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200 reviews
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This company is stealimg ypur money. Inreserbe a trip..they cancel it aftrr 3 days , without any explanation. The tripp was still there, on thei website for another week. 3 years ago reservation made with them to Punta Cana. I called the hotel 1 week before for transfer. They said they are closed..and they have no reservation. Dertour.de had no idee about this. These people are very irresponsable. Do not trust this company. Avoid them!!!
Cheating company without reason. Vacation totally on construction site.
Don't care about the costumes. Only cheating and stealing mony.
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