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England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Four different countries brought together to make a wonderful touring extravaganza
thorough the history and romance of the Irish and British countryside. The four countries are seamlessly linked in this epic
Journey. We will show you great historic treasures as well as a good selection of lesser known ones. You will also ride an
amazing selection of different trains from monorail to broad gauge, steam, diesel and electric.
Fine food, good hotels and great company We have selected hotels that offer a comfortable and restful night. Some are conveniently located in town centres, others are country estates in charming surroundings. All offer superb breakfasts and evening meals. Hotels are generally four star and all rooms are en suite. Dinners are included except for a few nights where you may wish to spend some time alone. Many evening meals are at the hotel, but some are at character filled restaurants that add to the overall enjoyment of the tour. Lunches are not included, experience has shown that many guests do not eat much at lunch time, and including lunch can add unnecessarily to your tour cost. The tour programme makes allowance for lunch to be enjoyed at an appropriate location Dublin with breakfast and dinner included. DAY 1 SATURDAY AUGUST 4: (D) Arrive in Dublin today. Your transfer from the airport to the hotel is not included, but it is economical and easy to arrange. Skylink coaches leave from outside the air terminal and travel direct to Heuston Station, which is a short walk over the River Liffey from your hotel. Enjoy some free time before the group meets for dinner in the hotel, but if you prefer to have something to do this afternoon, your tour host Geoff Cooke will be in the lobby at 2:00pm. Our hotel in Dublin is the four star Ashling Hotel. Conveniently located over the river from the Heuston Station, and on the LUAS tram route that runs through the downtown area to Connolly Station. DAY 2 SUNDAY AUGUST 5: (B-D) This morning, join an open top bus tour of Dublin City. This is an excellent way to see Phoenix Park and the city on both sides of the river Liffey. As we near the end of the tour, stop off to visit the Guiness Storehouse including a glass of the well known beverage in the panoramic bar at the top of the building, offering some of the best views of the city. This afternoon is unstructured, you can rejoin the bus that will drop you off at any of the many sights you may wish to visit. These include Trinity College (for the Book of Kells), The National Gallery, Temple Bar (for some fine Irish Pubs), Dublin Castle, St Patrick's Cathedral, the Museum of Modern Art, Dublin Zoo, the National Museum and Old Jameson Distillery. Some of these attractions charge for entry, with the bus ticket offering discounts. Alternatively, buy yourself a LU Luas tram ticket and go exploring. DAY 3 MONDAY AUGUST 6: By train to Wexford, the Dunbrody famine ship, the Rock of Cashel and Killarney (B, D) Our coach will collect your luggage and transfer you to the station for a train ride to Wexford along the attractive coastal route. Our coach will met us at Wexford for the short ride to New Ross to explore the Dunbrody, a replica of a ship that took victims of the potato famine to America. . Costumed guides will tell you about the trials of the sea crossing, unpleasant for first class passengers and worst for the rest. Find out about the Kennedy family connection with New Ross at the Kennedy memorial before continuing by coach to the historic Rock of Cashel. Cashel is possibly Ireland's most famous Christian heritage site with connections to St Christopher. The complex has a character of its own, unique and native, and is one of the most remarkable collections of Celtic art and medieval architecture to be found anywhere in Europe. Overnight in Killarney with breakfast and dinner included. Killarney (Cill Airne in Irish) promotes its-self as the gateway to the Ring of Kerry. The town, although attractive, is outshone by the surrounding countryside with it's mountains, lakes, woods and overall beauty which attracts visitors worldwide. Killarney town has much too interest you, not least the fine restaurants, gift shops and traditional pubs, of which there are many. Our Killarney hotel is the International Hotel. An easy walk from both the town centre and the railway station, this well positioned hotel offers a fine Irish ambiance. DAY 4 TUESDAY AUGUST 7: - Ring of Kerry (B, D) Join a tour around the Ring of Kerry, a route which meanders around the Iveragh Peninsula, mostly skirting the coast. 176 kilometre's in circumference, it will take us all day to complete. You will see sensational views as we motor past St Finan's Bay, Bolus Head, Doulus Head and Killorglin. Pause at the Ladies View overlooking Killarney's lakes before returning to our hotel. Overnight in Killarney with breakfast and dinner included.
