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The company's previously proven reliability was the main reason for using its services again.
This time Argentina with a trip to Uruguay, then Brazil.
First place went to the Iguazu Falls, explored from both sides of the border, with an overnight stay in Puerto Iguazu, near the border, and some excellent beef in La Rueda. Second place went to Rio, a vast city with a hot climate and passionate people with a vibrant rhythm. Third place went to Salvador, its streets and dark history. Fourth place, but also on the podium, was a late afternoon wander around Buenos Aires, exploring the backstreets and grabbing a bite to eat.
Once again, the trip was well planned and carefully thought out by the organizers; flights were seamless, transfers were flawless, and guides were punctual and competent. This is standard at Planet Esc. Thank you. :))))

The trip to India with Planet Escape was a great success, just as successful as the previous two trips to other destinations. The guides were well-chosen. Our stars go out to Glen in Cochin/Kerala.
(a specialist curious about your knowledge of the topics discussed, which is probably not so common in this field), for Rajiv Triikha in Delhi (a professional guide with a great sense of humor and kindness), and Urgain, with whom we explored Ladakh. She is a woman passionate about Buddhism. Note! On the last day of your stay, she asks questions about the names, attributes, and roles of deities, as well as about topics discussed earlier 😊.
Wojciech Jagielski wrote in 'East from West': "Someone said that no other place in the world affects all the senses so simultaneously and dangerously as India." This may be true.
The second thought after returning from India was: the diversity is unfathomable, even for the Indians themselves😊.
Another: a large territory means a large history. Confronting the events and fates of the peoples of India with those of Europe highlights the recurrence of fate, albeit on a different scale.
It's worth taking on the plane: R. Dasgupta's 'Delhi. The Capital of Gold and Dreams'.
And now, Mr. Marcin, we are going to…?

The trip to Cuba was a mix of colorful imagination (inspirations include G. Green, S. Pollack, W. Wenders) and interesting, somewhat rough reality. It is worth seeing Cienfuegos, Vinales, the beach in Varadero and of course Havana. We toured the capital in an open Buick, a model from the 50s, with a guide from the studies completed in the 80s at SGPiS 😊. The guide of the Havana tour, or randomly spoken to people in pubs and on the Malecon, the hosts in the next quarters - were the decoration of the country.
Traveling around Cuba with Pl. Esc. without surprises. - as agreed. On the day of the planned departure, the Lufthansa strike began, kudos to Mr. Marcin and the Office for their quick reaction and arranging an alternative flight to Zurich. The vacation was on time and with flying colors.
Marzena and Karol from Wroclaw.
PS Required reading while traveling: Queen of the Caribbean by K. Suchanow.