The team at Gap 360 were very helpful when it came to booking my trip for a 2 week elephant volunteering project in Thailand, answering every question I had and being a good support network. As I have a medical condition I was asked to get my doctor to complete a medical form, this part was fine, however, when I got to Thailand no one in the team asked about the condition or touch base on the subject. I feeling this is a important matter as I was unsure as to if they had been told and if you knew how to deal with it if anything was to happen concerning it. Another point I would like to bring up is the price of the experience. When comparing with other members within my group it was clear I had paid way too much for the same thing, some were even taking part in the project for a longer amount of time and was still cheaper. I'm not sure if there were extra charges for something I was not informed of or if there is a very high commission for gap 360 to book the experience. Either way I am very unlikely to book with gap 360 unless a very good deal is on offer purely because of value for money. In terms of positive elements to the experience, the programme was well laid out with a good mixture of activities to do when we were at the elephant village, such as feeding, bathing and walking the elephant, planting and harvesting the elephants food, cooking for a local school, going to local market, finding out about elephant poo paper and the elephant graveyard. However at the weekends which was our 'free time' a better selection/suggestions of things to do would be helpful for those who have never been there, like myself. Personally I would like to thank Worn, Ing and Wi from the project, that would not only help during the project but also in their free/personal time, arranging travel such as tuc tucs, additional accommodation where needed and being a good support network for those feeling homesick.