I'm sick of this crap. Jews need to protest and show outrage. Do as the muslims...at least they know how to protest. Do I condone violence? Of course not. However, you can protest loudly and clearly without decapitating someone.

Lets be thankful that they are at least SEEING Auschwitz - rather than DENYING it ! {no matter how they see it}. Even if they make a mockery of it perhaps it may "sink in" later on - when they read about it on the internet or watch historical footage about it and say to everyone around them "I WAS THERE - I SAW THAT PLACE WITH MY OWN EYES IT IS REAL, NOT A LIE!" Let us thank HaSh-m for miracles - large & small.

Jews should not go because Auschwitz creates feelings of guilt and hopelessness. If non-Jews want to go, there is the chance they might become more empathetic to the frail condition of the modern Jewish world. Today the lunatic that runs Iran got one day closer to nuclear weapons and the world did what it did about Auschwitz. Nothing.

Strippers, beer, Auschwitz someones ill concieved intent has the air of dancing on the graves of those who died at Auschwitz... boycott those companies

WHY I AM WORRY ABOUT ? because jews easly to forget the past. JEWS JUST REMEMBER BUT FORGET !!!

Its amazing that they can stay sober long enough to find their way to the Airport to catch the plane to Krakow.

well they r British, and everything they do they do with bad tast. baaaaaa this pakages r redundant.

The way the organisers justify this package they treat Auschwitz like its a tourist attraction to stop by and have a look at before they all hit the pubs. Something must be done. British people I urge you to take action: Write letters to your local MP and to the leaders of the opposition parties. Get them to issue statements how he feels things like this are in bad taste and urges companies to stop offering them. Remeber there is a general election in November and there are votes to be gained from condemning it. All it takes is one party to speak out and the rest will follow. Write letters to the body that supervises travel agents. Legally they probably can't do anything but its going to cause them such a headache they will be encouraging the companies to stop these packages. Write to the TV shows that like to name & shame. Jew & non jew alike will find this disgusting so make sure everybody knows exactly who these agents are and not to use them. Eventually the bad publicity is going to start hurting them in the pocket and when that happens they will do something. There are lots of things that can be done so get out their and do your part

people visiting there or any other concentration camp, but the way of behaviour on such a place. The dress you wear, the shoutings and laughters, making of inappropriate pictures for romance etc. And in this matter Israeli visitiors are unfortunately of no exemption. I still recall an event when my "superjewish" israeli brother in law asked to be pictured with his girlfriend on top of a mass grave in Dachau. It ended in a big dispute between a austrian goy and a israeli jew about jewishness, taste, decency and respect. He was not the first and also not the last Israeli whom i had to remember where he is visiting and in which way he is expected to behave, especially when being a jewish israeli!

they can borrow one from Temple Mount's neighborhood, to satisfy everyone.

Last Night of Freedom wish to respond to a negative press article published over the weekend. It concerned our inclusion of the Auschwitz Museum Tour in the company’s Krakow Events portfolio. As a widely-respected event organiser with over a decade of experience, we take our social responsibilities very seriously, and the professionally-guided 3 hour tour of Auschwitz Museum – Krakow’s most famous landmark – is one of a range of activities, tours and packages that groups can choose from when tailoring their own bespoke itinerary. Far from disrespecting the memory of the millions who suffered in this infamous death camp, our clients – including teachers, doctors, lawyers and working professionals in general – show nothing but total respect when they attend. There has not been one single complaint from the museum itself towards us, our guides or our groups over the last decade, and we are appalled by any insinuation that we treat this emotive subject lightly. The official Auschwitz Museum will continue to form part of our Krakow menu because it is a unique educational tour that some of our clients feel compelled to experience. We are happy to have LNOF’s reputation and ethos put under any form of constructive scrutiny, and if anyone wishes to discuss the matter further please feel free to contact our Eastern European Location Manager, Paul Luke, through our website. Sincerely, Paul Luke on behalf of LNOF