How to pay for optional activities - Europe
Last Updated: 6th Jun 2012
Optional activities are booked and paid for through your Tour Manager once you are on tour.
Every Tour Manager in Europe has their own style when it comes to collecting payment for optional activities but payments can only be made in local currency cash to your Tour Manager. Unfortunately credit cards cannot be accepted on our European Tours.
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posted on 2nd Jun 2012
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posted on 2nd Jun 2012
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has anyone done this ifso how much did it cost?
JD8629
posted on 14th Jan 2011
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Does this mean that we are unable to use a Visa debit card to pay?
Explorer1170934
posted on 3rd May 2010
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So does that mean that if we have Travelers Checks in Euros for the excursions we’re looking to do in Europe, we can pay our Tour Manager for our planned excursions with the Euro denominated Travelers Checks?
ExplorerShel
posted on 10th Apr 2009
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Do you have to pick and pay right at the start of your tour or are you reminded of the optional extras and to pay at each destination?
JessKat
posted on 26th Jun 2008
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Has anyone used the travel vouchers? I got four $25 vouchers but it says if the excursion is less than $25 I don’t get change back.
ContikiExplorer
posted on 23rd Jun 2008
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What about travellercheques (of the local currency?)
Jackie
posted on 13th May 2008
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