THE COMPANY have been criticised for offering hunting followed by an evening with prostitutes.
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| The controversial trip caused outrage(Getty) |
A travel company have faced huge criticism for reportedly offering hunting holidays followed by an evening with prostitutes.
It's believed the Austrian travel website caused outrage when it was discovered they were offering hunts from a lodge in the Neustift-Innermanzing area of Lower Austria's Alpine foothills… that ended with a 'lovely companion'.
Hunting is legal in Austria and prostitution is legal and regulated. But the trip still caused an uproar amongst animal rights activists.
Premium-hunting.com, have since pulled the offer and the advert no longer appears on their website.
And it's not just the advert that's been pulled - the company also appears to have vanished from the internet.
The full ad for the controversial trip – according to MailOnline - read: “After an exciting day's hunting what could be better than a cosy night for two, or even three, in a remote mountain cabin.
“Everything is possible.”
It continued: “The hunters' return will be welcomed back by the heart by a lovely companion, and of course absolute discretion and confidentiality are guaranteed.”
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| Hunting is legal in Austria |
The Association Against Animal Factories spoke out against the trip, which was billed as a ‘Romantic Weekend Hunting.’
It was claimed the animals were simply driven towards a fence and then shot.
The AAAF spokesman Martin Balluch wrote: 'It is hunting with prostitutes.
"It seems that with money anything is possible."
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| Prostitution is regulated in Austria(Getty) |
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