Preview of Coryandlaura’s blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Athens, Greece Entry Title: “Ancient Greece” Entry: “We started this morning with the buffet breakfast at the hotel. We were talking about plans for the week and I mentioned that Friendly Planet wasn’t going to be able to provide us with a transfer to the airport to pick up our rental car. We booked a package that included air, hotel and transfers but we extended our trip by a week. We were going to use the airport transfer to ride back to the airport and then pick up a rental car so that we could head to the Peleponese. When I first talked to Friendly Planet they said that we could ride with the rest of the group back to the airport on March 1st. Yesterday when we arrived in Athens the representitive from Friendly Planet said that everyone had done some sort of extension so there wasn’t a bus going to the airport on March 1st. I really didn’t think of it as a big deal, afterall we were only a block from the Metro and it would be easy to get to the airport. Plus we would be able to do it on our own time frame. One of our group was not so understanding. She started *****ing about how she was going to write a letter of complaint to Friendly Planet and that it wasn’t acceptable. I tried to talk her down but to no avail. It was very hard for me to hear since I had worked so hard to plan …
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Preview of Pjthompson’s blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Punta Arenas, Chile Entry Title: “Down South” Entry: “We pre-booked a hostel in Punta Arenas using Hostelbookers for a couple of nights to get ourselves settled in and sent them an e-mail enquiring about airport transfers in the hope that they might do a free one. Despite the entry in hostel bookers saying that english was spoken at the hostel this was the reply we got back about the transfer – “hello, I inform to you that in he himself airport it has to transfer at home, leave between 2000 and 2500 p/p we waited for them”. I think that pretty much covered all we needed to know! Also just before leaving Santiago we checked a review of the hostel to find one of the most vitriolic reviews I’ve ever read. On arrival the airport transfer to town was pretty easy and whilst the hostel didn’t have an en-suite double room as we’d booked (we got a twin with no en-suite) I don’t think it was quite as bad as the previous reviewer had made out and for only 10GBP a night it seems a bit churlish to complain too much. So, what’s it like being near the southern tip of the South American continent? Cold, windy (howling gales not crooked roads this time!) and quite bleak at first impressions. More to follow when we actually do something.” Read and see more at: www.travelpod.com Photos from this trip: 1 …

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