PRICE INCLUDES

AUSTRIA

Vienna

• Guided City tour of Vienna
• Visit to Schoenbrunn Palace

Salzburg

• Guided City tour of Salzburg

Hallstatt

• Cable Car to Dachstein Glacier
• Ice Palace, Stairway to Nothingness, Suspension bridge, etc.

Dachstein Glacier

• Dachstein Glacier Cable Car

HUNGARY

Budapest

• Guided City tour of Budapest
• Cruise on River Danube

Szentendre

• Orientation tour of Szentendre

SLOVAKIA

Bratislava

• Orientation Tour of Bratislava

CZECH REPUBLIC

Prague

• Guided City tour of Prague
• Visit to Prague Castle Viewing Gallery

Kutna Hora

• Visit to Kutna Hora

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PRICE EXCLUDES

• Tips of personal nature and any additional meals, other than those specified in the itinerary.
• Any increase in Airfare, Airport taxes, Govt Taxes, Fuel Surcharges, and any applicability of new taxes from Govt.
• Any extra cost incurred on behalf of an individual due to illness, accident, hospitalization, or any personal emergency.
• Optional tours, if any.
• Cost of Air ticket deviation charges.
• Any up gradation in Airline class or hotel room category.
• Cost of pre or post-tour hotel accommodation.
• Anything which is not included in the tour cost inclusion.

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Cancellation Policy:

• A cancellation charge of 50% of the tour cost will be applicable for the passengers canceling before 15 days of departure and 100 % of the tour cost will be levied as the cancellation charge for the cancellations within 15 days before the departure..

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Important Notes:

• Please ensure you leave a copy of your passport, visa, travel insurance, and tour itinerary along with contact numbers (if not yours, of the tour Manager who is accompanying you), with family members back home.
• Holding a valid US/UK visa in an expired passport, you can travel with your current valid passport without having to obtain a visa again. You need to carry your old passport with you.
• Minimum 2 pages for each country. blank pages are required in the passport before travel.
• Minimum of 6 months beyond the intended date of return from the tour.
• You can carry a Currency of USD 3000 or equivalent and Forex Card of up to USD 10,000 or equivalent.
• All visa fee/s are non-refundable.
• Granting of Visa is at the sole discretion of the Consulate.
• After obtaining a visa if the trip is canceled due to a medical emergency or similar, Our cancellation policy applies.
• Entrance fees to various monuments/museums/parks included, all included, as per the itinerary.
• Internal flights/cruise/ferry/yacht cost, all included, as per the itinerary.
• Local food of the destination and Indian food included as per itinerary.
• Don’t leave valuables in the open. Like money, your cellphone, kindle, tablet, and passport should also not be bandied around or left out in the open for everyone to see. Don’t let the false sense of security of traveling in a group get the better of you. Again, pickpockets are tricksters and will use the group for some sort of distraction and go in for the valuables. Let’s look at it like this: you don’t want to be stuck in a foreign country without your passport.
• Don’t act as if you were at home. Another thing to research is the etiquette and customs of the places you are visiting, and while it can be very tempting, don’t act as if you are in your own home when traveling Europe in a big group. What might be normal in India could be offensive in Europe. And please respect spiritual or holy places! Screaming, laughing, and joking with a big group in an underground tomb in Greece is frowned upon. That kind of behavior is frowned upon in most places. Oftentimes when people travel in big groups of friends and family, they forget where they are. Don’t be those people.
• Do use alternatives to cash. There are many alternatives to using cash such as travelers' checks, special travel cards, and even credit cards. A small amount of cash is always recommended for small unexpected expenses but keep the big purchases on plastic.
• Don’t flash money around. Europe is notorious for pickpockets and small acts of opportunistic crimes. While you may not be used to worrying about things like that, avoid flashing money around, or making it super obvious where your money or cell phones are kept — pockets are a no-no. While traveling Europe in a group is generally perceived as being safe, a crowd can also be an obvious target and sometimes makes it easier for someone to hustle past on the way out of a train and grab your wallet without you realizing it because you were all distracted. In general, when dealing with money there should be a level of vigilance — when drawing and exchanging money too, and avoid any ATMs or money exchanges that look suspicious.

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