Brittituristit: Lapin-loma oli kuin pakolaisleiri

Se homeinen koppi joka kelpaa Suomalaisille kaljaajuoville örveltäjille hiihtolomalla pelkäksi nukkumapaikaksi, ei kelpaa kansainvälisille turisteille ja etenkään lapsiperheille!

Suomessa tätä ei vaan vieläkään ymmärretä!

PALVELU ja LAATU on se millä kilpailussa pärjätään!

Lapissa on matkailualalla paljon huijarifirmoja, joissa luvataan paljon ja annetaan vähän. Hinnat hirvittää, ja hinta-laatusuhde ei suinkaan ole kohdallaan...Ks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6EvwshRiF4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdTFZD8bsSA&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-P8P0lTS9o

Tuolla paikassa on aivan mahdottomat työoosuhteet; Pomo on kun mikäkin mulkku, eikä mene lääkäriin. Älkää ikinä menkö kätkävaaralle, täyttä kusetusta!

Oppaat ovat myös brittejä, 300 euron kuukausipalkalla.
Mutta tässä ei voi sumuttaa:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/santaclauslive-inside-cam

WELCOME TO CR*PLAND!
Kids in tears at hellish Santa trip

By Dominic Herbert & Chris Pragnell, 20/12/2009
A DREAM holiday to Lapland became a Christmas nightmare for dozens of British families, we can reveal.

Furious holidaymakers, who had shelled out thousands of pounds to see Santa, said kids were in tears.

And far from being a winter wonderland, their resort was "filthy and disgusting". Families complained of:

* FILTHY rooms.
* QUEUEING in icy conditions.
* DIRTY, ill-fitting snow suits.
* LOUSY food plus dirty glasses.
* STAFF sacked or on strike.
* ACTIVITIES cancelled or cut short.
* ICE HOCKEY with a tin can.

A family doctor claimed conditions were a HEALTH RISK.

Ryan Woodbridge bought a three-day break at Davvi Arctic Lodge in Karesuando, Finland, with Transun, of Oxford, for his wife, three kids and two relatives. Ryan, 33, who runs a hardware store in Bridgend, Wales, said: "It was more like a refugee camp than a wonderland.

"The room clearly hadn't been cleaned - there was vomit or some bodily fluid on the sofa."

When they complained, they say they were fobbed off and told the manager and assistant manager had quit.

Guests were then invited to collect snow suits. "We had to queue in this tin shed for 40 minutes, Ryan said. "It was minus 25°, we couldn't feel our fingers and toes, kids were crying.

"When we got the suits, none of them had been cleaned and none fitted. My shoes were two sizes too bigsuits." Later, they arrived for dinner to be told staff were on strike.

"Dinner was slop," Ryan said. "We had instant mash with a kind of curry. Beer cost £8 and glasses were filthy.

"One evening, when guests were promised salmon, they got fish fingers. I was sick and had diarrhoea that night. I'm convinced it was the food. Next day was the Santa visit. It was meant to be the highlight, with snowmobile, kids' activities and an ice hockey display. The snowmobile didn't work, there were no activities and the teams were using a tin can instead of a puck."

Dr Craig Barker, 38, a GP from Plymouth, Devon, paid £2,800 to take wife Sarah, 46, and their sons, eight and five, on a break.

He said: "I know this place was unsafe. In the UK it would have been closed down.

"It is this kind of environment that salmonella can develop. Fresh food was left by waste bins, plates were not clean because the dishwasher had broken down. It was disgusting.

"The children were very upset. They only had ten minutes with Santa after waiting 2½ hours in minus 15°. We were frozen."

"The husky safari, due to last an hour, took ten minutes and the snowmobile was cancelled due to what they called 'high emotion' of staff and guests, whatever that means."

The families say they are now planning legal action.

An ex-employee Liz Memear, 23, of Penzance, Cornwall, who walked out on Monday, called to tell the News of the World: "The food was diabolical, the accommodation was diabolical, it was embarrassing to welcome families there.

"There was just no organisation and no training. I had enough and quit, then heard that 26 staff were just sacked on Friday night with no explanation. I have no idea how this place is going to continue."

Transun declined to comment.

Sellainen kuva ja käsitys on nyt iskostunut Brittien mieleen!

Lähiaikoina luvassa konkursseja Lapin matkanjärjestäjille ja hotelleille kun turistit vähenevät ja matkoja perutaan joukoittain!

*Mitenkä Suomen matkailuyrittäjät aikovat korjata tilanteen?

Mainoskampanjoita ja oikean tiedon levitystäkö?

Toistaiseksi en ole nähnyt mitään!

ei sen kummempaa. voi olla tahallista temppuilua,jotta koko lappi saa kärsiä heidän tempuistaan.
eivät osaa tai halua hoitaa asioita kunnolla,ovat kuin omassa pellossa vieraalla maalla. tarkoitan koko ajan
tätä lapissa pesivää törkybrittifirmaa. firman voisi varmaan siirtää etelä-suomeen,siellä menee lujaa asioiden hallintaa myöten. tekivät isot kuprut ja omilleen vielä. ne vasta on isänmaallisia...nuo britit.

toi on joka vuosi, mut nyt täällä..