Does anyone know anything about EF Educational Tours College?

I am a master now considering a trip to Europe. I have some information EF Tours College on its program of study abroad, but in all honestly, I'm going. They claim to be the lowest prices, but based on my personal experience, I know is absurd. I traveled to a much lower cost than offered to students. There is not much flexibility on the paper with the program and wonder if maybe get some hotels and commissions overseas guides perhaps explaining their lower price inflated costs. "Someone has experience as a teacher or head of the tour? Is it really a bargain? True, I think about it, but in Italy, a local guide is required by law even though I probably know more than the guide. However, I have no choice but to hire them, coming even through a program of study abroad is a must. ACIS also saw, not sure if they are better.

You're right, EF Tours College is expensive. Because the students have produced in 3 star hotels with double rooms instead of dorms hostel booking for them. Also organized restaurant meals instead of letting people make arrangements for dinner and lunch. What they charge for the service of a tour guide, bus and driver and organize everything is pretty much the standard for the industry. In this sense, are no better nor worse than any other travel agency. If you know a little about Europe, you can try organize everything yourself. It is not hard to do. You can place a student with some experience in travel costs if you do not want to do the work yourself in the leg. This will undoubtedly be the cheapest. (My teachers were when we started in the college tour to Iran, an Iranian student who had to fix everything, then students to be put in charge of tourist guides. Each student had to do an essay on a particular target has been given before travel, so that knew what they were talking about.)

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