Dubai with Abu Dhabi

• The United Arab Emirates is a country in West Asia, in the Middle East. 
• It is located at the eastern end of the Arabian Peninsula and shares borders with Oman and Saudi Arabia, while also having maritime borders in the Persian Gulf with Qatar and Iran. 
• The United Arab Emirates in an elective monarchy formed from a federation of Seven Emirates, consisting of Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm Al Quwain. 
• Each emirate is governed by a ruler and together the rulers form the Federal Supreme Council.
• Islam is the official religion and Arabic is the official language. 
• The UAE oil and natural gas reserves are the world’s sixth and seventh largest, respectively. 
• Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, ruler of Abu Dhabi and the country’s first president, oversaw the development of the Emirates by investing oil revenues into healthcare, education, and infrastructure. 
• The UAE has the most diversified economy among the members of the Gulf Cooperation Council. 
• In the 21st century, the country has become less reliant on oil and gas and is economically focusing on tourism and business.

• Dubai is a year-round destination, but the best time to visit is November to March for pleasant weather, while April to October is ideal for indoor attractions.

• UAE has 02 Seasons: Winter & Summer 
• Summer in Dubai begins around the last week of April & Ends around the first week of October.
• This period is characterized by Extremely Hot Weather.

• Yes, UAE has everything for everyone. For children theme parks are there in the UAE. For seniors History or culture is there. Basically Dubai and Abu Dhabi provide attractions like theme parks, aquariums, and cultural experiences, beach, Modern architecture etc, it caters to all ages. The city's modern infrastructure, including accessible transportation and facilities, makes it easy for families to explore and enjoy their time together.

• India is 1 hour and 30 minutes ahead of Dubai - United Arab Emirates

• Group Tour: Yes, your tour leader will provide daily timings based on your itinerary, and it is important to follow them closely.
• SIC (Shared Tours): Yes, for SIC and Private Van tours, adherence to the scheduled timings is mandatory. In SIC Tour Driver picks different guests from different hotel so it can be time consuming but it’s economical.
• Private Tours: Yes, daily pick-up times for sightseeing will be communicated in advance in your final itinerary. It’s essential to follow these timings, as transfers may be missed if you're not on time.

• Luxury Accommodations: The UAE boasts numerous luxury hotels and resorts, particularly in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, offering romantic settings, private villas, and exceptional service.
• Adventure: From desert safaris and dune bashing to hot air balloon rides. 
• Romantic Dining: Many restaurants offer fine dining experiences with stunning views, including rooftop restaurants, beachfront dining, and desert dining under the stars.
• Cultural Experiences: Explore the rich culture and history through visits to museums, art galleries, and traditional markets (souks).
• Shopping and Entertainment: Enjoy shopping in luxurious malls, entertainment options like theme parks, and vibrant nightlife.
• Scenic Landscapes: From the modern skyline of Dubai to the natural beauty of the Hajar Mountains and the serene beaches, the UAE offers picturesque backdrops for honeymoon memories.
• Unique Experiences: Consider staying in a desert resort for a unique experience, with options for camel rides, stargazing, and traditional entertainment.
• With its blend of luxury, adventure, and romance, the UAE provides a wonderful setting for honeymooners looking to create unforgettable memories together!

• Cultural Experiences, Senior-friendly Public Transportation System, Relaxed Pace, Comfortable Climate, Museums and Galleries, Accessible Facilities, Friendly Locals, Safety, Man Made wonders
• However, senior citizens have to plan their trips considering their health, mobility, and specific interests. Here are a few additional tips:
• Many Popular places have long walks like Dubai mall or Grand Mosque.
• Consult with a healthcare professional before traveling, especially if you have medical conditions.
• Consider travel insurance that covers medical emergencies.
• Plan a relaxed itinerary with rest days to avoid overexertion.
• Choose accommodations with accessibility features if needed.
• Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun, particularly in hot and sunny regions.
• Keep essential medications and medical documents handy.

