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Go Gaido’s self-guided Whatsapp city tours, you get to self-pace and discover the best spots with tailored recommendations delivered straight to your phone.
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My family tried the all killer no filler tour in Rome Italy, fantastic experience 10/10 for a mixed generation trip 13-67.
The tour was delivered via WhatsApp’s and showed us all the major sights and local hotspots, we bought three tours so that our group could break up and go at there own pace and meet up at the refreshment stops along the way.
When we went a little wrong - totally my fault the customer service team replied right away.
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