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Contiki Holidays HOLIDAYS FOR 18-35’S 2012/13 EUROPE WINTER Europe Winter 2012/13 Legendary for a reason Your travellers guide

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3 Welcome to Contiki Here at Contiki, we’re a bunch of passionate travellers like you, so we know all the top tips that you need to know before & during your trip. We’ve put together this handy (& exclusive!) Travellers Guide to set you out right. Before you go From the big stuff, like where does my tour start & what should I pack, to the smaller stuff, like where’s the best place to find free WiFi on tour – it’s all here in our handy guide. When you’re on the road We’ve packed in a load of ideas about cool things to do in some of our start cities & other cities we visit. It’s the stuff the locals love - from the best places to shop, where to try some authentic local food or just chill. Keep this in your pocket or take the sharing is caring approach & pass it onto a friend when you’re done. For even more info check out the Travel Resources section of our website contiki.com/travelresources. Or jump on Facebook or Twitter & ask us direct. Simple! Let the adventure begin Love, Team Contiki. THE ORIGINAL SINCE ‘62 Celebrating 50 great years. Europe Winter 1-84.indd 3 14/11/2012 12:15

4 What’s inside? . 5 Before you go . 6-13 Packing Clothing for ski & snowboard holidays Hand Luggage Visas Kick start meeting Flying hints Documents & Money Currency conversion Budgeting on tour Tipping Electricity & voltage Join us online Contiki community Online on the road Love Wifi? Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) .14-15 Map of where we travel .16-17 Contiki on the road .18-22 Your Contiki team Where you stay Time Out (Superior) tours Ski & Board Tours in the Austrian Tyrol How we travel Your coach Laundry on tour Love to shop? Fashion with Contiki Making phone calls International country codes Our Europe .23-39 London Underground (Tube) map London Amsterdam Paris Our other start cities . 40-63 Berlin Cairo Dublin Edinburgh Madrid Hopfgarten Rome Vienna More Europe.64-79 Austria Czech Republic Egypt France Germany Hungary Italy Leichtenstein Principality of Monaco The Netherlands Spain Switzerland United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland Vatican City Keen to join our team .78 Keep travelling with Contiki.79 Other stuff . 80 Worldwide offices . 83 Europe Winter 1-84.indd 4 14/11/2012 12:15

5 The Exchange brings together the hottest trends in music, fashion, food, nightlife and more from around the globe. Keep in the know and get your fix on The Exchange. Beats TURN UP THE VOLUME Check out what we’re listening to at the moment, who’s got the best remix, and what’s recommended to us. Looks THE STREET IS YOUR RUNWAY From cute boutiques in LA, the catwalks of Paris, to street styles in Sydney and more, we have your fashion fix covered & show you how to get the hottest local look. Crave YOUR GUIDE TO EATS & OUTS Go local and find the best places to drink, dine and party abroad – or check out fun new places closer to home! Play GET MOVING Whatever it is that gets your blood pumping we have it covered. Get the go on sport, the low down on new fitness trends and the hottest adrenaline fixes. Explore WHERE TO GO, WHAT TO SEE The Exchange brings together all the coolest things to do around the world. We’ve got the inside goss on all things local & we’re always on the hunt for new gems to share with you! wwwhat!? WHAT WE LOVE ON THE WEB We love cruising the web to find the most awesome and quirky content online. Check out what’s trending on twitter or tumblr and whose YouTube channel we’re watching! Get your fix at contiki.com/exchange Europe Winter 1-84.indd 5 14/11/2012 12:15

