Tim Rued's Sweden Tour 2018 June 27 - July 11 |
What you get with a personal interpreter/guide: |
ANY ALLERGIES? You will have assistance in making sure any foods you buy don't have ingredients that will disagree with you. |
Like Garage Sales? Your guide will be happy to stop and let you shop for used treasures. |
Want to buy Clothes? Your guide will help you find the right store for what you want, and assist you in asking for the right style and size. |
SPECIAL INTERESTS? Your guide may be able to get you on-the-spot tours of workplaces similar to yours at home: power plant, newspaper, post office, or the like. You may also get to find the local Swedish version of a favorite activity: windsurfing, golf, etc. |
Unexpected Problems? You have help at the bank, the pharmacy, the doctor, the police, customs, etc. if necessary. |
Many, many Swedes speak English today, thanks to TV and the internet. But many of these have a limited English vocabulary, and to get the most out of your trip, an interpreter can be invaluable. |