Organized group tours
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.
Ganic12
- 18th Mar 2012 01:16am
I am not a big fan of organized tours wherever it would be. Firstly,people with different age and interests will not match quite well. Sometimes,i prefer a privacy with my family that organized tours cannot give you often. Maybe they are cheaper than private tours that is understandable,but i would always pick nice private holliday if i can afford it.
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