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Hot tours (sea) exist IN PRINCIPLE in all directions and countries?
Turkey, Egypt is understandable ... And what about the European "marine" countries?
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and there are also promotions and last-minute offers on "Euro-beaches". But here you need to take into account the peculiarities of the visa regime.
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answered 13 years ago
there are last-minute offers to Croatia, Montenegro (visa-free), Bulgaria, Spain, Greece
the last three countries are visa (for Ukraine).
kalimiros.com.ua
the last three countries are visa (for Ukraine).
kalimiros.com.ua
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answered 13 years ago
Just Europe is now "burning" steeper and more often - it's all about the visa. If you have a multi-Schengen, then the chance to buy a good inexpensive tour at the last moment is quite high.
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answered 13 years ago
I do not really understand the mechanism, how to reconcile two factors - "burning" and a visa? So, a “burning” tour to a visa country, for example, two days before departure / departure, is nonsense?
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answered 13 years ago
KALIMIROS, tempting. But I live in Kiev-- and you have proposals for Lugansk, not very convenient.
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answered 13 years ago
Unfortunately, there is no multischengen. But you prompted one question, thanks. Now I will ask him.
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answered 13 years ago
So, a “burning” tour to a visa country, for example, two days before departure / departure, is nonsense?
But what do you think, if the term for issuing a visa is two weeks, for example? Even if it is a week?
But what do you think, if the term for issuing a visa is two weeks, for example? Even if it is a week?
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answered 13 years ago
Katyyy, I have no idea, I never designed it, that's why I'm asking. Kettle kettle, sorry. But the logic of reflection is as follows: if there is a last-minute ticket to a visa country, then perhaps there are agreements with the consulate on short-term visa processing.
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answered 13 years ago
no, it's just an element of luck or the presence of a multi-visa.
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answered 13 years ago
I bought a last-minute tour to Spain, 10 days before departure, before evening I handed over all the documents to the TA, and the next day they were at the consulate. Opened a visa the day before departure. So.
So buying a burning Europe is sometimes better and easier than buying Turkey or Egypt.
Everyone chooses what is closer to the body!
So buying a burning Europe is sometimes better and easier than buying Turkey or Egypt.
Everyone chooses what is closer to the body!
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answered 13 years ago
however, the tour was purchased 10 days before departure, not two days before departure, as the author imagines. But this is always a risk associated with the possibility of refusal or untimely opening of a visa, and not only when buying a burning tour. And I repeat with burning ones, luck is needed.
Pierced like this with the Czech Republic - we went, but our friends didn’t :(
Pierced like this with the Czech Republic - we went, but our friends didn’t :(
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answered 13 years ago
I understand that this tour was on fire only 10 days before departure, you should always pay attention to Europe with dates, even Turkey burns on average not for a day or two, but for three or four!
Yes, but it's always a risk, but I think it's worth it!
Yes, but it's always a risk, but I think it's worth it!
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, Julia! You are a risky woman. But is such a risk worth the money, it suddenly won’t work out! It’s better to think over trips and calculate everything in advance.
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answered 13 years ago
Friends, thanks for the answers.
Again I'm afraid to blurt out my assumption out of place, but as I understand it, "burning" in visa and non-visa countries - are there different concepts regarding lines?
Again I'm afraid to blurt out my assumption out of place, but as I understand it, "burning" in visa and non-visa countries - are there different concepts regarding lines?
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answered 13 years ago
even Turkey burns on average not in a day or two, but in three or four!
yulia___, last summer my Turkey "burned" in 1 day: today in TA they found a tour package for tomorrow. True, the hotel is a "troika". But the fact remains.
yulia___, last summer my Turkey "burned" in 1 day: today in TA they found a tour package for tomorrow. True, the hotel is a "troika". But the fact remains.
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answered 13 years ago
I do not deny last-minute tours for a day or two, but I affirm that there are different dates!
I think the risk was worth it, since 10 days of accommodation in a 4 * hotel with a flight and transfer cost for two - in the range of 900 - 1000 euros, together with the consular fee - 140 euros (2 people). We bought the tour itself for about 410 euros, I won’t specify for sure.