• Dubai is one of the safest places to visit for women. A 2022 report by insurance website Insure My Trip listed Dubai as the world’s third safest city for solo female tourists to visit. Safety and security of all visitors and residents is a top priority in the UAE, and according to Gallup’s Global Law and Order report in 2021, more than 90% of residents have said they feel safe walking alone at night. In addition, a comprehensive study by Georgetown University in 2021 ranked the UAE highest for women's perception of safety, which tracks how many women (aged 15 and over) report they “feel safe walking alone at night in the city or area where you live.” Public transport facilities also have services exclusively for women, such as Dubai Metro cabins reserved for women and child travellers, and taxis with female drivers.

• Dubai is an open-minded and tolerant society where people from all over the world live harmoniously and respectfully. As with any destination, residents and tourists must abide by the local laws. It is important to note that the moral code is stricter in the United Arab Emirates than in some parts of the world. For example, it is prohibited to drink alcohol in public places other than licensed hotels and their restaurants, as well as in dedicated lounges. Furthermore, excessive public displays of affection are not allowed. The UAE has one of the lowest crime rates in the world and is widely recognized as being one of the safest places to live, work and visit.

• Yes
• Traveling from Dubai to Abu Dhabi which is approximately 150 km, typically takes about 2 hours by coach. 
• Traveling from Abu Dhabi to Sharjah which is approximately 180 km, typically takes about 2.30 hours by coach.

• Yes, booking 2–3 months in advance is ideal to secure better prices, preferred hotels, and availability for popular attractions, especially during peak season.

• Yes, public toilets are widely available in the UAE. Near all the sight seen and shopping malls.

• Valid Passport: Your passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of entry into the UAE. 
• Visa: A Valid tourist visa to enter the UAE.  
• Accommodation Details: Proof of accommodation, such as hotel bookings is required. 
• Return Flight Ticket: A confirmed round-trip flight ticket. 
• Financial Proof: You need to carry a minimum 3000 AED (Dirham) or Equivalent USD per person to enter the UAE. 
• Health Insurance (recommended): While not mandatory, having health insurance covering your stay in the UAE is advisable.

• Tap Water is not SAFE in UAE.
• Daily we will provide you 02 water bottles per person (one in the morning & one in the evening) only in Coach. On free day we will not provide any water bottle. 
• Every hotel has a different policy for water. Some of the hotels provide 02 water bottles on arrival day only. Some of the hotels provide 02 water bottle on daily basis. Some of the hotels do not provide any water bottle. So we have to follow hotel policy for the same.
• We request you please buy a 05 litre water bottle on arrival day.

• Language is a not a big problem in UAE.
• Mostly places you will find Hindi or Gujarati talking people.

• Please carry your own required medicines as medicines are not sold in UAE without a prescription. 
• There are many Spinneys & Choithrams shops for buying water, snacks, fruits etc.

• The voltage used in UAE is 230 V.

• Name: UAE Dirham (AED - United Arab Emirates Dirham)
• 1 USD = 3.65 AED (Dirham) approx. (The UAE Dirham is pegged to the US Dollar)
• 100 INR = 4.09 AED (Dirham) approx. (Approximate rate of exchange. It fluctuates on Daily Basis)
• In UAE, Only Dirham will be accepted at all places or for any service. 
• We request clients to carry USD from India & Exchange currency at Local Money Exchange in city only not at the airport. 

• Indian Rupees (INR): Not accepted widely, just few Indian store in Meena bazar or Gold Souq can accept, but it’s best to exchange them for dirhams. 
• US Dollars (USD): You need to Exchange Your USD to Dirham, Money Exchange shops are widely available in city.
• Credit Cards: Widely Accepted: Major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, and American Express) are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, shops, and attractions.
• ATM Access: You can also withdraw dirhams from ATMs using your credit card, but be aware of any foreign transaction fees.
• Forex Cards: Forex cards (preloaded with foreign currency) can be used at most ATMs and point-of-sale terminals in the UAE. 
• Using dirhams is typically the most convenient and economical option while in the UAE!

• It is compulsory to carry per passenger AED 3,000 or its equivalent in cash, for all passengers, as this is the entry requirement for UAE. 

• In the UAE, the official language is Arabic. However, English & Hindi is widely spoken and understood, making communication relatively easy for expatriates and tourists.

• You can take per person 3000 USD in cash & 7000 USD in traveller’s cheque or travel card.
• We request you when you buy dollars please buy official dollars only with bills, if you are carrying dollars without bill it’s totally your responsibility.
• You are allowed to carry maximum INR 25000/- per person.

