Bridge the World Travel

...the more real!! The bridge the world web site also is a mine of useful information, you can order brochures and it will even give you destination information – such as what to do and see in Bangkok/Phuket; Thai phrases; recipes for popular Thai dishes; tips on Thai culture; and even medical advice on inoculations. My experience of dealing with Bridge the World has been first class – they certainly have got it right when dealing with ...

purdy 23.01.2004 · Read full review
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...Need> I came across Bridge the World one time when I was phoning around. I had a vague idea of where I wanted to go - a long haul flight somewhere hot. I knew aproximately how long I wanted to go for - anything up to three weeks... or thereabouts. I kind of new when I wanted to go - January, maybe...? And how much I wanted to spend - you bet your ass I did! After two or three prolongued phone calls (one was certainly well over an ...
...Opinion on the Back of a Postcard Sized Stamp?> This trip, which took place in January/February 1999 was the first time I used Bridge the World and was a great success, everything went extremely smoothly. I've used them since and found them similarly helpful. © Paiceyjohn 2001 ...

Paiceyjohn 10.08.2000 (16.07.2001) · Read full review
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I used Bridge the World for my holiday to Australia. I shopped around quite bit. I visited Trailfinders, Flightbookers, STA travel, Austravel and Travelbag. I did not find major differences in respect of price and choice. Most of them publish a standard catalogue with a few tours, hotels and day excursion available at each main center. You can customize your holiday by cherry picking from the catalogue what you really want to do. I found them to ...
...Bridgetheworld was marginally cheaper and Austravel a bit more expensive than the pack. I found them superior in respect of advice provided. I was served by an Australian lady who was very friendly. It was clear from the beginning that she knew what she was talking about much better than the people I came across at the other agencies. She was very flexible in accomodating my requests, assess the feasibility of proposed changes of itinerary, search ...

Roby67 22.05.2003 · Read full review
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