Testimonial - Susan Shumsky's Divine Travels Tours.
Extreme caution is advised in considering any tour with Divine Travels.
If you rely on what you read on the Divine Travels webpage when considering a Spiritual tour with Divine Travels, you may not be satisfied with what you get. Don't be deceived by the change in name to Spiritual Travels - A rose is still a rose no matter what it's called! Don't be misled by the wording or the pretty pictures at http://www.divinerevelation.org/Peru.html that is merely window dressing. Explore further, very carefully read the Tour Participation Agreement you are obliged to sign if you want to attend the tour. This is where you really find out about the tour and what you get in return for those hard earned dollars you are expected to payout.
Extreme caution is advised in considering any tour with Divine Travels.
If you rely on what you read on the Divine Travels webpage when considering a Spiritual tour with Divine Travels, you may not be satisfied with what you get. Don't be deceived by the change in name to Spiritual Travels - A rose is still a rose no matter what it's called! Don't be misled by the wording or the pretty pictures at http://www.divinerevelation.org/Peru.html that is merely window dressing. Explore further, very carefully read the Tour Participation Agreement you are obliged to sign if you want to attend the tour. This is where you really find out about the tour and what you get in return for those hard earned dollars you are expected to payout.
When you read tour contract conditions like those contained in the Divine Travels Tour Participation Agreement, you are left with the feeling this is just another one of those money making commercial ventures and that there isn't anything Spiritual whatsoever in the tour being promoted by Divine Travels and also at http://www.perutours.org/ .
Our advice would be, DON'T SIGN ANYTHING, but if you are determined to go, proceed with caution and before you make a decision have a lawyer read through the Tour Participation Agreement and be guided by that advice.
Complaints alleging misleading advertising by Divine Travels are lodged in the USA with the Better Business Bureau for promoting ethical selling and advertising practices and the Oregon Department of Justice.
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