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    11 years ago

    Nexus tour Japan Golden Route was a disaster. No Trained guides, awful food and 12 hours a day in the bus. Never again

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    I am going on the $500 China trip this fall from LAX. Does anybody know what airline they book you on? Are the hotels in good locations?

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    We got a great deal on the tour package so we selected all optional tours since its our first time in China.

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    Peony Tours

    Peony Tours

    2.5(19 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    Chinese people love to travel. They also love to save money. How to take care of both at the same…read moretime? Bus tour packages! I know many are hesitant to participate in preplanned vacation groups, but what better way to explore a place you've never been to than having someone else show you around? Visiting a foreign land can be quite a daunting experience, especially if you have no idea how to get around, or even know the local language. There are many adventurous types who prefer fending for themselves, but for everyone else, Ritz Tours is just your ticket. Most of the clientele is entirely Chinese, and tours are conducted in Cantonese, English, and/or Mandarin. They typically try to group you with families of a similar background (HK with HK, Taiwan with Taiwan, ABC with ABC), so the language barrier is not so much of an issue. This is more possible in the peak season, but during the slower months, they may have to mix everyone together. This shouldn't be much of a problem though because the employees in the office, as well as the tour guides, are often bi or even tri-lingual. The only thing is that it may take longer to translate everything. All of the popular hotspots around the US, Asia, and Europe are covered. Short trips to such West Coast favorites as Southern California, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and Crater Lake are great for those who just want to get away for a couple of days. Longer packages include stops in various East Coast megalopolises (NYC, Boston, Philadelphia, DC, Toronto); the Canadian Rockies, which kicks off in either Seattle or Vancouver, and takes you through Banff, Lake Louise, Edmonton, and Calgary; and Yellowstone, which also includes layovers in remote locations of Idaho, Utah, etc. Being a Chinese-American company, tours to China are Ritz's main specialty. Many packages are available, including a "general cities tour" (Great Wall, Forbidden City, Shanghai, Suzhou, etc.) and a Yangtze River cruise. Trips to other parts of Asia, such as Bangkok, Vietnam, Tokyo, and Hong Kong are also part of their repertoire. For Europe, the options are a bit less, but the obligatory, London/Paris/Rome tour is always a crowd pleaser. I'm one of those "The drive is half the fun" type of guys, so having the opportunity to come across various roadside attractions is quite the treat. While, obviously the target destination is what you really want to see, the quirky, local oddities are what stick in your mind forever. Here is a breakdown of the travel necessities provided by Ritz: Lodging - More than adequate, and sometimes luxurious. Obviously, with the foreign exchange rate, it may be hard to label a price, but I'd say that the hotels are all in the $150+ range per night. They choose the name brand American chains if they can (Hilton, Marriott, Sheraton, etc.), so you at least know about the level of quality you are getting. Food - More often than not, local specialties will be served. In China, for example, we dined on whatever the particular area was known for. Dumplings in Shanghai, duck in Beijing, ribs in Wuxi, beggar's chicken in Hangzhou, etc. The restaurants are not necessarily the highest class places, but certainly above average, and the service is just top notch. Airline - This is the one flaw if there is one. For the price you pay, you certainly cannot fault them, but the cheapy airlines are simply horrible. If given the option, I would be more than happy to fork over a few more dollars for a decent, more reliable carrier. For example, I won't name the airline we rode to China, but I sure as heck do not wish such a torturous experience on my worst enemy. *cough* China Air *cough* Bus - Clean, spacious, and fairly new. There isn't much I need to say. Tour guide - Articulate, organized, and often multi-lingual. They are experts on all the attractions, and are also fun to talk to. By their very nature, tour guides are a bit bubbly and eccentric to begin with, so they are more than happy to answer any questions you may have, or just to chop it up. Clientele - There are some young couples but it's mostly families. All the kids seem to be very well mannered. If you are a younger guy (un)lucky enough to have a gf, I think taking her on one of these trips would be a magical time, although unfortunately, I can't say I speak from experience. Flexibility - This is the best thing about Ritz. Say you have a friend who lives in a particular city along the way. If you want to kick it with her, or even stay the night at her place, go right ahead. In another case, say the tour is over, but you want to stay in the city a bit longer. You can change your flight, and Ritz will also help you find lodging. They can even book a flight to an entirely new place. When we took the China tour, which ended in Shanghai, while everyone else went straight home, we tacked on a few extra nights, with the option of taking an additional flight to Hong Kong. Sorry, no more space!

