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The very special Christmas present!

“It was a snowy December evening and the busy city center of Munich was bustling with activity. Fairy lights twinkled in the trees, Christmas markets beckoned with mulled wine and gingerbread, and people hurried through the streets with full shopping bags.

The light was still on in one of the offices in a modern high-rise building. Alexander Wagner, in his mid-50s, at the zenith of his career and one of the most successful managers in the automotive industry, sat at his desk. The figures from the annual accounts flickered across his screen while he absently played with a ballpoint pen. His thoughts were elsewhere. It was December 22nd, and like every year, he had once again failed to get his Christmas presents in time…”

If your tour operator leaves you out in the rain…

Climate change and its consequences for travel are unmistakable: the weather conditions of the last 3 years have proven to be increasingly difficult. This is particularly bad when an expensive trip has been carefully planned in advance and then literally falls through.
It is advisable to be prepared for possible changes in the weather, especially for weather-dependent trips to mountain and coastal regions.

A bad weather program is therefore often not only a useful, but a decisive element for a relaxed and all-round successful trip.

Find out what you should do before you book your next trip!