• Please carry Electric Plug (Universal Travel Adaptor). 
• UAE charging plug is different compared to India charging plug.

• Weekdays (Sunday to Wednesday): Most malls are open from around 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
• Weekends (Thursday to Saturday): Many malls extend their hours, often open from 10:00 AM to midnight or even later, especially on Thursday and Friday.

• Group age is not in our hand it can be mix of all the age groups.

Full Service Carrier:

• Emirates – A flagship carrier of the UAE, Direct Flight to Dubai. 
• Etihad Airways – Based in Abu Dhabi, it connects several Indian destinations. 
• Air India – Offers flights to Dubai and Abu Dhabi from India.

• Air Arabia – Based in Sharjah it also flies to Abu Dhabi. 
• Fly Dubai – A low-cost airline with routes from India to Dubai.  
• Indigo – A budget airline Offers flights to Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi. 
• Spice Jet – Another budget option for travel between India and Dubai, Sharjah.

• Dubai has excellent direct flight connectivity from major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Ahmedabad, and Kolkata, with an average travel time of 3–4 hours. 

• A group block airline ticket is a pre-reserved set of seats for a group at a fixed rate and common travel dates, while an individual ticket is booked separately per traveller with flexible pricing and date options.  

• Yes, passengers booked under a group block airline ticket travel together on the same flight, whereas individual ticket travellers may be on different flights based on availability.

• Yes, most of the time the tour manager flies with the guests. However, during peak seasons, it’s possible that the tour manager may meet you directly at your destination, as they might need to handle multiple groups. 

• Seating together depends on the airline, as group tickets often do not allow advance seat selection or web check-in. We recommend arriving at the airport early and requesting adjacent seats at the check-in counter, subject to availability.  

• You are welcome to book your own air ticket; however, you must ensure that your flight schedule aligns with the group’s arrival and departure timings, as airport transfers and tour services are arranged accordingly.

• Dubai offers a blend of modern architecture, luxury shopping, desert adventures, cultural experiences, and world-class attractions, making it ideal for both leisure and first-time international travellers.  

• Dubai offers theme parks, water parks, desert adventures, cruises, luxury shopping, and nightlife, catering to all age groups.  

• Yes, both cities offer desert safaris featuring dune bashing, camel rides, cultural performances, and traditional dinners.

• The two main providers are Etisalat and Du. This SIM Card is only available at the Airport. You will need to present your passport for registration. Some providers may also ask for a copy of your visa. The SIM card is usually activated on the spot, and you can start using it immediately after purchase.

• You can also do roaming from India. Airtel, JIO, VI have very good plan for roaming. 
• It’s a request please check with operator & active your roaming plan from India only.

• WhatsApp messaging works normally in Dubai, but voice and video calls are restricted.
• Travelers commonly use approved apps like BOTIM

• The tour covers a perfect mix of modern landmarks, cultural sites, theme parks, and leisure attractions, including Burj Khalifa, Dubai Frame, desert safari, Miracle Garden, Yas Island parks, and Abu Dhabi highlights. 

• Burj Khalifa – 124th Floor Observatory Deck, offering panoramic views of Dubai’s skyline.

• Guests can enjoy any two theme park at Yas Island, such as Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World, or Yas Water world, making it ideal for families and thrill-seekers. 

• The desert safari includes dune bashing, camel rides, live cultural performances, and a BBQ dinner, providing an authentic Arabian experience. 

• No, Both are Seasonal Attractions and usually open from November to April, depending on weather conditions. 

• Visitors can explore interactive galleries, enjoy views from the sky deck, and walk on the glass-floored bridge at the top

• We offer a variety of Indian cuisine on our tours including Gujarati or Rajasthani thali, Punjabi dishes, South Indian specialties, and fusion cuisine.
• For Desert Safari and Marina Dhow cruise meals it is not in our hand and they serve precooked meal it can be ok ok as per taste.

• Yes, we provides Jain(Restaurants understand Jain as No Onion, No Garlic and No potato only) and Swami Narayan food on tour, but it is possible that fewer items may be served and may take some time to serve on table. 

• Breakfast is more continental type. You will get bread, juices, toast, eggs, salad, fruit, milk, and coffee at Breakfast. Usually no Indian item.

