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It seems that if there is any indication in the travel company's report that the things that vacationers will complain these days are not over.
The Australian tourism website revealed some funny complaints, including no kangaroo jumps near Sydney, too many European tourists in the summer and not enough English speakers.
Others are disappointed that Japan is too cold to ski in the winter, Singapore is too hot and lacks fresh air.
Another traveler was frustrated to find herself surrounded by children while relaxing in Fiji during school holidays-even though she brought her own children.
A tourist found that the Gucci handbag they bought in the Chinese market for $20 was not real and disappointment turned into anger.
Even the beaches of Greece can't satisfy the discerning tourists, as there are complaints that it has stones instead of sand.
Other complaints are surprising-who would complain that their aviation seats are too comfortable, apparently the UAE seats keep them asleep when a traveler wants to stay awake throughout the flight.
Last year, Thomas Cook and the British travel agency Association revealed that there were other complaints in addition to interesting complaints.
The travelers complained that "The beach is too sandy" and were angry when they saw the fish swimming in the sea. "No-
We were told there were fish in the sea.
"The children were shocked," the tourist said . "
In another complaint, a British guest at Novotel Australia said his soup was too thick to realize that he had been sipping from a gravy boat.
In a more bizarre twist, a traveler blamed the pregnancy on a hotel.
Other complaints include "too many Spaniards" and "too many curry in Indian restaurants ".
The comedy is not over.
Not only will the hotel hear a lot of strange complaints, but it will also receive some of the same complaints
Meet guest requirements.
Best Western, the British hotel chain, has released a list of strange needs, including a group of guardians of sex addicts, a menu entirely made up of blue food and dog beds.
Closer to home, shared some funny and before.
A passenger
When the weather was bad, the hotel staff asked if they could arrange a rain stop.
Another employee desperately tried to block the sun in their room, and in order to prevent the light from coming in, the staff was forced to tape the windows.
Another traveler insisted that the air conditioner made a strange sound, but finally found that the sound came from an electric toothbrush in his own suitcase.
Other strange requests include asking the hotel staff if they can borrow shoes, drive to the store, use the car, and even get married to their daughter.