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Who has just returned or is in Sharm, what is the situation there now? On July 14 we fly to Sharm, after the news releases it became somehow scary.
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Persistently, but politely, ask your travel agent to redirect the tour-- that is, replace Egypt with a calmer country. And to rest with thoughts - what will happen to us if they start cutting each other - this is not rest. Even in Sharm and Hurghada, crowds gather on the central streets. In the foyer of respectable hotels, soldiers with machine guns walk around. There is only one topic of conversation between tourists - what will happen tomorrow. The attitude towards tourists, and towards everyone, has deteriorated sharply. Insolent harassment, deceit and theft are in the order of things.
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answered 11 years ago
What did you intimidate the person ulyanov3 !!! Everything is calm in the resort towns, my colleague went to rest, and another friend works in Hurghada, They don’t bother anyone there. Everywhere is now dangerous, even where we think it's calm. Think for yourself yanata-8 what to do.
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, they may not touch it now. And you will fly back and on the way to the airport the road will be blocked, what will you do ??? A number of excursions were simply canceled, and local guides advise you to leave the hotel less, there are a lot of military men in crowded places. And Ramadan has begun for us - they will be angry and hungry anyway. In general, we threw off the tour. And we advise you. This is not a vacation.
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answered 11 years ago
Tell me, please, how to return the money for the tour or exchange it for another one? The tour operator says that everything is calm and there is no danger, when they trumpet on all channels that it is impossible to go there in any case. And yes, it's scary. Are we eligible for a full refund. They are ready to return less than half. But in such a situation, they are probably obliged to return ??? Departure on July 16th.
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answered 11 years ago
Look on the site - experts previously answered such questions. But in this case: time is money. The sooner you file a lawsuit in court, the more certain the judge will be that the tour operator could return the money or redirect the tour. But first, go to the travel agency again, ask to invite the manager, describe the situation, do not stupidly insist on a refund, but ask to redirect the tour - in 90% of cases, the client is met. If this does not help - start acting - without leaving the office, write an application addressed to the head of the agency in 2 copies. On the second, the head or your tour operator must sign for receipt. Do not sign! Good. Dial -02- tell your full name where you are and ask for assistance in returning money or redirecting the tour. The police action is zero, as a last resort they will offer to go to court, but all conversations on -02- are recorded and, at the request of the court, can appear in the trial. Well, then go to court. In the lobby or at the secretary there are samples of how to write statements of claim. Good luck.
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answered 11 years ago
Yesterday a relative bought a tour to Sharm, dissuaded him for 2 weeks, but because of the cheapness (50 thousand for two for 10 days in a good 5 *) he gathered there with his blonde wife, he says that he does not care about the news from the TV screens, he believes that everything is calm there, he is leaving on July 14, he will come and tell .....
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answered 11 years ago
Well, the moment is that until the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has banned trips to Egypt (it has not banned, but does not recommend refusing), the companies will not return the money. Since this is a personal desire of the tourist not to go, and not a state of emergency. so at least in court, at least where. All under the contract.
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answered 11 years ago