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Noah, organised the full itinerary for a group of 7 travelling to Japan. He accommodated our full requirements and there was no issues when we had to change some of the itinerary. Nothing was an issue all completed with the minimum of fuss. Would highly recommend. Let's hope the holiday goes smoothly.
This is the first time for me to book with this company. It's been fairly easy to book although quite a few messages have been sent between us to get the itinery as I wanted and also a written daily itinery to make things easier for me when on holiday.
Rebecca has been very patient, is knowledgable and has answered my messages quickly and efficiently. Thank you.
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