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Hello! I'm going on holiday to Turkey. I bought a tour in a travel agency, completed all the necessary documents, but in a hurry I didn’t remember one thing well: to whom and where should I provide a CLIENT VOUCHER, VOUCHER FOR TRANSFER? And which of the vouchers should remain with me as a guarantor of insurance?
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In theory, you have three pieces of paper - one upon arrival and boarding the bus will be picked up by the guide (sometimes they are not taken), the second is at the hotel, the third is for you. They will ask and take the right one - it's not a problem.
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answered 12 years ago
The voucher will be picked up when boarding the transfer, the client's (tourist's) voucher will be taken by the operator's representatives at the hotel and then returned (you need to have it with you if you go out to the city) And the insurance must be a separate document
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answered 12 years ago
If you have time, make a photocopy of the vouchers, keep it separately. I repeat: 1 voucher will be taken from you on the bus (transfer to the hotel), the second at the reception in the hotel, the third remains with YOU, you will need to provide it (give it to the guide at the hotel for a while) in order for him to register your arrival and inform about on the return flight, as a rule, the guide returns the voucher for the next day, but there are incidents (guides are not always in hotels), it can be difficult to find them (another copy is good for this). It is the third voucher that the tourist is recommended to always have with him. But the guarantor of insurance is the insurance itself! where your data is entered (the travel agency also gives the client only a copy of it!), do not forget that the first appeal for insurance is dense - 30 USD.
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answered 12 years ago
According to insurance, not everyone and not always give a copy, I had the originals. The first appeal is paid - again, you need to look at what is written in the insurance contract - with a zero deductible - the initial assistance is free.
A photocopy of the voucher is 99.9% redundant, but it can be done, not difficult. At the same time, take a photocopy of your passport.
A photocopy of the voucher is 99.9% redundant, but it can be done, not difficult. At the same time, take a photocopy of your passport.
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answered 12 years ago
Insurance depends on the "supplier ", we had in May 2012 "Leading " - franchise 0, treatment (first) dislocated legs on the slides in the "Water Planet " = free + "ambulance " was taken to Ezhekuma.
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answered 12 years ago