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- Choosing and Planning a Tour - Where to Start
- Choosing a Tour Do some research on tours you thinking of – read other peoples travelogues, look up videos on you-tube, ask questions or use the ‘find’ button on the Contiki ...
- Concept, Budget Tours
- General Overview The main difference between Camping, Concept/Budget and Time Out/Superior/Hotel Tours is the styles of accommodations utilized. There are however a few other differences bet...
- Contiki History
- Our history and evolution In 1961, a young New Zealander named John Anderson arrived in London to embark on a journey to Europe. He didn’t want to travel alone and he didn’t have a lot...
- How to choose a tour
- For some choosing a tour is simple, for others taking into account available time, money, destinations, styles of tour, time of year, who to travel with, whether to go alone, spending money, wh...
- Short Break Information
- Contiki offers trips to the Oktoberfest in Munich, the Edinburgh Festival and Military Tattoo, Amsterdam for Easter and many other short breaks throughout the year. You can find out more info a...
- Weight Limits and Size - Europe
- More Tour and Travel Advice for Europe Contiki Tours in Europe have a luggage restriction of 1×20 kilogram (44lbs) bag and 1 x carry on (roughly 5 kilograms/12lb) bag. This weight restricti...
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Recent Tips
Some other suggestions, although not necessary - Travel pillow, chewing gum (especially for those who have ear problems during flight), book and/or ipod and one change of clothing (air lines do lose luggage occasionally)
I bought a high sierra duffel bag - it has a zip down panel on the back and you can pull out the back pack straps…I also have a laptop back pack…
A great way to spend the afternoon in Paris? Grab some cheese, a baguette and some wine from the shops on the Champs Elysees and head down for a picnic in front of the Eiffel Tower!
