Karen
Brio Vacations - a total scam.
My sister purchased a Brio Vacations membership. When we tried to use them for a trip to Paris they were amazingly incompetent. 1. Air fare- when I googled, the first flight that came up was Air France non stop for about $2000. When Brio found us a flight it had 2 layovers and was close to $3000. When I asked the advisor about the flight I had found, her response was, "Oh, that would probably be better. " 2. When we asked to look at apartments and hotels in Paris, I specified the areas that I was interested in and stated that it would need to be no higher than the 2nd floor or have a lift. They suggested one apartment far from the requested area on the 4th floor of a building with no lift. As far as hotels, they gave a good sized list, but said that we would not be able to know the location until AFTER we booked! This company is a complete scam. They claim to offer a concierge travel planning service with knowledgeable agents. A ten year old with a computer and no knowledge of the city could do a better job.



