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India Food Tour Essay

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1 India Food Tour (Unit of Solutions Unlimited) CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY CANCELLATION BY THE GUEST If a guest cancels some or all portions of your booking, cancellation fees will apply. A cancellation will only be effective when we receive written confirmation of the cancellation. If a tour is cancelled: • 50 days or more prior to tour date, we will retain 25% of the tour cost. • Between 31 and 45 days prior to tour date, we will retain 50% of the total booking cost. • 30 days or less prior to tour date, we will retain 100% paid by you in connection with the booking. CANCELLATION BY COMPANY We may cancel a trip at any time up to 45 days before tour date. We may cancel a tour at any time prior to tour date if, due to terrorism, natural disasters, …show more content…

• Clients are accepted on the understanding that they appreciate the risks in travel which may include injury, sickness, theft or death and that the clients undertake the tours at their own risk. Travel insurance is highly recommended for each tour. • We try to keep these tours as safe as possible for everyone, but we can’t be held responsible if someone falls sick directly or indirectly due to any food or drink consumed during the tour. • Please let us know of any allergies and intolerances well in advance and we will try to do our best to make it work for you. • Information presented on our website and emails are true to best of our knowledge. But some points of the tour like activities, duration, places may change without further notice due to reasons beyond our control. We inform the guests of any such changes as soon as possible. • A surcharge of 3% is applicable on credit card payments. • If the guests have any complaint or want to change anything, they must tell the group leader

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