Your Epic Road Trip Through the American Southwest
This itinerary will take you to some of the most breathtaking natural wonders and cultural centers the United States has to offer. From the glittering lights of Las Vegas to the ancient cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde and the artistic flair of Santa Fe, every day is a new adventure.
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A journey full of contrasts awaits you, beginning in the glittering metropolis of Las Vegas. At Grand Canyon West, you can stride over the abyss on the Skywalk. Zion National Park impresses with its massive rock formations and the Virgin River. World-famous photo opportunities and fascinating rock structures await you in Lower Antelope Canyon and at Horseshoe Bend. Bryce Canyon National Park is known for its unique hoodoos (rock needles). The journey continues to Capitol Reef National Park with its striking geological folds. In Arches National Park, you can admire over 2,000 natural sandstone arches. To conclude your trip, you will immerse yourself in the history of the cliff dwellings of the Anasazi culture in Mesa Verde National Park. This route offers an incredible variety of natural wonders and unforgettable experiences in the American Southwest. It is a journey through spectacular landscapes and fascinating cultures.
Cancellation received 30 or more days before the tour date:
You will receive a 95% refund. The 5% fee covers non-refundable payment processing and administrative costs.
Alternatively, you may opt for a 100% credit to be used for a future tour within 12 months.
Cancellation received between 15 and 29 days before the tour date:
You will receive a 50% refund. At this stage, we have already committed to guide salaries, vehicle allocation, and other operational expenses.
Cancellation received between 7 and 14 days before the tour date:
You will receive a 25% refund. Reselling your spot becomes very difficult at this late stage.
Cancellation received less than 7 days before the tour date:
No refund will be issued.
Yes, it is possible to change your travel date. A change can be accommodated under the following conditions:
The alternative tour date you wish to join has met the minimum number of required participants.
There is still availability on that new date.
Please note that a service fee will be charged for processing this change.
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That is a very important question, but it’s impossible for me to give you a simple “yes” or “no” answer. The requirement for a visa depends entirely on two key factors:
Your Country of Citizenship (the passport you will be traveling on).
The Country You Plan to Visit (your destination).
Visa rules are specific agreements between countries. For example, a citizen of Canada might not need a visa to visit Japan for a short tourist stay, but a citizen of another country might.
Here is a reliable, step-by-step guide to determine your specific visa requirements:
1. Identify Your Destination and Citizenship: Be clear on which passport you hold and where you are going.
2. Check the Official Embassy or Consulate Website: This is the most accurate and trustworthy source of information. * Search online for: “Embassy of [Destination Country] in [Your Country of Citizenship]” (e.g., “Embassy of France in the United States”). * On the embassy’s official website, look for a section called “Visas,” “Consular Services,” or “Entry Requirements.” * This section will have the most current information on requirements for tourists, business travelers, and students from your country.
3. Use Your Government’s Travel Advisory Website: Your own country’s foreign affairs or state department website often provides visa information for citizens traveling abroad. * For U.S. citizens, the U.S. Department of State’s “Learn About Your Destination” page is an excellent resource. You can enter your destination and see the entry, exit, and visa requirements.
4. Consider Key Factors: * Purpose of Travel: Are you traveling for tourism, business, study, or to work? The visa type will vary. * Duration of Stay: Many countries allow short, visa-free stays (e.g., up to 90 days) for tourists but require a visa for longer periods. * Visa Waiver Programs: Some countries have special programs. For example, the United States has the Visa Waiver Program (VWP), which allows citizens of certain countries to visit for up to 90 days with an approved Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) instead of a full visa. Europe is launching a similar system called ETIAS.
Important Warning: Visa rules can change without notice. Always check the official embassy or consulate website for the most up-to-date information before you book any travel. Applying for a visa can be a lengthy process, so it is crucial to start well in advance of your planned departure date.
That’s an excellent and important question. To give you the clearest answer, it’s helpful to distinguish between two different types of insurance:
Our Company’s Liability Insurance.
Your Personal Travel Insurance.
Yes, our company is fully licensed and carries comprehensive Commercial General Liability insurance.
This policy covers incidents that may occur as a direct result of our operations or negligence. It is a professional standard that protects our guests in the event of an accident for which our company is found responsible.
However, this insurance does not cover circumstances that are personal to you or outside of our direct control. For example, it does not cover:
You needing to cancel your trip due to a personal illness.
Your flight being canceled, causing you to miss the tour.
Lost or stolen baggage.
A medical emergency you experience on the trip that is unrelated to our services.
This is why personal travel insurance is so crucial.
Personal travel insurance is not included in the cost of our tours.
We strongly recommend that every one of our guests purchases their own comprehensive travel insurance policy before embarking on their trip. This is for your own financial protection and peace of mind.
A good travel insurance policy typically provides coverage for:
Trip Cancellation & Interruption: Reimburses you if you have to cancel or cut your trip short due to unforeseen events like illness, injury, or a family emergency.
Emergency Medical & Dental Care: Covers costs for doctors, hospitals, and emergency medical evacuation if you get sick or injured on your trip.
Lost or Delayed Baggage: Reimburses you for lost, stolen, or damaged luggage.
Travel Delays & Missed Connections: Covers expenses incurred if your flight is delayed or you miss a connection.
In summary: While we are fully insured as a business, this does not replace the need for your own personal travel insurance. We strongly advise you to purchase a policy that covers you for the full duration of your travels.
Please let us know if you have any more questions.
