Yes it is true…
Usually in life you get what you pay for. IF it seems to good to be true it usually is.
Yes some travel and tour agencies are TOO hungry for short-term profit.
The profit-hungry managers / owners conjure up a “faux luxury” sales pitch.
They do so because some less-savvy world travelers will fall prey to the temptation of a deeply discounted luxury vacation package that is slickly and richely marketed and then poorly delivered. P.T. Barnum would be proud
They even if they offer a “luxury hotel” often the worst rooms that no one wants. Among the tricks to cut cost are to cut corners on the quality. This includes the Planning, Execution, Experiences, their Services, Planning and People. These unscrupulous agencies play you for a fool and think you might not notice the poor planning and shoddy strategy of going cheap to pad profit margins.
as you will MISS OUT on exclusive and seamless Spain experiences.
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