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Wonderful experience. All questions I had regarding the trip were answered quickly! I would definitely use this travel agency again!

Just returned from a tour of South Korea and Japan. We were so lucky to be there during the peak of Cherry blossoms! I was a bit concerned about the language barrier, but I had no reason to worry. The guides spoke English and were helpful and gave us guidance for our free time. Hotels were very good and meals were fine. For me the highlight was Peace Park where we had spectacular views of Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms and a shrine. That’s not to take away from other stops on the tour. All were interesting and exposed us to Korean and Japanese culture. Overall an interesting tour with a good balance of cultural, scenic and free time events.

Just completed a tour of Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand. As in the past trips, hotels, food and guides were great.
Cultural visits were outstanding.
Our flight was with Cathay Pacific also outstanding and all other flights were well organized.

We recently toured Thailand with a long stay extension in Phuket. This was a fantastic tour! Once again, Tripoppo provided a memorable experience at a reasonable cost. This was our 5th trip with Tripoppo and Tripoppo continues to be our travel company of choice.

I just returned from the TripOppo tour “15 Days Japan & South Korea” March 20 – April 3, 2025. It certainly is good value for the money and you get to see all the major sights in a short period of time. Hotels (all but one) are lovely and comfortable. The buffet breakfasts were great. Meals included on the tour were great and gave super opportunities to sample food from each culture.
But there are limitations that made this trip much less enjoyable.
The promotion said “small to medium group”. Our group initially had 31 people and 5 more joined us in Japan. I can’t imagine how much bigger a “large” group would be. This number is unwieldy for the guide who was trying to lead us in mostly very crowded venues. Even crossing the street with traffic lights proved challenging to get us all to the other side before the light changed. Just walking down the crowded streets, it was difficult to keep our group together and follow our guide. Luckily, we had a very friendly and mutually supportive group – all 36 of us – and we looked out for each other, especially if someone was falling behind.
The Japanese guide walked especially fast and, despite carrying a stick with stuffed animal on top, it was difficult to keep up and to see where she had gone. For me, if someone taller cut in front of me (which happened often) I couldn’t see her stuffed animal. I’m a pretty fast walker but it was difficult to keep up. Others in the group were less ambulatory and more challenged to keep the pace. Our guide talked about how hard it was on her, at age 60, to manage our group. Many in our group were from mid-sixties to mid-seventies and following was difficult. She showed her frustration but we were at least equally frustrated.
The Japanese guide often said that time was limited and if you stopped to take pictures you’d fall behind. But, for me and several others, taking pictures was what it was all about. And many of us wanted to take photos of things other than what the guide pointed out.
A good example of this was in the Bamboo Forest. We struggled through large crowds to get to a point where our guide said people took the pictures that appear on Instagram. I, for one, didn’t want the pictures everyone else took; I hoped for my own unique photos. Then we were to turn around and fight the crowds going back. A few of us asked if the trail was a loop and couldn’t we finish the loop. The guide warned that there were lots of steps and not much to see on the rest of the trail, and if we chose to follow the loop we might be late getting back. In fact, those of us who took the loop found it less crowded, more interesting and with opportunities to take photos along the river. The steps were low level and very manageable. We returned to the meeting place in advance of the guide and the rest of the group.
Not only was the pace rapid but both guides had limitations to their use of English and many of us did not understand what was being said. Our Korean guide had a mic and small speaker for visits to sites; the Japanese guide used only her voice. In both cases it was difficult to hear the information they shared about the sites and instructions about where and when to meet, especially with large crowds and other noise around us. Our Japanese guide spoke somewhat more clearly in English but we questioned her comprehension as she had difficulty understanding and answering questions. It appeared she had limited knowledge about the different sites visited. (Ironically, when we joined the TripOppo Zoom orientation meeting prior to the tour, we found the speaker difficult to understand and unable to answer some of our questions).
Many of the eating places required cash only although we had been advised that credit cards and a small amount of cash would be sufficient. If you go, be prepared to either change money or withdraw cash from an ATM (not always convenient when in some markets).
The final disappointment was the (optional) Teppanyaki dinner at the end of the tour. Unlike other Teppanyakis, there were no flourishing knives or banter by the chef. We just got to watch him cook and serve us – and there wasn’t even enough room for all of us to watch. Some had to sit at another table and get up to see the process. This was very disappointing, not to mention very expensive. The food itself was excellent, but it was questionable whether it was worth the money.
Recommendations: •Smaller group. The size of the group was unmanageable for both the guide and the participants. A lot of time was spent just collecting all members of the group – time which could have been spent viewing the site.
• Most people want photos of their tour; this needs to be a consideration when walking around sites.
• Guides use speaker system where guide has mic and participants have a receiver and headphones so everyone can hear.
- Fewer sites, more time at each site

