I have been working with Indiwar at Travel Universe for many years for my India travel needs and…read morehave never been disappointed. He is responsive, courteous, patient and really makes an effort to make sure that all plans are perfect.

Worst company ever . Indiwar working for this company highly u unprofessional and rude travel agent…read more. Banged the phone on me , when he is the one not replying to my calls , instead of apologizing he was highly rude . Never go to this company for travel plans

We originally purcahsed our ticket to visit Vietnam and Cambodia. Unfortunately we could not go due…read moreto sudden illness of the famaily member. Initially Koren Airlines refused to cancel/extend or even consider making any change to our tickets. After Mr. Kurian talked to them personally, they agreed to honor our amount for travel within one year. The ticket amount was crdited to our travel in 2015. We had a very complicated itenarary going to India, Thailand and Seoul. They not only managed to get all the stops and sightseeing trips arranged, we got right type of meals, seats of our choice, limo driver company name and contact number who was exceptionally polite and waited for our arrival at the airport with our name card, hotel bookings etc...etc. I have no qualms in saying they are one of h best travel agency. They have helped our friends as well with complex bookings and stays. Tip: Give them a flexible date of travel wayyyyyyy in advance. They may even be able to save you a few$$$$. (Our past trip was booked 8 months in advance -- AIT managed to get us business class seats via Qatar airways for a very reasonable price. Once agin this trip was also really great............... Job well done)

There was no follow up as promised to our initial visit. Additionally our phone calls went…read moreunaddressed. We went elsewhere.

Just for the record. Can't describe it all in one word. But a comfortable helicopter ride while…read moreover looking the city. For a thirty minutes it felt like and hour from departure to landing back to the airfield. Will recommend the thirty minute package and also the day tour for the first time. Easier to see landmarks and enough time to enjoy. This package for three hundred something, includes two people. Also add wine in the package to get your souvenir wine cups. Felt like I was on top of the world. For the price, it was worth it. Whatever occasion, they have it.

Great tours with phenomenal service! There were so many inclusions that were not listed on my…read morepackage it was the best!

The only time we either get off or onto the train at Vine City MARTA train station is either before…read moreor after we attend an event at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Yes, there is a train station closer to the stadium, but most people get off the train at that station, so we just stay on the train until the next stop at Vine City and deal with a smaller crowd. After that, it's a short walk on the pedestrian bridge to the front of the stadium. Using MARTA trains to get to the stadium sure saves us a lot of money for parking fees. This MARTA train station needs a good cleaning using a strong power sprayer.

I felt unsafe riding this for 3 days back and forth to convention in Atlanta. Homeless sleeping in…read morethe trains, loud music, loud and vulgar phone calling. Confusing when you embark and disembarking (can't hear destinations clearly)... The area was clean but VERY isolated, no visible security anywhere. We are retired and won't do this anymore!

This ticket agent is very bad service. Mrs Thy is very rude and uneducation. Look like they did not…read morelearn customer service skill. They think they are only one in ATL so they do not need customer.

Very professional service, Thy nguyen so nice , this is my ticket agent from now on , I like the…read moreservice

We visited the Birth Home on the second day it reopened and were glad the timing worked out! The…read moreRanger tour was so well done, providing such insight into the childhood and life of Martin Luther King in a way that was engaging, interactive, and made the time fly by. Our ranger found a way to bring everyone - from the oldest to the youngest participants - into the discussion and clearly was passionate about the subject!

While in the area we visited the Martin Luther King Jr. Birth Home which was a memorable and…read moreinspiring experience. It was closed that day for tours however, being able to stand outside of the home where Dr. King spent his early years provided a deeper appreciation for his life, legacy, and impact on history. The site is well preserved, and the surrounding historic district adds to the experience.

Really smooth and wonderful experience obtaining a visa to Russia. Dimitri was very responsive,…read moreanswered all my questions clearly, and was very courteous. The visa was issued precisely in the time frame promised and returned back to me very quickly. Great from start to finish!

I had a client with a complicated situation that required procuring new apostilled documents from…read moreRussia. Svetlana went above and beyond at every step of the process to assist and clarify. The prices are more than reasonable and the quality of service is exceptional.

Visiting Atlanta? Don't want to drive?…read more MARTA is an easy way to visit the Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site. From the station to the park is an easy 10 minute walk. Although MARTA is not as extensive as other urban cities like Boston, NYC or Chicago, it is easy to use and very affordable. A one way breeze pass is just $2.50 per trip with four transfers allowed in a 3 hour window. A day pass costs $9 or a $14 or $16 for a 2 or 3 day pass. Double check the schedule as there are limited hours on some lines during the weekend. Definitely schedule a visit to the MLK NHS on a trip to Atlanta and don't miss the Fire House. Note: Entry to buildings is still affected by COVID closures.

An above ground station on the blue/green line between Georgia State and Inman Park/Reynoldstown…read morestations. The platform is an island, so both eastbound and westbound trains stop in the middle and there is a single set of escalators and stairs to descend to the street/ticketing level. Ticket vending machines and turnstiles are there. At street level, they have a handful of free parking spaces. It's a very short walk from here to Sister Louisa's but it's on a busy street and you have to cross. It does not look like it's the best neighborhood, but like any big city, be aware of your surroundings.