• No, Indian items are not available during the breakfast on the tour. However we do try to help give at some places but can’t be guaranteed due to safety, as lot of hotels do not allow outside food.

• Our tour leader do carry instant tea mix packets generally which you can take it from them to make your tea by just adding hot water and you shall get a wonderful masala chai. We also provide the same as departure gift for the tour and we strongly recommend you to carry the same with you on the tour. As tour leaders have limited capacity to carry tea packets. 

• Alcohol is available for guests above 21 years at licensed hotels, pubs, clubs, and airport duty-free, with strict rules against public drinking and drink-driving. During Ramadan, alcohol is not easily available

• UAE believes in Zero Wastage policy so we request you to please do not waste food.

• The UAE is home to a variety of major hotel chains, offering a wide range of accommodations from luxury to budget options. Here are some of the prominent hotel chains in the UAE:

• Standard amenities include a restaurant, gym, swimming pool, and sometimes a spa.
• Rooms usually come with basic facilities like a mini-bar, TV, and Wi-Fi.
• Most of Hotel has Bar of Nightclub inside hotel.

• Includes a living area, fully equipped kitchen, and laundry facilities.
• May offer similar hotel amenities, such as a gym and pool, but also allows for more self-sufficient living.
• Hotel Apartment don’t have Bar or nightclub inside premises.

• Of course you can choose upgrade your room at an additional cost but it is subject to availability at the hotel. Please contact your sales staff for the same. 

• Check-in is generally 2:00 PM for three-star hotels, 3:00 PM for four-star and five-star hotels, and 4:00 PM for select hotels like Atlantis or Lapita, with check-out at 11:00 AM. Early check-in or late check-out is subject to availability and additional charges, and a refundable security deposit may be collected at check-in. 

• No, hotel room assignments are not within our control; they are provided based on availability. As a result, it's possible for rooms to be located on different floors.

• Double or Twin: A room designed for two guests, typically featuring one large bed (king or queen size) or two single beds.
• Triple: A room that accommodates three guests typically features one double bed along with an additional bed, which may be a rollaway bed or a sofa bed. Triple room doesn’t mean Bigger Room, size will be same as double room.
• CWB (Child with Bed): This refers to a child staying in the room who is provided with an extra bed, with an additional bed, which may be a rollaway bed or a sofa bed. Extra Bed room doesn’t mean Bigger Room, size will be same as double room.
• CNB (Child No Bed): This indicates a child staying in the room without an extra bed, usually applicable for infants or younger children who can share the existing bedding.
• Single Sharing Room: Single Rooms will be smaller than double sharing room.

• We offer Double/Twin rooms (2 adults), Triple rooms (3 adults with an extra bed), CWB – Child with Bed, CNB – Child without Bed, and Single Sharing rooms; note that triple and extra-bed rooms are the same size as double rooms, with additional bedding arranged.

• In the hotel 4 Persons in one room is not recommended because UAE Tours are on the go, which starts early morning and finishes only after dinner. Therefore it is very difficult for entire family to get ready in small room with 1 bathroom. 

• Airport transfers are included for all the guests; provided they are arriving and departing on the same day of the tour. 
• Transfers are provided on seat in coach basis where other travellers like you will be travelling with you. 
• We combine guest arriving in 45 minutes duration and provide them transfer so you may have to wait for some time before you get transferred. 
• If you are arriving by any other mode of transportation or staying at other hotels or friends and relatives place logistically it is not possible to provide the transfers.

• The transfers are booked way much in advance. The same can be changed or amended only until 96 Hrs (Working Hours, Weekends don’t count) before departure. If anything happens after that the same can’t be changed nor refunded. One must take a taxi from airport to hotel and transfer themselves. There will be no refund on unutilized services with 96 Hrs.

• No, women in Dubai are not obliged to wear a headscarf. Some choose to do so for religious and cultural reasons. In religious areas such as mosques, a woman is asked to cover her hair in addition to her shoulders and knees.

• Long pants (no shorts) 
• Shirt with sleeves (no sleeveless tops)

1. Full-length loose clothing covering arms, legs, 
2. hair must be covered with a headscarf, 
3. Clothes should not be tight or transparent 

• For Women Abaya and scarf are usually not provided at the mosque. You will have to buy it.

