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Diana and I love roads, rest, and everything aesthetic. We often invite others to join us, sharing expenses among everyone.
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ProfessionalBratislava
Professional project manager, over 10 years of experience managing projects in IT. A year ago, started private practice consulting businesses on building operations processes.
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Organizes trips from Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Czechia, and Austria. All departures are with own Toyota ProAce Verso 2022 minibus; the package usually includes transfer, accommodation, and escort.
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Short ad: Toyota Auris for rent, the car is handed over in Bratislava. Conditions, deposit, and minimum rental period are not specified in the description — it is worth clarifying them in a private message.
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Toyota Auris rental
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Works with various inquiries: about relationships, work and finances, self-discovery, difficult choices, emotional state.
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