DAY 5 Wednesday August 8: - Gap of Dunloe (B) This morning, join a tour to the dramatic Gap of Dunloe. Ride through the Gap in a jaunting car, a traditional Irish horse drawn carriage. Relax and refresh yourself at Lord Brendan's cottage before travel by boat through the three lakes to Ross Castle, an Irish Landlord's fortified home built in the middle ages. Dinner is not included today, an opportunity to get away from the group for a while. Geoff will make arrangements at a restaurant for anyone wishing to remain together. Overnight in Killarney with breakfast included.
DAY 6 THURSDAY AUGUST 9: - Cobh (B, D) Travel by scheduled Iarnród Éireann (Irish Rail) passenger train to Cobh via Mallow and Cork. Join a walking tour hosted by a local expert guide
around the harbour and town to find out about emigration, the potato famine, Lusitania and Titanic before our return train ride to Killarney this
afternoon. Overnight in Killarney with breakfast and dinner included.
 DAY 7 FRIDAY AUGUST 10: -Lartigue monorail, Foynes flying boat museum, Bunratty and Dublin (B, D) This morning, motor to Listowell to see and ride on the fascinating Lartigue Monorail (it could only be Ireland!) An eccentric new railway opened in North Kerry 125 years ago, which was inspired by, of all things, a camel train. The brainchild of a French engineer, Charles Lartigue, who was inspired him to design a new type of railway after seeing camels in Algeria walking tall and comfortably carrying heavy loads balanced in panniers on their backs. The line originally ran to Ballybunion, today a recreated section is operated by an enthusiastic team of volunteers. Continue to Foynes where we will visit the Flying Boat Museum to find out about the transatlantic flying boat service and the origin of Irish coffee. The museum is proud of their full size replica of a Boeing B314 flying boat. This afternoon, visit the 15th century Bunratty Castle and adjacent 19th century folk park. Stop for refreshments at Durty Nelly's Irish Pub. Nestled in the shadow of Bunratty castle, this traditional watering hole was erected in the 17th century. Who was Durty Nelly? Just one more discovery to make today. Overnight at the Asheling Hotel in Dublin with breakfast and dinner included. DAY 8 SATURDAY AUGUST 11: - Across the Irish Sea to Wales (B, D) This morning, transfer to the Dublin ferry terminal for a two hour ride across the Irish Sea on the high speed ferry Jonathan Swift - destination, Holyhead on the island of Anglesey, north Wales. Continue by road via LlanfairPG for a photo call and lunch before we cross the Menai Straights over the Menai Bridge, built by Thomas Telford in 1828 and still standing as a proud example of that engineer's skill. Motor through the university city of Bangor to Penrhyn Castle, where we will visit the stately home built in mock Norman style by the Tennant family. See the house, some extraordinary kitchens, a museum that tells the story of slavery, sugar, slate and rum. Another museum will tell you about the slate industry and the railways that moved the slate on the terraces and to the port for shipment around the world. Our hotel near Caernarfon is the Seiont Manor Hotel. This country hotel is a firm favourite with Trains and Treasures travellers, a restful retreat in the Snowdon foothills. Dinner tonight is included at the hotel. DAY 9 SUNDAY AUGUST 12: - Steam and song (B, D) Today is steam train day! We will ride a steam train, probably Garratt powered, on the Welsh Highland Railway from Caernarfon to Porthmadog, followed by a second steam journey, this time probably with a Fairley locomotive, on the Ffestiniog Railway from Porthmadog to Blaenau Ffestiniog. Complete your journey with a third train ride down the attractive Conwy Valley Line to Betws y Coed. Enjoy dinner in Betws y Coed before attending a Male Voice Choir concert at St Mary's Church, a popular tradition on Geoff's tours. Our coach will return us to Sieont Manor later this evening.
 
 DAY 10 MONDAY AUGUST 13: - Ride up, and into, a mountain (B, D) This morning we will ride to the top of Wales's highest mountain on a train. The Snowdon Mountain rack (cog) Railway has carried tourist up the mountain since 1896, and remains one of the favourite train rides in Wales. On a fine day the Welsh say you can see five kingdoms from the top of the mountain - Wales, Ireland, the Isle of Man, England and the Kingdom of Heaven. Next, visit the Slate Museum to find out how Wales roofed the world and take a bus tour into the heart of Elidir Mountain, the largest man-made cavern in Europe, to see a huge power station - more interesting than you may think. Overnight at the Seiont Manor Hotel with dinner included.
