Travel Help

Responsible Tourism

Asian countries in general are conservative countries. Dress respectfully with an awareness of local standards. Covered thighs and shoulders is the norm in India. Dress modestly at religious sites. G-strings showing above hipster shorts maybe be great in Bondi Beach Sydney, but is the equivalent to walking around naked in India and can attract undesirable attention! Visitors should be aware of the cultural differences and local rules and values of any country they visit. If possible before leaving home try and learn what is appropriate behavior and body language.

Try and support local owned businesses. Bargaining is the way of life in Asia, keep it light and bright and remember it is part of the tradition not a way to rip you off!  Be generous and always try and leave a tip. Always ask before photographing or videoing people and if you can, send them back a photo to leave positive impressions.

Flexibility

The nature of travel and the unique places to see, necessitate a degree of flexibility. Things change and travel particulary in India can be personally challenging. 

Travelling with Children

Children are fine for most of our tours due to the comfort, safety and convenience of our private vehicles and experienced professional drivers and local staff.  If you wish, we can design a private family tour, to cater for the needs of your children.

Health & Safety

There are a number of health factors that need to be considered before any extensive travel, and these are addressed by common sense and practical medical advice from your health care professional or GP. Apart from what we can advise you on our website and in person, there are numerous travel information resources available on the Internet. For Australians: www.smartraveller.gov.au

Vaccinations

Vaccinations can be administered prior to departure. We recommend that you seek your own medical advice. Consult your physician or travel medical advisory.www.travelvaccines.com.au.