Going on holiday is not an easy thing to do. If you\’re going on one, you\’re usually already thinking about where you\’re going in the winter. You need to arrange accommodation, and those who leave the choice of place and accommodation to the last minute may be very unpleasantly surprised that no accommodation will be available. If you don\’t want to risk it, you should plan your holiday in the spring at the latest, when many travel agencies are already announcing full dates.

Alone or with a tour?
Everyone wonders whether it is better to go alone or with a tour. There is no clear answer to this question, but if you choose a solid tour operator and a good tour, there is usually nothing to worry about. You\’ve paid for everything and there are no extra expenses except for the entrance fees and excursions. But you need to choose the company you go with well, because currently there are more than 500 of them. always be guided by the experience of others. Airport transfers or travel insurance may not be included, so you should always ask around and read contracts carefully.

Travel insurance is one thing that many people overlook, yet it is so important. I\’m sure you\’ve heard on the news that some foreign tourist was skiing where they shouldn\’t have been and an avalanche ripped through, resulting in a search and lengthy treatment, which the irresponsible skier had to pay for. These are sums in the order of hundreds of thousands of crowns, and you could be in a similar position if you neglect to take out travel insurance to cover the cost of transport and treatment abroad. Your insurance policy needs to be well set up, so don\’t choose the cheapest one that will only cover the bare essentials.

With an insurance policy and a well-chosen tour, you\’re in for a great holiday that your whole family will enjoy. It would be a shame to spend a lifetime reminiscing about a dream holiday that turned into a nightmare.