HOW TO BOOK
BOOK EARLY IF YOU CAN Our tours ll up quickly, so to guarantee your choice of tour and departure date it is best to book as early as possible.
ONLINE
It’s easy to check availability and book online at
www.explore.co.uk As well as booking your next Explore holiday you can also:
Read the day by day itinerary for all our tours Check the latest availability, new departure dates and up to date prices Read trip reviews from previous Explore travellers Contact our Adventure Travel Experts on live chat or by email Check for ‘Late Availability’ and ‘Special Offers’ Read up to date news and articles from around the world
...and there’s a lot more to come! OVER THE PHONE
Call our Adventure Travel Consultants on 0844 875 1892 to check availability and book your holiday. You can make deposit and full payments by credit or debit card over the phone.
LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT Visit your local travel agent to plan and book your Explore holiday.
Find out more on our Social Media Networks:
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Payment
Deposit To secure a booking we require a non-refundable deposit of 10% of the tour price. Occasionally, a higher deposit is required but you will be advised about this at the time of booking. If your travel starts within 60 days of booking, full payment will be required at the time of booking. A higher deposit will be required if any suppliers require additional payment at the time of booking (or before the date at which the full balance becomes due). Occasionally, full payment for a particular service (such as your ights) may be required at the time of booking.
Travel Insurance If you are purchasing travel insurance from Explore, the full premium must be paid at the time of booking to ensure all cover (including cancellation cover) is valid.
Final Payment A nal invoice will be sent to you ten weeks before departure. This must be paid no later than 60 days before departure.
Cheque, Debit & Credit Cards You can pay the deposit and nal invoice by cheque, credit or debit card. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Maestro or Solo. A credit card fee is not payable for the deposit payment and insurance premium. However, a 2% fee is payable (i.e. £2 per £100) if your nal invoice is paid by credit card. This fee does not apply if payment is made by debit card.
Booking Checklist Travel Insurance – is mandatory for all customer on all Explore tours. Pre-existing Medical Conditions – must be declared to your insurers. Insurance documentation – all relevant information must be carried with you on tour.
Passports – must be valid for at least six months. Visas – please leave adequate time to obtain all visas and make sure you have enough space in your passport for stamps.
Fitness & Ability – you must be suf ciently t and healthy to be able to take part in all included elements of the tour.
Names – most airlines now require your full rst name, middle name (if you have one) and surname. These must be provided exactly as they appear on your passport, otherwise boarding may be denied.
Advance Passenger Information (API/APIs) – Some governments require you to provide personal information from your passport, before travel. We will advise you if this is required.
Booking conditions – when you book, you will be asked if you have read and understood the Booking Conditions and General Information (p286- 291) – please note that you are bound to do so. Although many people decide not to read the small print, you will nd that a great deal of useful information is included within it. We really appreciate you taking the time to do this.
Data Protection Legislation Explore Worldwide Ltd is registered on the UK Data Protection Register in the UK. For our full data protection and privacy statement please see page 291.
or call our experts on 0844 875 1892 293
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