    We have just finished 12 days tour to East Europe. Sight…read moreseeing was nice. But seeing too much castles and churches was getting boring, even though Tour guys are very knowledgeable, they kept talking but not many members listened. Shopping was not much fun , because most shops in the same interesting attractions area , were brand names, high priced department stores, which we could buy easier or cheaper in USA) . We wish to see more local shops, eating more local food , seeing real markets in the country part . Tour guy : luckily we got James Wang. He speaks fluently English and of course Chinese. Nice manner , trying to let us know about European history, experienced tour guy ! he took good care all of us until the last day, to the airport, he was still around helping us . Food : Peony mostly pay one meal dinner, Breakfasts belong to the Hotels . And after the fist two or three breakfasts, we gt tired of eating the same stuff every morning.. Hotels: good , some are excellent. Transportation: Bus ! Excellent Driver: Mario ( forget his last name ) nice and cool. Professional driver. Happy though with the services Minh Hieu Nguyn . Tour Eastern EU : 12 days from LA . September 11-22 -2019

    San Francisco Helicopters - Dad lol

    San Francisco Helicopters

    4.4(62 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    Here is the rundown:…read more They do not confirm your seats until 3 days prior but they take payment. Don't you find this bizarre? I don't understand why they cannot confirm at the time of booking. You are picked up at a designated hotel (not your hotel) and then two additional stops at two other hotels to pickup additional passengers. Then the shuttle drives you to the airport. You watch a very outdated video on safety. Then 6 of you are jammed into a helicopter plus the pilot. If you are bigger you will be uncomfortable and if you are smaller you will be uncomfortable because of the bigger people. The pilot does a 15-20 minute tour that goes over the bay, golden gate bridge and Alcatraz and then you land in Sausalito where the shuttle meets you to take you back. I could not understand the pilot AT ALL. I had no idea what he was saying during the entire tour. In total it takes about 2 hours and is $215 per person. Is it worth it? Yes if you book with a different helicopter touring company. This was a bottom budget tour.

    What a fantastic trip. I took my dad for his 80th and it did…read morenot disappoint he loved it, he even got to sit in the front which made his day. All the staff are helpful and professional with a full running commentary whilst in the air. There is plenty of room the helicopter seats 6 and it is comfy and feels super safe. It's a tad expensive but worth every dollar.

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    Redwood Coast Tours - Black Trumpets are some of the most elusive and delicious edible mushrooms in our woods.

    Redwood Coast Tours

    5.0(6 reviews)
    49.1 mi

    "What would you like for Christmas?". "I want you to find a person who we can spend all day in the…read morewoods with and they'll have answers for all the questions." Amazingly enough, this person exists in our own backyard. Christian has passion, knows his stuff, and as a result is an incredible teacher, a cool hang, and propagates a love for nature. I specifically wanted to level up my knowledge of mushrooms, but also hoped to gain a new understanding of plants and birds on the California coast. It was a deluge of info, and explained in a way that sticks. If you love the outdoors and want to spend time with someone who really gets it and has a contagious reverence for it, spend some time with Christian.

    Redwood Coast Tours is a fantastic company and I was amazed by the mushroom tour we took with them…read morein Big Basin near Santa Cruz. Our expert guide, Christian, helped us find a multitude of different mushrooms as we meandered thru the Redwood forest. He filled our brains with practically a text book of information about mycology including mycorrhizal fungi. I highly and enthusiastically recommend Redwood Coast Tours for your educational tour on mushrooms!!

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    Redwood Coast Tours - How do Scaber-stalk Boletes (genus Leccinum) differ from the more-delicious porcini? A dive into the field guide will help sort it out...

    How do Scaber-stalk Boletes (genus Leccinum) differ from the more-delicious porcini? A dive into the field guide will help sort it out...

    Redwood Coast Tours - One of our teams in the process of making an identification - familiarity with mushroom anatomy and vocabulary is crucial.

    One of our teams in the process of making an identification - familiarity with mushroom anatomy and vocabulary is crucial.

    Redwood Coast Tours - Christian Schwarz helping students work through the keys to identify local mushrooms.

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    Christian Schwarz helping students work through the keys to identify local mushrooms.

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