TripHoboReviews of triphobo.com

We booked the 'Yangon by Circular Train: Life Along the Loop' tour. It was a fantastic experience for a taste of how the locals live and commute.... things you wouldn't normally see doing touristy things within city limits. The train ride was the best! I found it highly entertaining and eye-opening observing the locals go about their daily business! Our guide Peter was very knowledgeable and provided good insights to Burmese culture, foods and way of life. Also, i must say i love the name 'TripHobo!' Very original. Ingenious! :)

Really helps in planning a trip.

I booked the Culebra Day Trip by Catamaran from Fajardo through TripHobo, it was the cheapest price I could found online. But because of weather condition, we had to cancel part of the trip. I contacted TripHobo through WhatsApp, the customer service was good. Also the COO of TripHolo emailed me asking for feedback. :-) Now I get the partial refunding back for the cancelled tour. Thank you!

Honestly the most memorable excursion I have ever been on and I have been on many all over the world. I felt truly blessed to be in such an incredlbly old and wonderful place. Can't really say in words how I felt and still feel about this place called Playa Del Carmen. Sooo many wonderful and easily accessable places to go. Underground rivers and caves, groves, snorkling and diving etc etc etc. No I don't work for an advertising agency, I am turning 65 and have a brain injury and though some of the excursions were before I was injured, luckily I still remember them. I can no longer scuba dive which was high on my priority list of things to do. I wonder if anyone can tell me an alternate way of scuba diving with a brain injury.

Did a walking tour in Hamburg with Bob- great tour that gave us not only a full overview of Hamburg and its highlights but also fun facts about the city and Germany in general. Would recommend!

We and a couple of our friends were excited and happy to join this tour booked via TripHobo. We were picked up early in the morning at our Four Points Sheraton Downtown hotel on time with a big comfortable tour bus. I am a lover of taking many pictures on the tour. Fortunately, the front seats were available for my purpose. We were able to see everything with front row seats, plus provided many opportunities to take pictures along the 2 hours trip from Dubai to Abu Dhabi, plus picking up a few more groups of tourists in Dubai. The tour bus stopped at all the major locations that we were wanting to see and visit. Timing was right for each stop for us to get off and take pictures. The tour guide works well with the driver. The tour guide gave us history and background before each stop to fill us with appropriate among of detail to fill us with much appreciation of what we are seeing and allow about 20 minutes per stop. The impressive 1st stop was Ferrari World which was a theme park with many displays for picture opportunities. The last stop was the larges Temple in Abu Dhabi. It was huge, simple design, very diffenert than Christian Cathedrals. On the way back, the tour guide gave us a brief summary and keep quiet for the return bus trip giving many of us a time to rest from the long day bus tour.

As an avid traveler, I’ve never been so excited to discover this site. It was like discovering the best tool I had been subconsciously hoping to find. However, one thing that bugs me is the mode of transport assumed between different points. I could easily change it using the option available, but to do it for multiple such points is sort of a pain. But I understand it must be a difficult thing to do correctly for different types of users. Everything else seemed great, but I hope you see this and plan something for your future versions. Good luck.

I wanted to lay out my trip. Locations and dates and then pick motels, car and activities. I was hoping to make a map of my route to minimize travel time and then figure out the rest. It was too hard to figure out how to put in the locations and dates. All I was able to put in was start and end dates. No locations. Really seemed like the site is not for me, although I cannot figure out who would use it.