6 Before you go Pack your bags Packing for your trip can be niggly, so we make it easy with some handy tips. On our tours, you can bring 1 bag or suitcase of 29” x 20” x 10” or (73cm x 50cm x 25cm), with a max weight of 20kg (44lbs) & one piece of hand luggage. Here’s an idea of what you could pack before you go. As well as all the standard stuff to keep you snug like jeans & jumpers plus your iPod etc. Here are a couple of ideas about what else you might need on tour Rainproof jacket, gloves & a scarf or two. Comfy walking shoes Travel alarm clock A watch! Swim wear A diary (for writing down all your travel stories) Medical stuff Travel adaptor/s Spare camera memory cards Going out gear & shoes A couple of fold away travel bags (for all that shopping, girls!) Some portable speakers And don’t forget Your passport! Your Contiki Tour Documents & hotel vouchers Travel insurance details Visas (if applicable, see below) Credit cards & cash A spare print out of all your important details, just incase Clothing for ski & snowboard holidays For skiing and snowboarding, warmth is essential, but try to avoid the bulk that is usually associated with keeping the cold out. It is far better to have a few layers of thin, but warm, clothing rather than one thick jumper. This means that you can peel off a layer at a time as you get hot from skiing/snowboarding (or falling over!). Before you go it’s essential that you have the following gear with you. Ski jacket: Should be snow and wind proof, warm, yet lightweight with enough room for two thin sweaters. Ski pants/overpants: Should be warm & water resistant. Gloves or mittens: It is essential to have a good pair of gloves or mittens. The best protection is provided by fleece-lined, waterproof, leather or gore-tex gloves/mittens. Europe Winter 1-84.indd 6 14/11/2012 12:16

7 Sunglasses or goggles: Sunglasses or goggles are a definite must. If you choose sunglasses, it is essential that they are shatterproof. Socks: A thin pair worn underneath a thicker pair or double layer of socks are usually the most comfortable when you’re up the mountain. Sweaters: Two thin sweaters are warmer than one thick one. Cotton turtle necks are good to wear under wool sweaters to provide protection for your neck. Après-Ski boots: Take rubber soled boots, preferably warm and waterproof. Hats: A hat is essential for warmth as you lose a lot of body heat through your head. It is a good idea to buy one that protects your cheeks. Sun screen: A waterproof, high protection factor sun screen will protect skin both from the sun and wind. Lip balm: To provide protection from chapped lips. Please note: Ski clothing can also be hired in Hopfgarten at an additional cost. See p.56 for details. For more, head to contiki.com/travelresources for all our suggestions. Hand luggage On some of our tours, it is necessary to use an overnight bag on the occasional nights when it’s not possible to unload your bags from the coach (like overnight ferries etc). It’s a good idea to bring an overnight bag, or hand luggage that’s big enough to double up as an overnighter when needed. Visas Depending on your nationality, you may need visas to enter some of the countries included in your tour. Check with your travel agent or go online to determine whether or not you need visas to travel. Kick-start meetings On all our tours, a Kick-Start meeting with your Tour Manager will be held at the beginning of your tour – check your tour docs and the hotel/Contiki Village notice board for details. Europe Winter 1-84.indd 7 14/11/2012 12:16

8 Come fly with me Here are some of our top flying hints before you leave home. Carry your travel documentation, camera & books/magazines in your hand luggage Double (or triple!) check that you’ve got your passport Don’t forget that most airlines have 50ml liquid restrictions that must fit in one plastic bag – so make sure yours fit. Buying Duty Free is great, but double check your Duty Free limits Travelling can dry you out, especially on long haul flights. We love taking an empty drink bottle on board & asking for it to be filled with water, to avoid jumping up & down for re-fills Stay up as long as you can when you arrive to help adjust to local time, fast. Money The main currencies you’ll encounter in Europe are the EURO & the British Pound. On our tours, if you’re visiting countries like Switzerland you may come across other currencies. Your On-road Team will explain all about the currencies & where the best places are to find cash when you’re on tour. Access to cash on tour It’s a good idea to carry your cash in a number of different ways, so you’re never caught short. It’s a good idea to have some cash, a credit card & debit card when you travel. Debit cards mean you can access money at cash machines throughout Europe, or you can get a pre-loaded cash card (like Travelex) & load it up before you leave home. Your Tour Manager will let you know the best places to find cash. Just make sure you have a pin associated to the card before you leave home. Note: Explore More optional activities are paid for in cash only. Currency conversion table It’s always good to keep track of your money as you travel, so currency conversions can help when you’re out exploring. Here’s a little helpful guide on exchange rates (as at July 26th, 2012). Note: Exchange rates can vary, this info is a guide-only. We love apps, so if you’ve got a smart phone, then we recommend you download the free XE travel app, for up-to-date currency info wherever you travel. Check out our free apps on page 12 for more info & more cool musthave travel apps. GBP SFR CZK EGP EUR Europe Winter 1-84.indd 8 USD 0.64 0.98 20.64 6.07 0.81 CAD 0.63 0.97 20.44 6.01 0.81 AUD 0.66 1.01 21.43 6.30 0.84 NZD 0.51 0.78 16.53 4.86 0.65 RAN 0.08 0.12 2.50 0.73 0.10 GBP 1.00 1.53 32.40 9.52 1.28 EUR 0.78 1.20 25.38 7.46 1.00 14/11/2012 12:16