DAY 11 TUESDAY AUGUST 14: - A castle, a walled town, a tram and a church (B, D) This morning, motor to Conwy to visit the castle and town walls, both built by Edward 1st in the 13th Century. This castle is one of the best preserved in Wales, giving Geoff an opportunity to show you how Edward built and defended his fearsome Iron ring of colossal fortresses that at the time represent Europe's most ambitious and concentrated building project. Continue to the Victorian seaside town of Llandudno to ride a cable tram up the Great Orme. Llandudno is Wales's largest resort, uniquely situated between the Great and Little Ormes with two wonderful beaches, the award winning North Shore and the quiet, sand duned West Shore. During the Victorian era, roads on the Great Orme were still fairly primitive and the steep slopes prevented all but the most sure footed from reaching the summit. It wasn't long before local businessmen latched on to the idea of a cable tramway. On 31st July 1902 the first car moved off from Victoria Station, to the sound of the town band playing "God save the King". This afternoon, continue to Manchester, stopping en-route at Bodelwyddan to see the marble church and adjacent First World War Canadian war cemetary. Spend tonight at an hotel close to Manchester Airport, dinner included.
DAY 12 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 15: - Steam to The Lakes (B, D) Travel by coach from Manchester to the southern lakes this morning. Join a steam train at Havethwait for a journey to Lakeside on the Lakeside and Havethwaite Railway. Continue your journey aboard a vintage lake steamer on Lake Windermere as we make our way to Bowness. Our coach will meet us at Bowness to take us though Windermere and Ambleside to the quaint village of Grasmere, home of William Wordsworth. From there we motor over the dramatic Kirkstone Pass, at 1,489 feet, the highest pass open to motor traffic in the Lake District. Continue past the picturesque Ullswater Lake to our hotel near Penrith. Our hotel tonight is the four star North Lakes Hotel. Dinner is included at the hotel.
DAY 13 THURSDAY AUGUST 16: - Gretna Green, Stirling and William Wallace (B, D) This morning, motor to Scotland. Cross the border at Gretna Green, gateway to Scotland and since 1712 popular with couples fleeing to marry at the Famous Blacksmiths Shop. Visit Stirling to see two of Scotland's most important historic landmarks, Stirling Castle and the nearby Wallace Memorial that commemorates the battle of Stirling Bridge where William Wallace defeated the English Army in 1297. Continue to our hotel at Dunkeld. Our hotel tonight is the Hilton Dunkeld House Hotel. Dinner is included at the hotel. DAY 14 FRIDAY AUGUST 17: - Whisky at Edradour, Blaire Castle and a steam train at Aviemore (B, D) This morning we will motor to Pitlochry to visit Scotland's smallest distillery, Edradour, where three men still make fine whisky in a tradition that goes back over 150 years. Continue to Blaire Castle to see 740 years of history and find out about Britain's only private army. There will be time for lunch before continuing to Aviemore to join the Strathspey Railway for a steam train ride to the Boat of Garten and back. Continue this afternoon to Inverness. Our hotel for two nights in Inverness is the three star Royal Highland Hotel. Dinner is included at the hotel. This hotel is well located for the centre of Inverness, adjacent to the railway station.
DAY 15 SATURDAY August 18: - Isle of Skye and a scenic train journey (B, D)
Motor down the length of Loch Ness as we travel to Eilean Donan Castle. As one of the most iconic images of Scotland, Eilean Donan is
recognised all around the world. Situated on an island at the point where three great sea lochs meet, and surrounded by some majestic scenery,
the castle is now one of the most visited and important attractions in the Scottish highlands. Continue over the Skye Bridge to the Isle of Skye,
where we will stop at Portree. Built around its natural harbour and fringed by hills, Portree is the island's main town and a popular destination for
visitors. Return to Kyle of Lochalch to catch a Scotrail train over the famously scenic railway to Inverness.
