As Marketing Manager for JayWay Travel, I get to see a lot of Central & Eastern Europe. As a foodie I see lots of other places too (Italy & Spain mostly).
Italy: Route Amsterdam to Athens
Are you driving the car back? Or have you had a quote for the one-way fee for this? It will be astronomical. See More
Croatia: Transportation quicker than public buses?
In Croatia, especially the coastal towns, taxis are pretty expensive. Especially long distance. See More
Croatia: European sim card or local sim card in each country?
When? Now, best to get a SIM for each country, after mid June you *should* be able to roam, but mind the small print. See More
Croatia: Eastern Europe Rail Pass
There are very few trains in Croatia, nothing further south than Split, and they tend to be very slow. Most people get around by bus (or ferry). See More
Too much moving around in my opinion. Not worth going to Hvar for one night. No experience with blablacar in Croatia but you can check it out yourself to see if there are any rides there. There's no other competitor to look at though. Public transport or one way car... See More
Prague: which is better Hotel:King Court or Grandior?
Not stayed in either, but the Kings Court has a much more central location. As to food - haven't eaten in either but they're not renowned for their food. Whichever place you choose there are better restaurants very close. See More
Brno: What's the best neighborhood in Brno for a first time visitor?
Be as central as you can, then the whole center is in walking distance. It's not a touristy city at all and the very best of it is in the center. See More
Yes it's too much. Keep to a maximum of 4 places. And try to change your flight so you're not doubling back on yourself. Open jaw is the way to go to avoid wasting time. See More
Dubrovnik: Best hotel in Dubrovnik for Honeymoon??
Villa Dubrovnik d.d. hands down. Seclusion, chic and a Venetian launch to take you into town. It's a favorite among our honeymooning guests. See More
