The agent behind the counter assisted with my request for a fare quote right away. I think her…read morename's Sheena.

Moved from Bangkok to Manila. While the delivery team in the Philippines was good, my overall…read moreexperience was disappointing due to how the packing was handled in Thailand. Despite personally measuring my shipment at 2.7 m³, I was billed for over 4 m³. Items were excessively packed - small items, not fragile were wrapped in huge paper balls in order to add boxes - clearly inflating the total volume, and even just partly filling the boxes with paper for no reason, with nothing fragile inside. This appears to be a systematic practice of overcharging, and it severely affects customer trust. In addition an expensive chair arrived broken

Amazing service! I used them to move houses within Metro Manila and I was very pleased with them…read morefrom the moment they arrived until the move was done. They were on time, their team is very good, professional and pleasant. They took great care in packing, moving my items and putting them where I asked them to in my new home. Thanks to them, I had a smooth and stress free move. I definitely recommend this moving company.

I don't usually go for travel agencies when fixing up a trip because I'm within that mindset that…read moreyou can (and should!) do everything on your own (hellooo internet I love you). Well, it's definitely cheaper that way. But I had this thing for work and couldn't afford to do any foul-ups, so I figured some professional help would be good. Utravel was like a godsend! They were so easy to talk to and weren't like those travel agents that you know just wanna make money off of you. This reflected even more when we saw that their added service fee for booking plane tickets wasn't even that much. They seemed sincerely helpful and professional. Calm against my panic, haha. They weren't too stiff and detached, yet they were very organized with how they handled our needs even down to the nitty gritty. Plus, it wasn't like every move had a cost. They really helped with getting visas and fixing up other travel docs for the group, and the way they worked at it wasn't at all sketchy. I hate it when services always go the sketchy route. It was a great comfort to have them around! Look for Tessa and Jeff. Good experience.

The travel is well coordinated and staff are very accommodating. Food is good and we enjoyed the…read moremediterranean meals. Just a suggestion to manage time more as some activities need longer time than others. Give more time in visiting holy places which is the essence of the pilgrimage.

Our first time with Lindela... we have planned our Holyland trip March 2020 but then Covid pandemic…read morehits. We requested a refund but they insisted we wait and they will arrange everything. After the pandemic in 2022, we again plan the target date since my husband and I are busy in our work... October 2023 was the target but then, the war in Israel against the Hamas ensued... We really wanted to travel the Holyland (bucket list) but it seemed the odds are against us. Still, Lindela assured the war will end and we wait... Finally, this March 7-18, 2024 become a reality for us. Over all, we enjoyed our trip, gained new friends amidst some mishaps. We would recommend Lindela to our able friends in the future.

So I saw this agency thru online and looks promising. Don't let it fool you, not very helpful and…read morethen they call themselves a travel agency that would make your life easier . They don't pay attention of what the client's request . Wouldn't recommend this at all especially me being from the Philippines .

" warning do not book with wow philippines. i booked a tour…read moreto corregidor island, but unfortunately, it was canceled due to weather conditions. jomar and mary jane bangga saint john said that a refund shall be processed. to this date no response to text and email. i went to their office in ortigas, but lobby receptionist said they are closed for business. scammerssssss".

I've always been intimidated by the thought of getting a visa, and prior to 2014, I'd only ever…read moregone to countries that didn't require them. I thought that they were expensive, that you needed so much money in your bank account to get one, and that the process was physically and emotionally draining. Boy, was I wrong: getting a Japanese visa is a cinch. For starters, you don't need to go the actual Japanese embassy. The entire visa application process is now handled by 6 accredited travel agencies, and the one we chose was Friendship Tours, located at the 3rd level of the Dusit Thani Hotel. Visa application fee: P1,200. Not bad, right? We walked in there with our passports, identification documents and photos, and itineraries. Bank statements aren't actually required, but we brought them nonetheless. It took about 10 minutes to submit our applications. We called about a week and a half later and we were told our visas were ready, and I simply circled the hotel while my wife went in and got our stuff. Again, we were in and out in 10 minutes. Amazing!