Trips Area

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TRIPS & TOURS

If you want to meet with chosen lady(s), to get to know each other better and to establish serious, reliable and long-lasting relationships, then your next step is to make a trip to Ukraine.
Our highly professional staff is ready to help you in realizing your trip for your future Ukrainian wife. You will be impressed not only by meeting with the most wonderful Ukrainian lady(s), but also by professional, comfortable and sufficient services of our Marriage Agency.

To your selection we offer several Trip Packages, which best fit your needs and desires. During your trip we will introduce you to the lady(s) from . In order you have only pleasant memories of a trip to Ukraine, free from organizational troubles, we provide you with the car pick up/drop off the local airport/bus/train station, hotel accommodation, translation and other services.

You don’t have to come to Ukraine a lot of times to make your choice, you can visit ladies from different cities during one trip. We will help you with car transportation between cites for additional fee, provide you with our translation service and make your traveling as comfortable as possible.
Upon purchasing your Love Trip Package you must contact our office and confirm with our staff which trip package you have chosen, dates you plan to travel to Ukraine and the cities you want to visit. We will than contact you right away and send you all necessary information.
When you arrive at the airport, you will be given your own personal calendar to see who and when you are meeting!

You will also be provided with the personal interpreter/guide for the whole time of your stay who will not only translate your meetings with lady(s), but also be a great help in your wish to surprise with something special for your chosen lady.

We really want you to get married and we are ready to work on helping you in this. . Don't forget to bring the RING! see our Regular prices for trips and tours

What happens when you BOOK YOUR TRIP ?

Once you have purchased a Trip/Tour package from ualadys.com (see About us) you'll be required to select between 1-? Beautiful single ladies from our "Gallery of ladies", depending on which trip/tour package you have purchased. When you have selected the required number of ladies, you will place them on your "My Selected Ladies" list. Please list them in the order you want to meet. The top of your list will be #1 then #2, etc. We will then ask you to write a short autobiography in which you... read more

Marriages & Engagements

Below you will see photographs of some of our former members who are now engaged and/or married. Some of the photos may only feature the lady. For the confidentiality of our male clients, at their request we have not featured their photos. read more

Are you ready to reserve a trip?

If so, please fill out the special form. This will allow us to proceed with arranging a tour agenda and hotel accommodations that will best fit your timetable Fill in our trip-request form

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Trip Preparation and General Information

Some introduction services will send you alone into the great unknown to meet only a few ladies. You will be put into an apartment, exposed to great danger, inconvenience, and periods of isolation. This is not a trip! It's hit or miss at that point. At best, your local hosts will be grossly incompetent. If at all possible, please go within the safety and convenience of a trip where you will meet far more quality ladies. Read more about Travel Suggestions For Ukraine (money, your photos, weather, medications, luggage, documents, electricity, travel insurance, etc...) read more

Airline + Tickets + Visas

The following information maybe useful for you if you are planning your trip to Ukraine. Here you may find the list of the embassies of Ukraine located in your country or even region. After you contact the embassy and receive all the informations about your Visas you must get plane tickets to Ukraine and fix the dates of your arrival with trip manager. read more

Money & Costs

Currency: Ukraine gryvnia (UHA; sometimes spelled 'hryvnia')
Budget meal: US $20-30
Moderate restaurant meal: US $50-60 Top-end restaurant meal: US $150+
Budget room: US $50-60 Moderate hotel: US $100-150 Top-end hotel: US $250+

Food is ridiculously cheap in Ukraine, and accommodation isn't much more, especially outside Kiev. You can travel comfortably for around US $10-$150 a day, though prices are 15-30% higher in the capital. If you stick to mid-range * restaurants and hotels, you can expect to spend around US $80 a day. If you self-cater, share accommodation and rely solely on public transport you can reduce your costs even further. Exchange kiosks have the best rates, while hotels generally have the worst.

Hard currency can be changed into gryvnia anywhere, but travelers' checks credit cards are only accepted at certain banks and exchange offices in a few larger cities. You'll need to bring wads of cash, the most commonly accepted being the US dollar and Euro. Using hard currency in restaurants and retail shops has been officially banned, but many services aimed at foreign tourists are exempt from this ruling and expect hard currency. At upmarket tourist-oriented eateries, a tip of about 5-10% is expected; many include a 5% service charge in your bill, and you can add a bit more for excellent service. Haggling at the country's many food, art, souvenir and craft markets is expected and sometimes fierce.

Features of ukrainian etiquette

Here are a few simple rules of etiquette that may help you out of trouble or embarrassment when visiting Ukraine

• If invited into a family home, it is traditional to bring a gift: a bottle of wine, a cake. A bouquet of flowers is customary. IF YOU BRING FLOWERS - make sure it is an uneven number of flowers. If there is a child in the house, it is appropriate to provide him/her with a small gift as well.
  
• When shaking hands, take off your gloves!
  
• Be prepared to remove your shoes upon entering a home.
  
• To keep apartments or homes clean, most hosts will provide you with a pair of slippers called "tapochki". The "i" at the end of "Tapochki" is pronounced as in "hit"
  
  
• On public transportation give up your seat to mothers with children, the elderly or the infirm
  
• At the entrance of upscale restaurants, expect that a coatroom attendant will check your coat, briefcase or baggage.
  
• When eating dinner at someone's home, casual dress is recommended.
  
• Be ready to give toasts at dinner, for guests are often asked to do so.
  
  
• Offer to share your snacks and cigarettes with those around you.
  
• Be prepared to accept all food and drink offered you when visiting friends or relatives.
  
• Ukrainians are known for their generous hospitality when it comes to feeding others. Turning down food maybe considered rude.
  
• For business, dress should be conservative. Men should not take off their jacket unless asked to do so.
  
  
• In Orthodox churches women wear scarves or hats, and men take off their hats.
  
• Don't put your thumb between your first two fingers - this is a very rude gesture. It's called "Doolya" and has been used as a symbol of defiance against Ukraine's invaders and oppressors for centuries. If you feel you must make this gesture, be certain your hand remains hidden in your pocket!
  
  
  

  Some things to know about Ukrainians:

• Family ties are of great importance. Parents are addressed in plural as a sign of respect.
  
• Every hostess strives to impress her guests with a great variety and quantity of prepared dishes.
  
• The national cuisine is distinguished by creative use of salads, savoury pastries, onions, peppers, garlic, pickles, breads and tortes.
  
• We love pork fat (raw, salted or smoked) with rye bread and garlic.
  
• In the past and occasionally today (not in cities, of course) , in refusing a marriage proposal a girl would just hand a pumpkin to her suitor.
  
• Speeches and toasts are common during a meal: to the hosts, parents, guests, etc. The 3rd, the 6th and the 9th toasts are always to the ladies.
  
• We are great barbecue enthusiasts. Meat is prepared (marinated beforehand) ? delicious!
  
• Our Christmas is celebrated on January 7th according to the Julian calendar.
  
• Whether in a big city or in the countryside we like to own some land for gardening.
  
• Landlords often keep the best room in their country home (dacha) for guests, but never actually live there.
  

  It is considered bad luck:

• To shake hands and handle things over a threshold.
• To pour drinks in a glass, which is held in hand.
• To whistle indoors (you will whistle away your good fortune)
• To open an umbrella indoors and hold it up.