Thanks for taking the time to write a review, Allan! It was great strolling along the bayou with you, both. Thank you, also, for mentioning the difficulties you had booking your tour. It is true that TourHQ's system is not easy to work with - I have been trying to communicate the problems with th More

e system to them and they just don't seem to want to understand. If TourHQ wants greater success they'll have to listen to the people with whom they do business - tour guides as well as their clients. Meanwhile, it was a great day - thank you again! Less

Thanks, John!!! It was a great day. You know what I think would be fun would be a tour that includes a few cemeteries! There are many interesting people in many interesting places. Maybe we could think about that for next time. Thanks again!

Thank you Ima, for the great review. I enjoyed it, too and hope you'll come back soon. As for the TourHQ confusion, I have spoken with them repeatedly about their system. It's true, it's difficult and inconvenient. One of the problems is that they do not take into consideration that tours and More

tourism in the United States are handled differently than in other parts of the world. Rather than hiring a tour guide for your entire visit as you do in Europe, Asia and Africa, in the U.S. we tend to sell specific tours, such as a food tour or a ghost tour. The biggest problem with TourHQ is that they don't allow for communication between guest and guide until a proposal is made and often more information is needed before the proposal can actually be written up. I've discussed this with them and I guess they just don't get it. So, a word to guests who are reading this - if you submit a request for a tour, be patient; I'll get to you as quickly as I can. That said - thanks again, Ima, for a great afternoon! Less