Do I need any vaccinations?
Please consult your travel agent or doctor to find out which vaccinations are required. If you suffer from any form of illness, be sure to have an adequate supply of medicines before departing on your trip. You must advise us through your travel agent of any important medical condition you may have, before departure.

Do I need a passport and travel visas?
Depending on your nationality, you may need visas to enter certain countries included in your trip. You are responsible for obtaining all necessary visas prior to the departure of your trip. Consult your travel agent or a visa service well in advance to determine which visas you will require and how to obtain them.

Important: visas can take up to six weeks to obtain and a fee is normally charged. Failure to obtain all necessary visas could cause you to miss part of your trip and will result in considerable expense and inconvenience. It is better to apply for ALL visas through your travel agent or visa service before you leave home.

How much money should I bring?
Travelers’ checks in small denominations (in a main currency) are the safest way to carry your personal spending money. For example: In Europe, carry travelers checks in US$, British Pounds, or Euros. In Australia or New Zealand, carry Euro, US$, British Pounds, DM, NZ$ or A$. In America, carry US$ travelers checks. You can also get cash at local ATMs along the way if needed.  Remember that you'll need to allow enough to cover lunches, some dinners, shopping, entrance fees to some attractions, optional excursions and activities, souvenirs, drinks and evening entertainment/nightclubs. A full list of optional excursions and approximate costs will be sent to you with your travel documents.

Do I need travel insurance and if so, what should it cover?
All clients should have an insurance policy which covers cancellation curtailment, loss of or damage to baggage, loss of money (cash), traveler's cheques, or personal belongings and medical insurance.