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Planifica tu viaje de golf sin complicaciones.

Gracias a mis años en una oficina de golf, en un hotel de golf y en ventas, sé cómo consigues las mejores horas de salida, cómo encuentras buenas ofertas para gastar menos y cómo evitas el estrés en el destino. Aquí descubres además qué te espera en los destinos, en los campos de golf y en los hoteles.

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Mirco Timm en un campo de golf, junto a la bandera del green
Golftourismus: Dein Guide für Golfreisen, Mirco Timm
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Golftourismus: Dein Guide für Golfreisen

En su libro, Mirco Timm explica cómo funcionan los viajes de golf entre bastidores. Descubres cómo una oficina de golf reparte las horas de salida, qué distingue a un buen hotel de golf y qué errores al reservar cuestan dinero. El libro está escrito en alemán.

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  1. Why your preferred tee time is goneIf you want to tee off at 10 a.m. on your golf holiday, you have to book the tee time together with the trip. I show you why the morning times go so early.Reservar un viaje de golf
  2. Reading a golf package: what is included and what costs extraBefore you book a golf package, you should know what the price includes and what you pay extra on site. In Vietnam I only found that out on the course myself.Reservar un viaje de golf
  3. Hollow-tined greens: ask about course maintenance before you bookIf you want to putt on good greens on holiday, you have to ask about the maintenance weeks of the golf course before you book. Here you learn what aeration and overseeding mean for your game.Reservar un viaje de golf
  4. Organising a golf trip as a groupSo that your group does not pay twice on a golf holiday, only one of you should book and change things. In the golf office I often saw what can happen otherwise.Con quién viajas
  5. Golf holiday with a partner who does not playIf your partner does not play golf, it is mainly the hotel that decides whether you both enjoy the holiday. Here you learn what you can ask before you book.Con quién viajas
  6. Going on a golf trip aloneIf you go on a golf trip alone, the golf course mostly puts you into a flight with other guests. Here you learn how you get a tee time as a single player and how you find company.Con quién viajas
  7. Christmas gifts for golfersIf you want to make a golfer happy at Christmas, you can give them a round on their dream course. You also find ideas here for women and for men who golf.Gifts
  8. Flying to your golf trip: how your golf bag travels with youIf you fly with your golf bag, you have to register it as sports baggage in advance. Here you learn what five airlines ask for and what you can do if it is damaged.Forma de viajar
  9. By car on a golf trip: luggage, tolls and ferriesIf you go on a golf trip by car, your own golf bag travels along at no extra charge. Here you learn how you can secure it, what the tolls cost and which ferries take you to the golf courses.Forma de viajar
  10. By train on a golf trip: golf bag, luggage shipping and Rail&FlyIf you go on a golf trip by train, you carry your golf bag yourself or you send it ahead. Here you learn what the railway allows and how you get to your flight by train.Forma de viajar
  11. By motorhome on a golf trip: pitches right at the golf courseIf you go on a golf trip by motorhome, you can stay overnight right at the golf course at some golf facilities. Here you find pitches in four countries with their prices and conditions.Forma de viajar
  12. By ship on a golf trip: cruise, river cruise and ferryIf you would like to combine golf and ship, you can choose between cruise, river cruise and ferry. Here you learn what a golf programme on board covers and how much time you need in port.Forma de viajar