Travelling with others
Last Updated: Nov. 28, 2008
It is common for people to travel with their siblings or relatives be it brothers and sisters, sisters and sisters or cousins and other relatives. Groups of friends are also very common with friends from all sorts of networks and backgrounds like school, work and university travelling together on tour.
There are discounts available for people traveling in groups of 4 or more to help you save even more when booking a tour with your friends or relatives.
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CAN IT BE SOMEONE OLDER.. DOES THE AGE LIMIT END AT 35!
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posted on May. 21, 2009
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