Mohan M.
Google
I strongly advise against booking with Greca. My experience was characterized by a complete lack of transparency and a total disregard for the premium price paid.
Be extremely careful with the salesperson named Paula. She will promise everything you ask for to close the sale, but once the money is paid, she will cut off all communication. The post-sales people are consistently rude, unhelpful, and have no clue about your specific itinerary.
Deceptive Practices: They charge a heavy premium with the promise of "better" hotels and guides, only to provide a very poor selection of hotels and non-English speaking guides at the last minute.
No Transparency: They refuse to disclose specific hotel names or activity details until the very last second. Even then, they change itineraries without notice, leaving you with no control over your own holiday.
Outsourced & Uncontrolled: It is clear they use an outsourced model but have zero authority or quality control over the third parties they hire. You are essentially paying Greca to act as a middleman who disappears when things go wrong.
Failed Communication: Despite advertising a 24/7 emergency WhatsApp number, it never works when you actually need it. We were frequently left in the dark with no communication on what the next steps of our trip would be.
This company is unprofessional and operates with a "take the money and run" mentality. Save your stress and your budget by booking elsewhere.
Abandoned by "Customer Satisfaction" During a Visa Crisis
"Warning to all: Greca Travel provided an itinerary for my wife’s Schengen visa application (Chinese passport), then changed the entire plan on our travel day. This discrepancy created immediate issues with border authorities between Morocco and Spain.
We contacted their 'Emergency WhatsApp' number in a panic, only to be met by a useless bot that asked for our reference number 5 times and then went silent. The so-called Customer Satisfaction team doesn't exist to solve problems—they exist to justify their own negligence and challenge the customer instead of fixing their mistakes. They will never admit to gross wrongdoing; they simply defend it until you give up.
The downgrade from a promised 4A category hotel (like Hyatt Regency) to a "dirty" Stay In hotel is a clear breach of contract and a form of misrepresentation. You have strong grounds for a full or partial refund and official complaints.
Greca has a team called Customer Satisfaction - I’d like to give a massive shout-out to Greca’s leaders. Naming a team that is a stroke of comedic genius—it’s like naming a desert 'The Water Park.'