I think the risk was worth it, since 10 days of accommodation in a 4 * hotel with a flight and transfer cost for two - in the range of 900 - 1000 euros, together with the consular fee - 140 euros (2 people). We bought the tour itself for about 410 euros, I won’t specify for sure.
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answered 13 years ago
If you didn’t get a visa, then the last-minute tour plus the consular fee is -550 euros. The price of risk, albeit inaccurate. Total-50%. Not bad!!!
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answered 13 years ago
"But the logic of reflection is this: if there is a last-minute ticket to a visa country, then perhaps there are agreements with the consulate on short-term visa processing."
Unfortunately, there is no such agreement :)) Really last-minute tours to visa countries are designed for those who already have a visa.
"We bought the tour itself for about 410 euros, I won't specify exactly."
Good price, but not that hot. Depending on which hotel, of course. I can assume that your tour two days before departure began to cost 300 Euros.
Unfortunately, there is no such agreement :)) Really last-minute tours to visa countries are designed for those who already have a visa.
"We bought the tour itself for about 410 euros, I won't specify exactly."
Good price, but not that hot. Depending on which hotel, of course. I can assume that your tour two days before departure began to cost 300 Euros.
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answered 13 years ago
Oksana, go to Montenegro - and Europe, and without a visa, and inexpensively. :))) And most importantly, one hundred percent hit :)
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answered 13 years ago
I have been monitoring Montenegro for the last few days. The general opinion about its cheapness is caused by not entirely correct information. Cheap offers - in "villas" and in apartments, far from the sea, roughly speaking, in the private sector, which can not be compared with normal hotels. And if you take a tour to a hotel, then the price is no lower than those in Greece, Turkey, Spain.
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answered 13 years ago
Pachok, I agree about hotels and villas. My friends are flying out on July 30 to a villa with breakfast for 900 euros for two, which is quite an adequate price in my opinion. And in the hotel I rested in 2008 for 700 euros per person. with double accommodation with HB. here already doubts arise, but as they say "it was worth it." In any case, I decided for myself that I need to fly to a villa in Montenegro, eat at local restaurants, rent a car and go away for three days. In principle, I don’t associate holidays in this country with a full-fledged hotel-sea option.
By the way, Fairy has an excellent, in my opinion, air tour, HB Montenegro plus Croatia 11 days, 4 * hotels about 700 euros and about 900 for 15 days.
By the way, Fairy has an excellent, in my opinion, air tour, HB Montenegro plus Croatia 11 days, 4 * hotels about 700 euros and about 900 for 15 days.
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answered 13 years ago
Katyyy! And you try to calculate your own tour-flight to Montenegro with a holiday in a villa through a search engine and car rental without being attached to groups without extravaganza. True, if you are satisfied with the bus option in a group under the supervision of a guide, then of course !!!
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answered 13 years ago
alex45, why compare a vacation in a villa with a vacation in 4 *?
We considered a lot of independent tours in Europe in comparison with group bus tours with a similar route, hotels of the same (!) Class, it always turned out that an organized tour is not more expensive or not much more expensive. I will clarify - I mean exactly the bus excursion. And if you add a guide service to the self-tour, then only you can go broke on it :)
Flight to Montenegro + 11 days in 4* HB + rental and gasoline is also unlikely to be cheaper than 700 Euros.
We considered a lot of independent tours in Europe in comparison with group bus tours with a similar route, hotels of the same (!) Class, it always turned out that an organized tour is not more expensive or not much more expensive. I will clarify - I mean exactly the bus excursion. And if you add a guide service to the self-tour, then only you can go broke on it :)
Flight to Montenegro + 11 days in 4* HB + rental and gasoline is also unlikely to be cheaper than 700 Euros.
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answered 13 years ago
alex, the fact of the matter is that this is not a standard bus tour. This is a flight, transfer, accommodation for 5 days in Croatia and five or six days in Montenegro. Excursions are optional, except, it seems, overviews.
I drew attention to him, because. separately Croatia this year rolls over.
And yet, as personal practice shows, bus tours are cheaper than independent ones by car.
I drew attention to him, because. separately Croatia this year rolls over.
And yet, as personal practice shows, bus tours are cheaper than independent ones by car.
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answered 13 years ago
Well, not for everyone. I don't like walking under the guide's umbrella!
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answered 13 years ago