Questions about European travel

Let me give you a brief summary of European travel:

Generally speaking, it is divided into two categories

The first category: a quick tour, the most notable feature is the number of days It’s basically the same as the number of countries I visited, such as ten countries and thirteen days, so I won’t list them one by one. Such an itinerary is extremely unsuitable for your honeymoon. Because most of the time is spent on the road every day. Although the distance between many European countries is not far, the driving time is basically only a few hours. In this case, you can imagine that except for the round-trip flight time, you basically have no time to travel to one country a day.

The second category: in-depth tourism. The notable feature is that the number of countries is generally 2-3 and the number of days is about ten days. The common ten-day tours of France, Italy and Switzerland are such itineraries. The stay in the country is 2-3 days, which can basically satisfy the normal sightseeing without feeling tired.

As for online booking and store booking, this is a matter of opinion. Online booking will eventually need to be done offline. When looking for itineraries online, you will find it dazzling. There are too many itineraries. They all look similar at first glance, but the prices vary greatly.

About this, let me give you some suggestions on how to choose.

Itineraries that seem to be similar have a lot of price difference. What is the general difference in price? For accommodation, dining, and shopping, some travel agencies will lower their prices in order to compete, but this will definitely be accompanied by poor accommodation, poor dining, too much shopping, and even necessary consumption items. You must look carefully at this area.

It is best to choose an itinerary based on your estimated expenses, or sign up with a well-known local travel agency. You may spend a little more, but parents can be guaranteed the quality.