 DAY 16 SUNDAY AUGUST 19: - Looking for monsters on Loch Ness (B, D) Today we look for monsters. Cruise down Thomas Telford's impressive Caledonian Canal that links Loch Ness to the east coast of Scotland at Inverness to the west coast at Fort William. Continue into Scotland's largest Loch, Loch Ness, looking for Nessie as you go. Leave the boat at Urquhart Castle to explore the castle and visitor centre before a short ride to the Loch Ness Exhibition. Visit the Corrimony Cairns before continuing to Fort William by coach. Our hotel in Fort William for the next two nights is the three star The Moorings, located a short distance from town beside Neptune's Staircase on the Caledonian Canal. Dinner tonight is included at the hotel.
DAY 17 Monday August 20: - Steam train to Mallaig (B, D) Take a steam train from Fort William to the fishing port of Mallaig, where there will be time to explore the village, harbour and enjoy lunch before taking the train back to Fort William. The Jacobite steam train journey is recognised as one of the most scenic steam train rides in the world.  DAY 18 TUESDAY AUGUST 21: - Boat lift, steam train and a Tattoo (B) Motor through Glen Coe and the Trassocks to Falkirk, where you will have an opportunity to ride the famous rotating boat lift that lifts boats the 115 feet between the Forth and Clyde Canal and the Union Canal. Continue to the Bo'Ness Railway for our last Scottish steam train journey and to see the Scottish Railway Museum. Later this afternoon, motor to our Edinburgh hotel. This evening, see one of Scotland's great events - the Edinburgh Military Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle. Dinner is not included tonight, leaving you free to enjoy your night in the City. Our hotel in Edinburgh for two nights is the four star Apex Waterloo Place Hotel. This hotel is a short walk from the main Waverley railway station, and an easy walk up the Golden Mile to Edinburgh Castle.
DAY 19 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 22: - A Castle, a Royal Yacht and a very big bridge (B, D) This morning, take an open top bus tour of Edinburgh. Visit the Castle, the Golden Mile and the Royal Yacht Britania. There will be time to see some of the other attractions in Edinburgh, including the National Gallery of Scotland and the Museum of Edinburgh. This evening, visit Queensferry for dinner and to see the impressive Forth Bridge. The 2.5 km. (1.5 mile) Forth Railway Bridge was the world's first major steel bridge. Its gigantic girder spans of 521 m. (1710 ft.), ranked as one of the great feats of civilization. It was begun in 1883 and formally completed on 4 March 1890 when HRH Edward Prince of Wales tapped into place a 'golden' rivet. DAY 20 THURSDAY AUGUST 23: - Fish and chips in Whitby, a steam bus and Dracula (B, D) Travel by coach this morning to Whitby, arriving in time for a fish and chips lunch (own cost) and to enjoy an included tour of the town on the world's only steam operated bus. There will be free time to visit the Captain Cook museum, walk through the old town and stroll up the famous steps to historic Whitby Abbey, now a photogenic ruin with views across the town, harbour and bay. Our hotel tonight is the five star Raithwaite Hall. Dinner included. Raithwaite Hall is a new hotel, aiming to be the finest in the area. DAY 21 FRIDAY AUGUST 24: - Steam to York (B, D) Today we will ride a steam train from Whitby to the market town of Pickering on the North York Moors Railway. This well known railway offers fine scenery and an interesting selection of large steam locomotives. After time to visit the interesting town and parish church at Pickering, continue by road to the city of York. Dinner this evening will be at the Sidings Hotel and Restaurant, located alongside the East Coast railway line that runs from London to Edinburgh. Watch express, local passenger and goods trains speed past just a short distance from our dining table. Our hotel for two nights is the four star York Fairfield Manor Hotel. Dinner at The Sidings Hotel included tonight. The Fairfield Manor is a few miles from the centre of York, offering a convenient but quiet retreat.