9 Budgeting on tour Budgeting for your trip is one of the hardest things to do before you leave home. Everyone is different, so it’s hard to know how much money to bring on your trip. On our tours, we include loads – like breakfast every day & lots of evening meals so, for help planning your budget on tour, check out contiki.com/travel-resources & click on or look for the spending money tab for more. Tipping In all areas of the service industry in Europe, from restaurants, bars, hotels & taxis, it is common practice to tip if you feel that the service received has been excellent. The same goes for your Contiki Team. If you feel that your Tour Manager & Driver’s service has been exceptional, then feel free to tip them if you feel they’ve done a great job. If you choose to tip, we recommend around c2 per person per day, however whether or not you choose to tip (& how much) is completely up to you. Electricity & voltage Most locations where Contiki travel in Europe operate on alternating current (AC) which varies between 220 – 240v. Travellers from North America should note that due to the difference in voltage (120v in USA and Canada) you may require a power convertor to enable electrical equipment to work in Europe and Britain. Throughout Europe you will require an adaptor which allows you to plug into a two pin European power socket. In Great Britain and Ireland you will require an adaptor which allows you to plug into a 3 pin British power socket. Europe Winter 1-84.indd 9 14/11/2012 12:16

Join us online. Save yourself time & check-in online Skip the line & check in online before you leave home. It only takes about 5 minutes & will save you time on day 1 of your tour. Think of it as the last step before you leave home, plus it makes sure we have all your important info on file incase we need to contact you. All you need to do is: 1. Visit contiki.com/checkin 2. Follow the easy to use instructions on screen & enter all your details (like your passport number, references & insurance details) 3. You’re done! You’ll also have access to your essential tour information in your Contiki profile & a load of other cool stuff on the Contiki Community. Whatever you’re looking for your search starts at contiki.com Europe Winter 1-84.indd 10 Already lookig for your next trip? Use our trip finder to find your perfect trip. Our tour pages have past traveller reviews, interactive route maps, the ability to compare tours & you can check live availability & definite departures. 14/11/2012 12:16

Contiki Community Join the Contiki community to create a personal profile, plan your trip, save articles & share your travel experiences. You’ll also get access to our discussion forums where you can chat to past travellers & our super-knowledgeable Contiki Team for lots of handy travelling tips & advice. Plus, head to our meeting place & chat with your tour mates before you leave. Join up contiki.com/community Contiki Reviews Win a tour - share your review & win a Contiki trip. Don’t just take our word for it, check out our tour reviews & see what our past travellers have to say about our trips. Plus, once you get back from your tour, leave a review & you could win your next trip on us! Find out more contiki.com/reviews Get in touch Don’t miss our latest updates, deals or giveaways. Our team are there to answer questions, give advice & talk & share all things Contiki. Stay connected on Follow us at contiki.com/ community twitter.com/contiki Or become a friend on youtube.com/ contikiholidays facebook.com/contiki Europe Winter 1-84.indd 11 Or watch us on 14/11/2012 12:16

