Nationalities of people on tour
Last Updated: Jun. 02, 2008
Contiki sells its travel packages in more than 35 countries around the world. It is therefore not unusual for there to be between 6-15 different nationalities on any one tour. Some of the nationalities that Contiki is most popular with includes Australians, Americans, Canadians, Germans, English, Swiss, New Zealanders, Japanese, Dutch, South Africans, Italians, Danes, Brazilians, Mexicans, Austrians, Singaporeans, Swedes, Koreans, etc. but there are not limits or restrictions on where you or your travel companions come from.
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On my first tour{Europe} there were mostly Australians and New Zealanders and me {South African}. On my Scandinavia tour there was also mailnly Australians, Brazilians and Canadians. I am going to Australia in November and it is going to be interesting to see where everyone comes from.
Saffa-girl
posted on Sep. 14, 2008
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Through my trip in Europe the travelers were from USA, Canada, Mexico, Australia, and South Africa. (in no particular order) It was a great mix of heritage, culture, and viewpoints. It was amazing to spend 35 days with people from all over the world!
Explorer1088391
posted on Feb. 02, 2008
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On many of the trips for some reason, it was mostly Australians. They are a good people though.
Ltran99
posted on Nov. 15, 2007
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