 DAY 22 SATURDAY AUGUST 25: - A Minster, two stations and a railway museum (B, D) Start your day by visiting York Minster, one of northern Europe's greatest Gothic cathedrals. A local guide will host a walking tour of the medieval city, find out about the Roman and Viking occupations before bringing history more up to date with the arrival of the railway in the 1840's. A visit to the impressive York Victorian Railway Station and the National Railway Museum, the largest in the world, will complete an interesting day. Your included dinner tonight will be at the York Fairfield Manor Hotel  DAY 23 SUNDAY AUGUST 26: - Express train to London (B, D) This morning, transfer to York Station for a two hour express train ride to London. On arrival at London's Kings Cross station transfer to our hotel and enjoy the afternoon at leisure, with an option to visit the Science, Natural History or Victoria and Albert Museums (free entry) with Geoff. Our hotel in London is the three star Best Western The Cromwell. This hotel is very convenient for a number of London's attractions, including Harrods, The Science Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum and the Natural History Museum. It is located over the road from the Gloucester Road Underground Station. The hotel has limited stars because it does not offer evening meals. Where included, these will be taken in nearby restaurants. Please note that porterage is not normally available at York or Kings Cross stations. DAY 24 MONDAY AUGUST 27: - Amazing London (B, D) Today will be filled with an exciting tour of this amazing city, hosted by a London tour guide in our private coach. Visit the Tower of London, see the crown jewels, take a boat ride on the River Thames from Tower Bridge to Wesminster, see the changing of the guards at Buckingham Palace (subject to the event taking place today). Enjoy lunch at Covent Garden with an opportunity to visit the London Transport Museum before continuing to the world famous British Museum. DAY 25 TUESDAY AUGUST 28: - Your tour ends after breakfast today. |
PRICES PRICES ARE PER PERSON Double room occupancy..............................$6998 Single room supplement.............................$1798 Deposit to hold space..............................$1000 Final Payment due by May 4, 2012 |
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TOUR PRICE: All tour prices are corrected to November 1, 2010 and are subject to change without notice, at any time. All prices based on double room
occupancy. We reserve the right to change tour prices if necessary.
PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE: Personal items, meals not listed in the itinerary, laundry, phone calls, excess baggage charges, rental cars, side tours, insurance, passport fees including visas, vaccinations, gratuities, medical costs, tips to train or motor coach staff, extra tour costs due to unanticipated changes in the itinerary for reasons beyond our control, including weather, travel conditions, or cancellations, government intervention, sickness, political disputes, and failure of transportation or other causes beyond our control.
TRAVEL AND HEALTH DOCUMENTS: A valid passport is required for our international tours. In some cases a visa is also needed. Consult your
health professional for the recommended immunizations and documents. Trains and Travel International , here on referred to as TTI, assumes no other responsibility if a client is refused entry into a country. Cost and cancellation fees will be paid by the client in the event they do not have valid documents.
CHANGE OF ITINERARY: We reserve the right to substitute, alter or modify the tour if any unexpected and unforeseen conditions beyond our control
preventing the completion of such. Conditions can include weather, train schedules, equipment, motive power, revision of train consist, train delays, labor strikes, political disputes, derailments, closure of a rail line, break down of railroad or motive power equipment, railroads not honoring contracts and bus equipment problems. We will always endeavor, in each case, to provide substitutes, if any changes take place. TTI is not responsible for canceled trains,
delays, hotel rooms, route changes or missed connections, for any reason whatsoever. We will not give refunds if such conditions or cancellations take place.
TRAVEL INSURANCE: Travel Insurance is mandatory for all tours. This insurance will cover and give the tour members many benefits and protection. Benefits include baggage, accident, life, trip cancellation, sickness, bankruptcy, strike, weather conditions, employer termination or layoff effecting you or
a person sharing the room with you, terrorist incident in your departure city or city of destination, jury duty, you are subpoenaed, hijacked, or quarantined,
your residence or traveling companion residence is rendered uninhabitable, emergency military duty, traffic accident, single supplement upgrade when your traveling companion cancels their trip, trip interruption, trip delay, missed connections, itinerary change, emergency medical benefits, medical evacuation, baggage delay and loss, pre-existing medical conditions if enrollment is within 21 days of your invoice date, burglary of you or your companion before departure, felonious assault of you or your traveling companion before departure, 24 hour hotline emergency assistance, emergency cash transfer and more.
We will supply you with a travel insurance brochure with rates and application when we mail you the invoice after trip deposit is received. Travel insurance protects your vacation investments and is a very good investment for your travel and vacation money. US law allows us to offer this insurance to all persons
Worldwide. We will accept a "refusal of travel insurance wavier" if you do not wish to purchase any travel insurance. FOR CUBA: Because of the nature of these tours travel insurance is MANDATORY for everyone. We have a special American travel insurance company that will insure all folks going to Cuba on legal US approved tours. This insurance information will be sent to you upon receiving your booking.