12 ONLINE, ON THE ROAD Top Travel Tools We asked our Tour Managers to tell us about the handiest & best travel tools & apps. Here are their top picks. The best bit? They’re all free. 1 WiFi Finder Instantly find free WiFi Internet hotspots wherever you are across Europe. This handy little app allows you to pinpoint the nearest WiFi spots, complete with address & how long it will take you to get there. Available for: iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad, Android. 2 XE Currency Can’t work out your Euros from your Krona, or your Francs from Kuna? Problem solved. This cool currency converter will let you choose your favourite currencies for comparison. Available for: Web, iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7. 3 Google Translate This trusty translator will have you speaking like a local in no time. You can choose from 50 languages, type in phrases & hey presto, you are chatting to the locals. Available for: Web, Mobile webite, iPhone/iPod Touch, Android. 4 Viber, Skype & Hey Tell There’s nothing like free phone & video calls so you can call your friends & brag about your trip. Put an end to global roaming phone bills & check out these apps for free international calls & text messages. Available for: iPhone, Android, Blackberry & most other 3G phones. 5 WorldView Get the world in your pocket & check out the view from over 14,000 webcams. Search for a specific place or take a look at popular webcams from around the world. Available for: Web, iPhone/ipod Touch/iPad. REMEMBER: Using your phone & data plan overseas can be very expensive! We recommend you turn off your data while overseas. Contact your phone provider to find out more. contiki.com/travelapps Europe Winter 1-84.indd 12 14/11/2012 12:16

13 Love WiFi? So do we! That’s why more than 50 of our properties have WiFi & internet access. Hook up to FREE WiFi at the Contiki Basement & many of our hotels on tour. Facebookers Don’t forget to check in at our Special Stopovers & get in touch with us on our Facebook page. We love checking out what our travellers get up to. Facebook.com/contiki Love to Tweet? For the ultimate bragging rights show off to your friends & tweet as you travel. Don’t forget to hashtag us, we read everything! Follow us at @contiki On Foursquare? Follow us & get exclusive Contiki insider hints & tips on what to do & where to go from past passengers & staff. You can add tips to your to-do list & then mark them off once you’ve done them. Check in around Europe to earn these cool Foursquare badges. Jetsetter Historian I’m on a boat Pizzaiolo foursquare.com/contiki Europe Winter 1-84.indd 13 14/11/2012 12:16

14 Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Although DVT is rare, we love our travellers & keeping healthy before, during & after your tour is important. If you are flying to and/or from your tour, please read the DVT info below for our hints on what to look for & how to minimise any risks. What is DVT? DVT is when blood clots develop in the veins of the legs, the groin & sometimes the arms. For some people, the risk of DVT can significantly increase after a flight of 4 hours plus, and it’s important to note that it can take a few days before the side effects of DVT become known. If you’re on tour & you feel any symptoms below then let your Tour Manager know. Factors contributing to DVT include Immobility or cramped seating positions Flying Recent major surgery Personal or family history of DVT, heart disease or Pulmonary Embolism Cancer, pregnancy, obesity, or if you’re taking contraceptive pills The signs & symptoms Redness or skin discolouration, warmth, hardening & swelling in the ankle, calf or thighs Tenderness and/or pain on walking, raising or flexing the foot How can you lower the risk? Make more leg room (pop your hand luggage in the overhead lockers) Try not to sit with your legs crossed Try some of the exercises listed Elevate your legs whenever you can Wear your favourite comfy threads when travelling Take a short walk every 2-3 hours Drink plenty of fluids & keep hydrated Avoid too much alcohol & taking sleeping tablets If you think you’re at risk – throw on some compression stockings for your flight Europe Winter 1-84.indd 14 14/11/2012 12:16

