Travel

Organized group tours

Travel

Posted by: Hilary

21st Feb 2012 12:26am

What do people think of organized group tours? I am interested in hearing about people's experiences and if they think it is a cost effective option.
Chezz5
  • 16th Mar 2012 11:29pm

I think it depends on a number of factors including your age, the amount of time you have and distance you have to travel and perhaps almost most importantly, which country you are travelling to. For example I think going to countries such as Russia and Egypt, a group is fantastic.

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