• Modest clothing is mandatory—arms and knees must be covered; transparent or tight clothing is not permitted. 

• Wear comfortable, light clothing, preferably cotton, with sports shoes or sandals; avoid heels and tight clothing.

• Smart casual attire is mandatory.

• Long trousers (not shorts) are recommended. 
• Collared shirts or smart tops (no sleeveless shirts). 

• Modest clothing that covers shoulders and legs. 
• Avoid revealing, tight, or transparent outfits.

• Passport (valid for at least six months) 
• Passport-sized photos 
• Proof of travel (Flight, Itinerary) 
• Accommodation details 
• Financial proof (if required)

• Processing Time: It takes 3 to 7 days to process and get your e-visa. Subject to approval by UAE immigration. You will received 1 week before your travel date.

• Indian Passport holders who are holding USA Visa, Green Card of USA, UK or EU are allowed to take visa on arrival in UAE.
• Approx. cost 200 – 250 AED will have to be paid in cash to the immigration officer in UAE.
• You should always check the official UAE Government visa site again before travel, because policies and eligible nationalities can change. The most authoritative source is the UAE Government’s own visa page where you can search your specific passport country and see if you need a visa, are eligible for get a visa on arrival.
• Official UAE Government Visa Check (Recommended): https://u.ae/en/information-and-services/visa-and-emirates-id/do-you-need-an-entry-permit-or-a-visa-to-enter-the-uae

• Visa on Arrival (Free at Airport) Citizens of the following countries/territories get a visit visa stamped on arrival at the UAE airport — no advance visa needed
• USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Schengen/EU, GCC Nationals, Many Other… You should always check the official UAE Government visa site again before travel, because policies and eligible nationalities can change. The most authoritative source is the UAE Government’s own visa page where you can search your specific passport country and see if you need a visa, are eligible for visa-free entry, or can get a visa on arrival.
• Official UAE Government Visa Check (Recommended): https://u.ae/en/information-and-services/visa-and-emirates-id/do-you-need-an-entry-permit-or-a-visa-to-enter-the-uae

• No, visa fees are non-refundable, regardless of approval or rejection.

• Stay validity depends on the visa type, commonly 14 days or 30 days, as per the approved visa.

• No, working on a tourist visa is strictly prohibited and may result in penalties or deportation.

• Travel insurance generally covers medical emergencies, hospitalization, trip cancellation, flight delays, baggage loss, and personal accidents. 

• Travel insurance is not required for visa approval, but some airlines or tour operators may recommend or include it. 

• Insurance premiums are generally non-refundable once the policy is issued.

• To confirm the booking, you need to submit a valid passport copy (minimum six months validity) and passport-size photograph; additional documents may be required for visa processing, if applicable

• Meal request for the tour (Choices are Veg or Jain Meals) (We understand Jain means No Onion No garlic & No Potato) (Please mention in Booking Form if you are allergic to any food) (If you have any more specific food request you can mention the same to the sales staff and in booking form. We will try to help with the same but DO NOT GUARANTEE availability of the same)  
• Billing Details (If you need to claim any GST or TCS or needs your Bills in your Company Account, GST No and Proper Billing details needs to be submitted before booking is made. To make changes in Our Accounting System after Invoice is raised is not Possible) 
• For Overseas Medical Insurance do mention if you have any existing Diseases. 
• Inform your Sales Staff In case if you have anyone who is travelling with you is not very mobile and may require long time to walk or need wheelchair. In UAE we do have many cities where one is require to walk long and city tour is by foot. So, check before booking that you are not booking any wrong Tour for you or your family. 
• Any Visa Rejection in Past.

• 35 Days or more prior to Departure 25% of the Tour Cost
• 34 Days to 15 Days prior to Departure 50% of the Tour Cost
• 14 Days to 08 Days prior to Departure 75% of the Tour Cost
• 08 Days and beyond 100% of the Tour Cost  
• 5% Service Tax is applicable on all cancellation amounts.
• All our tickets are being group tickets are non-refundable within 30 days of departure.  Also, if some sightseeing is issued the same must be payable.

• In case of UAE visa rejection, the visa fee is strictly non-refundable, and any flight, hotel, or service cancellation charges will apply as per airline and supplier policies at the time of cancellation.
• For US passport holders, a visa on arrival is generally available, so a pre-approved visa is usually not required.