RESPONSIBILITY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: Accepting your payment represents an agreement that you understand all the conditions, to
be a member of our tours. TTI gives notice that they are acting agents for the owners, contractors and suppliers, providing the transportation and all related travel services and assume no responsibility for injury, sickness, damage, loss, additional expenses accidental delay or irregularities which may be caused through willful or negligent acts or omissions on the part of the companies providing or engage in transportation, accommodations or services related to the accomplishment of the tour. Nor do we assume responsibility for natural disasters, social or political upheaval, acts of terrorism or acts of nature. TTI reserves
the right to substitute hotels, tour leaders, equipment, motive power, trains, onboard accommodations, routes and to alter the itinerary when deemed necessary without notice. The right is also reserved to cancel any trip or train prior to departure for any reason . TTI is not responsible for expenses incurred by tour members in preparing for the tour, including non-refundable airline tickets, visa fees, planning, phone calls, or any other expenses. TTI reserves the right to decline to accept, or ask to leave a tour, any person whose actions impede the daily operations of a tour, welfare or enjoyment of other tour members. TTI cannot give any refunds for any unused services. The terms contained herein shall serve as a waiver of liability to TTI. Assumption of risk on behalf of the client, their heirs, executor, administrators, successors, and assigns for any and all known persons injuries
RESERVATIONS: A deposit is due in our office within 14 days after you make your bookings. Full payment is due 90 days before departure. You will
receive an invoice, reservation form and current tour bulletins with your confirmation and travel insurance forms. No notice for final payment will be sent
to you. It is your responsible to make the final payment on-time.
CANCELLATIONS: TTI does not accept cancellations on the phone. Cancellations must be received by postal mail, email or fax before any refunds will be considered. Allow enough time if sending your written notice by US mail postal system. When a written cancellation is received in the Trains and Travel
office this will be the effective date of the cancellation. Please take note that it can take up to 60 days to to process some refunds. Cancellation refund rules:
100 days prior to the start of any tour you will receive a full refund less a $100 per person administration fee. 99 to 61 days before the departure of any tour
there will be a 80% cancellation penalty based on the full cost of the tour. Cancellations received 60 or less days before the start of any tour will not receive
any refund. GW Travel Ltd has their own cancellation rules and these will apply. If booking on GW Travel Ltd ask for cancellation rules.
PRE-DEPARTURE TOUR BULLETINS: Tour bulletins will be sent to clients that have booked on tours operated by TTI. Bulletins include travel info related to the tour. Final documents will be sent out about two to three weeks before a tour begins. We offer tours operated by other companies and they may
or may not send out tour bulletins and updates and most send out final documents only one to two weeks prior to the start of their tours.
PAYMENTS: Payments can be made with personal check drawn on a U.S. Dollar account, money order for U.S. Dollars, bank wire transfer, or credit card.
We accept Visa, Master Card, Discover or American Express. Final payment for all tours is due 90 days prior to departure. If final payment has not been received 7 days after the due date, a late fee of $50 per week will apply.
SINGLE SUPPLEMENT: All prices are based on double room occupancy. We will try and match you with a roommate if one is available. If not, you may
be charged the single room supplement listed for the tour you are booked on. Single rooms may not be available in some remote locations and on some trains.
TOUR REFUNDS: If for any reason tour members amend or delete any arrangements during travel, and leave the tour on their own, we cannot give any refunds on unused portions of the tour. If buses and trains are cancelled by the carrier or there is a labor strike or they go out of business, we cannot be held
responsible and we cannot give refunds. Travel insurance will protect you for any of these reasons. If TTI needs to cancel any tour everyone will receive a
full refund. Please take note that in some cases refunds can take up to 60 days to process.
PARTIAL TOURS: We will allow passengers to join or leave a tour at certain points. It will all depend on the tour and the conditions. Give us a call and
we will try and work up a custom option for you.
MILEAGE COLLECTORS: Mileage collectors please take note that TTI does not cater just to mileage collectors. We cater to all folks that enjoy trains and
Rail journeys. We give strong warning that itinerary and route changes do happen and this is totally beyond our control when it does. If the only reason that
you would want to book a tour is to collect the rare mileage, you need to understand that possible route changes do happen.
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