What our passengers are saying?

YES, we had one of the best time of all of our trips. First of all we have the  very excellent driver"
Gregg". Thanks so much Gregg for bringing us home safe and sound. Then here comes the no.
1 tour guide; NATASHA GORANSKAYA. I mean she definitely the BEST tour guide in the whole
world.
My husband and I, we travel a lot around the world including cruising,
and we joined organized tour so we can learn much more about the country or the city.
And no....body can compare to her at all.
She is so....
intellegent,so proffessional,  yet very funny, amazing and most of all full of informations.
She is an absolutely enjoyable to travel with. I am sure we all have the same experienced
in that whole group. Infact, the next time we're going on another tour we will certainly request
for her again. What a privilege and a Blessing to be in her tour group.
We truly appreciates her so...
much and her enthusiasms in life. Natasha, Jim and I, we can't  thank you enough, you made
Jim's big 50th birthday the most memmorable one and the best experienced we had...
Again,thanks a million!!! And we will certainly recommend Comfort Travel to any one who wish
to travel to all of your distinations in the U. S. or Canada.  From Jim and Yolanda Johnson,
with Love and God's Blessings!!!

My husband and I just came back from a four day tour of Chicago.
Pam was our tour director and Wayne the driver.

I anticipated much like an airline tour, a few hours reading our books,
a little looking out of the window and some people watching...well was I  wrong...
we were entertained from the get go...Pam, with her games, movies, jokes, and continual abuse
of Uncle Wayne (the good sport) Wayne's driving was second to none...being the back
seat driver that I am, I felt very safe and confident, that he did not need my expertise,
the whole experience was relaxing and comfortable. For once my husband could sit back,
relax and enjoy...

Chicago speaks for itself, if you are visiting I assume you know why you are,
my advise is to do your homework as to how you would like to spend your free time....
museums, shopping, sightseeing, river cruise, etc.There is something for everyone. 

If I was to change anything, it would be day two.  The free time in the afternoon, could include dinner
(or not), on your own, with an early return to the hotel and the option of dinner at the hotel
or the area restaurants, with some time to shop or enjoy the hotel pool etc.or shopping
in the adjecent outdoor mall. 
While the opportunity to enjoy the downtown dining experience was notable,
time was not on our side, (45 min wait for service).

The bus was a stretch to say luxury, I found it a little cramped, however for the time spent it
was adequate. The hotel was "heavenly", truly luxurious and was definitely one of the perks..  

I for sure will book again for the New York trip and I can only hope that we are fortunate
to have the small bit mighty Pam and Wayne as our hosts.

Regards, the de Paulsens.

Hi

We recently took your New York City trip and throughly enjoyed it. Although we had two days
of rainy weather the commentary by Grahame our guide and Mark the NYC guide still
made the tours very interesting. Greg, the driver, was excellent. The Hyatt hotel
in New Brunswick was also great.
We highly recommend this trip.

Carole & Ted Mulvale

Keswick On.

Many, many thanks for just an absolutely wonderful trip to New York City. 
As first time visitors to the Big Apple, your tour was perfect for us
in becoming familiar with the highlights. 
Keith, our bus driver, deserves an award for his driving abilities in a constant torrential downpour
on our way to New York; Binnie our super cheerful power shopping tour guide made us all
feel so comfortable and up beat; and Hardy, our New York City tour guide was extremely
knowledgeable and so well informed on the history and happenings in NYC. 

The accommodation at the Hyatt in New Brunswick, New Jersey was first rate and
the breakfast buffets were scrumptious.  Not only that, finding a Tim Horton's near
Grand Central Station and another on Times Square really made the day... :-)

The reconstruction of the World Trade Center was both awe inspiring and solemn
at the same time. 
Definitely a reminder of what can happen in the blink of an eye.
So terribly tragic but tremendously uplifting to see what is rising out of the rubble. 

And, our fellow travellers were such a pleasure to tour with.  
What a friendly, happy group.  I just loved watching the purse buying frenzies.

Harry Southern