the options. Fun way to get around Vegas. Marco will answer questions quickly and check in and was a ez and simple. Great location. The owners are car guys who really know what they are doing and how to treat you like the priority that you are with limited time in Vegas they make every moment count 5 stars !!!!!

The Porsche Cayman GTS was a blast, it really stands out and I got so many looks, Thanks Matt!read more

SCAM So nice then SCAM…read moreStrung me along for a week kept asking for more info or give him time. 2 weeks later this scum has my Amex and DL and passport info. And after me telling him I had a progressive neuromuscular disease and this is my last trip. I don't believe this is a business at all. Google the address it takes you to grass no building. And I'm calling the local police for trying to steal my identity and money. RUN

Fantastic! I wanted to book a Vegas vacation for my sister coming to town and Mr. Nilsson was very…read moreaccommodating. He got back to me with options and we got everything figured out super fast! He made the whole thing super easy Thank you!