Mystery of Egypt, the Nile Cruise and Red Sea, (14 days),
A shout-out to Candie from Tripoppo Operation Team. She kept us well-informed, made suggestions when asked, took care of issues to more than our satisfaction and has a great sense of humour!
The trip itself, was very well organized. The guide (Ali) was more than exceptional and knowledgeable. He made the trip over the top enjoyable, looking after points of interests, commentary, safety, added extras (unique shopping) and side-trips such as visiting the new museum (GEM) before its official opening.
Tripoppo’s logistics when meeting at the airport, hotels, drivers etc had NO glitches.
For future reference make people aware of some very early mornings, and restrictions for some of the sites…(Valley of the Kings) super steep climb. We had no problems but others may.
Thank-you,
Faith & Al

The Mekong River cruise was excellent. The whole trip to Cambodia was well organized and interesting. And then Tripoppo sent us to Thailand and left us completely on our own, no organized trip for the full day we spent there. We had to find something to do on our own. We didn't ask to go to Thailand, it is where the trip sent us so we should have been escorted.

Our tour to Egypt/Jordan with Nile cruise was very well organized.
Both our tour guides, Emad in Egypt and Bashar in Jordan were very knowledgeable.
We really enjoyed the pyramids, the nile river cruise, Petra, Wadi Rum, Dead Sea etc.
Highly recommended this tour.
Looking forward to book another tour with Tripoppo.

The tour was well organized. The tour guide had great knowledge.

Multiple cities all arranged perfectly. Pick up at airports were all done well. Tour guides are knowledgeable. Excellent.

We went on a 12 day tour to Peru. It was very organized and the tour went very smoothly. Would recommend!

The trip was more than expected , everything was good

Really enjoyed the different cultural experiences on this trip, the bullet train, the Hanbok, DMZ zone and traditional Japanese bed. Hotels were amazing, the choices of food made it easy even for anyone with dislikes or allergies to enjoy.
Tour guides were great, especially Minnie in S. Korea with her enthusiasm for her country.
This was our fifth trip with Tripoppo and we are just booking another one for this year.

Our trip to South Korea and Japan was truly amazing.
TripOppo looks after all the details in terms of transportation, transfers, hotels, tours and guides. Our only job was to take in the experience in terms of fun, food and cool cultural experiences.
I would highly recommend TripOppo.
We will be booking with them again in 2026 for our Vietnam vacation.

Love to travel with tripoppo well organized tours with highly professional customers services. Our last trip with them Peru amozon jungle Machu Picchu and interka lakes. Such amazing experience. Would recommend everyone to get this experience also we did 4 days Dubai land only trip best customes service from local tour guides and enjoyed amazing and most beautiful Dubai UAE and Abu Dhabi. Thank you Jason and belle for providing great services and most memorable experience

Last We went to Odyssey of Indochina with Bangkok last April 2024. The trip was very good and had a great time also the guide and the hotels was excellent. I highly recommend this trip. Thank you! Narmada Mistry

Price is good, tourist guide is also good.
Food and accommodation met my requirement.

Trip to Turkey and Greece was amazing trip. Tour guide was excellent and managing the group very well. Overall i can recommend this trip confidently!

We had a great trip with caring staff who look after all of our needs in Greece and the islands. All tours were as described in the brochure with excellent knowledgeable guides. This is our third trip with TripOppo as the pricing is great when comparing to other companies.

TripOppo was the most affordable tour company and offered a more diverse itinerary. We did the Morocco tour and it was amazing. Our tour guide Mustapha Asri and his team of Mustapha and Hussan took the best care of us from the time we arrived in Casablanca until we departed on December 2nd.

Fiona Jiang at TripOppo was the agent who assisted me in creating this package for our group of 28 passengers. She held my hand and resolved any issues that arose throughout planning this adventure - and I do say that it was an amazing adventure.

Our itinerary was packed full of great destinations to explore. We visited the Mosque Hassan II in Casablanca which was so beautiful then traveled to Rabat (the Administrative Capital. I have never seen a big city so clean and beautiful and saw the Ouadayas Garden & Kasbah, Mohamed V Mausoleum and the Hassan Tower Mosque.

Next was traveling to Chefchaouen (OMG it was mesmerizing). We walked through the narrow streets lined with colourful blue buildings. We then traveled to Fes the spiritual capital and toured the Medieval Medina and its souks, the royal palace and Jewish quarter and the outside of Moulay Idriss mausoleum and Karaouine Mosque and the famous tanneries.

Our next stop was the best day - we went by 4x4's into the Sahara desert, rode dramadones (camels) and glamped in the desert - the sunset was simply stunning.

We toured Marrakech, a UNESCO World Heritage fortress in southern Morocco. We got to tour one of the biggest movie lots in Africa called Ouarzawood where films like Lawrence of Arabia, Troy, Gladiator and Games of Thrones were filmed. It was so much fun.

In the medina in Marrakech, yes there were snake charmers to see and so much activity that you didn't know where to start. The shopping in the medina was so much fun and prices were good.

Finally, the Atlas Mountains were so beautiful. Every turn of the road brought different views and landscapes.

This should be on everyone's bucket list. A must to experience. We'll be talking about this one for years to come.
Thank you TripOppo