15 DVT top exercises Our top exercises to keep you moving Bend & straighten your legs, feet & toes regularly Press the balls of your feet down hard on the floor Take a short walk Go for a walk - the coach will stop regularly to give you the chance to stretch your legs. You can also exercise whilst seated. Use the following movements to keep your circulation moving and to avoid getting stiff: Bend and straighten your legs, feet and toes. Press the balls of your feet down hard against the floor Perform regular upper body movements and breathing to relax the back and shoulders. Make sure you drink water regularly to avoid becoming dehydrated. Europe Winter 1-84.indd 15 14/11/2012 12:16

16 GEIRANGER LOM SKEI Map of Europe LILLEHAMMER SOGNEFJORD GJOVIK VOSS HARDANGERVIDDA OSLO NORWAY NORWAY GOTHENBURG HIGHLANDS LOCH NESS ISLE OF SKYE SCOTLAN ND SCOTLAND SCOTLAND WEST HIGHLANDS STIRLING COPENH GIANT’S CAUSEWAY LONDONDERRY GRETNA GREEN REP. OF IRELAND LAKE DISTRICT BELFAST IRISH SEA S.IRELAND S.IRELAND S .IRELAND D GALWAY NORTH SEA YORK LIVERPOOL HOLYHEAD DUBLIN CLIFFS OF MOHER DENMARK DEN D EEN ENMAR NMA ARK DENMARK ST ANDREWS EDINBURGH GLASGOW KILKENNY CORK BRISTOL BATH EDAM ENGLAND ENGLAND WALES BLARNEY STONEHENGE NETHERLANDS AMSTERDAM NETHERLANDS N NETH ETHERLAN LANDS LAN RUHR VALLEY LONDON DOVER CALAIS BRUSSELS BELGIUM BEL ENGLISH CHANNEL BELGIUM BERLIN GERMANY GERMANY RHINE VALLEY DRESD ST GOAR C VALLEY OF THE SOMME HEIDELBERG C CHAMPAGNE REGION PARIS VERSAILLES MUNICH FONTAINEBLEAU MAU BURGUNDY REGION TYRO AU SWITZ LIECHTENSTEIN CHATEAU INNSBRUCK AU CHAMBORD FRANCE LUCERNE SWITZ FRANCE REGION BEAUJOLAIS DOLOMITE MOUNTAINS CHATEAU DE CRUIX SWISS SL ALPS LAKE GARDA VERONA BORDEAUX LYON MILAN CHAMONIX VENICE CHATEAU DE FONTAGER ITALY ATLANTIC OCEAN SAN SEBASTIAN BILBAO PAMPLONA PONT DU GARD BIARRITZ CARCASSONNE PYRENEES MOUNTAINS LA SPEZIA BOLOGNA FLORENCE AVIGNON CINQUE TERRE PISA ARLES MONACO ITALY AIX-ENFRENCH SAN PROVENCE GIMIGNANO RIVIERA ZARAGOZA PORTUGAL PORTUGAL P ORTU UGAL U G SEGOVIA MADRID BARCELONA VALENCIA CORDOBA MEDITERRANEAN SEA ROM VATICAN CITY POMPEII SORRENTO ISLE OF CAPR TOLEDO SPAIN SPAIN SEVILLE SWE SWE IBIZA DENIA GRANADA GIBRALTAR Europe Winter 1-84.indd 16 14/11/2012 12:16

