spring tours cost?

20 Jun 2007 fridayschild asked

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• 20 Jun 2007 Jeremy said

  

  I don’t think the tours are any different cost for spring vs summer. What is a concern is the cost increase due to inflation. The rep I talked to when I pre-booked said its typically 5 – 10% assuming the tour doesn’t get changed at all. If you know the tour you want, you can prebook before the next brochure comes out for $100. It helps with the inflation cost. At least, for US tourists you can. I would imagine its the same for Canada too.

  I don't think the tours are any different cost for spring vs summer. What is a concern is the cost increase due to inflation. The rep I talked to when I pre-booked said its typically 5 - 10% assuming the tour doesn't get changed at all. If you know the tour you want, you can prebook before the next brochure comes out for $100. It helps with the inflation cost. At least, for US tourists you can. I would imagine its the same for Canada too. or Cancel
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• 20 Jun 2007 Curtis71 said

  

  You could get a brochure from a travel agent.
  
  Spring tours are less expensive than Summer. About in the start/middle of June (high tourist season,) prices jump up until September again.
  
  You can expect that European tour prices will probably jump at least an extra $80 each for next year because of new regulations on how much rest bus drivers must get. Contiki will have to pay extra for another bus driver for a couple of days to meet their legal obligations.

  You could get a brochure from a travel agent.<BR><BR>Spring tours are less expensive than Summer. About in the start/middle of June (high tourist season,) prices jump up until September again.<BR><BR>You can expect that European tour prices will probably jump at least an extra $80 each for next year because of new regulations on how much rest bus drivers must get. Contiki will have to pay extra for another bus driver for a couple of days to meet their legal obligations. or Cancel
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• 24 Jun 2007 cdm115 said

  

  The difference in price is usually around $50, depending on length and such.

  The difference in price is usually around $50, depending on length and such. or Cancel
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• 24 Jun 2007 Curtis71 said

  

  quote:

  Originally posted by cdm115:
  The difference in price is usually around $50, depending on length and such.

  
  True, but the flights can be several hundred dollars more expensive in the summer.

  <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by cdm115:<BR>The difference in price is usually around $50, depending on length and such. </div></BLOCKQUOTE><BR>True, but the flights can be several hundred dollars more expensive in the summer. or Cancel
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