• Please note that 5% TCS (Till June) or 20% TCS (July onwards is applicable on our Total Tour Cost which can be claimed back. (Which is not part of Total Tour Cost and Charged additionally.) (Only for Indian Nations and Residents) 
• Rate of Exchange at the time of Payment. 
• ROE will be applicable on the day when you make final payment. Initial deposits will not be converted on that day’s rate of exchange. ROE will be considered on the final / full payment day only. 
• ROE will be determined as per interbank rate on www.xe.com + Rs.1// USD0.01 on the day when you make payment. When we send calculations are for the ideas only. When you make payment Rate of Exchange needs to be checked as it may be possible that after sending calculation payment is done 1 – 2 days afterwards. In that case no ROE difference will be accepted and payment has to be done asper the ROE prevailing on the day of Payment. 
• We are ok if you wish to make early payment in case USD exchange rate goes lower. You can keep checking the same on www.xe.com. 

• Initial deposit – Full INR Portion per person to confirm your booking with us.
• Second Instalment - Rs. 30,000/- per person between 15 days of booking date.
• 100% payment is to be made at least 35 days before departure.
• Total Payment in INR as per the prevailing exchange rate on the date on Final payment
• Refer Payment Process details on Payment Procedure for more detail
• 1st payment will be considered towards INR part payment only for Indian Passengers only
• Please note that it is mandatory to adhere the above schedule no matter if your visas are received or not.

• This is the event which we usually organise online and offline Between 1 month before departure to 1 week before departure. The date and time will be conveyed to you by our office. Please note IT IS MANDATORY TO ATTEND THE SAME as it is not possible to repeat the same afterwards. You will be able to attend either online or offline depending on your convenience. 

• The same will be handed over to you 7 Days to 3 Days before your departure. (As per company policy we are not allowed to dispatch any tour documents if Payment is not fully done). We will try to adhere to above timeline in all cases. In case of heavy rush or unavoidable circumstances we may have alterations in the same.

• Your Travel documents will have following things. 
• Your Airline Ticket (if you have booked tour inclusive of Airline)
• UAE Visa (if you have booked tour inclusive of visa) 
• (Please note once you will receive visa kindly check Name as per passport, Passport Number, Photo & Date of Birth.)
• Detailed Itinerary with Hotel List
• Emergency contact details

• No, eating is not allowed inside the coach or Vehicle. If the coach or Vehicle is damaged or soiled, the coach or Vehicle captain may charge a cleaning fee, as government regulations prohibit dirty coaches.

• No, drinking liquor inside the bus is not allowed during the tour. As we conduct family-friendly group tours, we maintain a strict policy against such activities to ensure a comfortable environment for all guests.

• No, the coach does not have Wi-Fi, TV, or a washroom. However, your manager will assist you in making stops where restrooms are available.

• Yes, Please carry minimum luggage as coach luggage space is limited. We will allow only one Luggage bag with one Hand luggage.

• The group size can vary based on bookings, ranging from 16 to 45 people. Similarly, the size of the tour coach will depend on the number of passengers, with options including 49-seater, 35-seater, 22-seater, and 14-seater coaches.
• If you are booking as close group and for example you are 20 people 22 seater bus will be there, if you want bigger bus you can ask us on additional price.

• Yes, traveling from Dubai to Abu Dhabi or from Abu Dhabi to Sharjah, which is approximately 150 km, typically takes about 2 hours by coach.

• All Our Tour leaders are very well conversed with English, Hindi and Gujarati. Most of the tour conducted are in Hindi and we receive passengers from all the regions in India. 

• Yes, Sometime Tour leaders generally reaches well in advance and at times they take multiple tours. Therefore tour leaders usually meet you at the destination either at the airport to pick you up if you are arriving with group or at the hotel to check you in if you are not arriving at group timings.

• As per UAE Government Rules On tour you are strictly allowed 20 Kgs 1 bag + 7 Kgs Hand bag per person maximum. 

• No, porterage services are not included in the tour, and guests are required to handle their own luggage at airports and hotels.

• Tipping is not compulsory at any place. 
• If you are taking any additional service like portage service or any hotel service, you have to pay service charge to them.
• If you are happy with the tour manager & local guide we request to give some tip to them.