Yes, definitely not one of my favourite jobs I've had to do, but what else can you do I suppose, I got mega stressed out as the passengers were nearly all me,me,me which I did not find particularly helpful.
I had to go to the morgue and identify the driver, (they knew who he was but he still had to be formally identified) sign for all his personal possessions, pack his case from the room with 3 lists of contents, one for inside the case which was then sealed, one for the police records which had to be translated and Notarised, (that cost me 450 Euro's), plus one for customs, all while being escorted by a policeman.
Then deal with 35 passengers, as to who, why, what, and "will we be leaving on time" sort out the hotel (cost of phone calls, Dr's, Ambulance etc,) find the flipping coach, (as it wasn't parked at the hotel, and no one knew where it was) get various other documents sorted out for the repatriation of the body, and start the return journey all within 12 hours of arriving there.
But it's done, thankfully. I have today off, working tomorrow and then off the rest of the week, I need to pick up a V.I.P. (
Very
Important
Parcel, compliments of
MikeGTW) on Tuesday from the PO, that's been sitting there for a week already, and although of some of the contents I know about, it seems Mike has added some other goodies too.