17 FINLAND FINLAND GULF OF BOTHNIA VYBORG HELSINKI ST PETERSBURG PETRODVORETS STOCKHOLM ESTONIA ESTONIA NOVGOROD RUSSIA EDEN EDEN RUSSIA LATVIA LATVIA BALTIC SEA KLIN LITHUANIA LITHUANIA HAGEN MOSCOW BORODINO MINSK BELARUS BELARUS BREST WARSAW Y POLAND POLAND DEN CZESTOCHOWA AUSCHWITZ KRAKOW PRAGUE KUTNAREP HORA CZECH UKRAINE UKRAINE CZECH REP SLOVAKIA CESKY KRUMLOV SLOVAKIA VIENNA UTHAUSEN BANSKA BYSTRICA BRATISLAVA OL USTRIA USTRIA SLOVENIA BUDAPEST HUNGARY HUNGARY LAKE LOVENIA IABLED LJUBLJANA CROATIA E CROATIA BOSNIA BOSNIA A ROMANIA ROMANIA BELGRADE ZADAR SPLIT O SERBIA SERBIA DUBROVNIK ADRIATIC SEA MONTENEGRO M MON ONTENEGRO ON MONTENEGRO TIRANA BARI OHRID BRINDISI ALBANIA A LBAN NIA N ALBANIA RI IBIZA BLACK SEA MACEDONIA MACEDONIA M MACEDONI ACEDON NIA ME I O BULGARIA BULGARIA SOFIA CORFU PATRAS OLYMPIA ISTANBUL GALLIPOLI TROY GREECE GREECE G GRE ECE CEE PREVEZA IONIAN SEA KAVALA CANAKKALE PERGAMUM DELPHI ATHENS PIRAEUS MYKONOS IOS IZMIR KUSADASI EPHESUS PATMOS TURKEY TURKEY PAMUKKALE HIEROPOLIS RHODES SANTORINI CRETE CYPRUS ALEXANDRIA PORT SAID GIZA SAKKARA CAIRO EGYPT EGYPT HURGHADA KARNAK LUXOR RED SEA ESNA EDFU KOM OMBO ASWAN Europe Winter 1-84.indd 17 14/11/2012 12:16

18 Contiki on the road On-road Team Your Tour Manager Our Tour Managers are like your walking, talking guidebook – just for you. Because they know everything about where you’re going, you will too! They really know their stuff & they take care of all the niggly details – so you don’t have to. Your Driver Your Tour Drivers are the experts on getting you from A to B in Europe, safely. They know their way around like the back of their hands & they’ll drop you at your door & unload your bags – too easy! On-site Teams & Cooks (Ski & boarding trips) Our on-site teams are exclusively for you, plus because they live there, they’re great for local knowledge. They’ll also whip you up delicious fresh meals daily. Where you stay Time Out (Superior) tours Our Time Out accommodation is all twin-share hotels, every night. Our well located hotels, packed with great facilities you’ll love, mean you’re where you need to be. Easy access to public transport & key sights are a key part. Our Feature Hotels take it up a level too, like a Roman Villa, two Swiss Mountain Hotels & a Chateau near Lyon, to name a few. When you’re on tour, your Tour Manager will tell you all the details about where to check in, where to meet for meals & all the essential info. Ski & Board Tours in the Austrian Tyrol Our Contiki Gasthof in the Austrian Tyrol is a year round Special Stopover with exclusive use by Contiki Ski & boarding guests in Winter. Our Contiki Team live and work there so they’re great for local knowledge & a chat after a day on the slopes. Accommodation is a maximum of quad-share, (with single, twin and triple share options) almost all with private facilities. How we travel Travelling with us is more than just travelling on a coach we mix it up with planes, trains & boats, so you get to see all the ways to get around Europe, fast. Your coach The coach is all about socialising! Chill, take in the views, chat to your mates & hang out as you make your way from one spot to another. They’re environmentally friendly, plus you get panoramic windows, powerpoints for charging on the go, pumping sound systems, DVD players & reclining seats. They’re the perfect way to get around. We also make lots of stops along the way, so you can grab a drink & a snack & have some time to stretch your legs. Europe Winter 1-84.indd 18 14/11/2012 12:16

19 How else? On some of our trips, we include flights, boat rides & even trains. Check out your tour documents for more, and get ready for a taste of what you can experience! Laundry on tour As a guide it’s always a good idea to start your trip with a reasonable amount of clothes so you don’t get caught out. Your Tour Manager is the best person to advise on the best places to do your washing while you’re on tour. Note: All laundry services are at an additional cost. Love to shop? If you love shopping as much as us, you’re going to love the shopping on tap in Europe so get your shopping list written & ready From well known brands like Zara, H&M & Mango to unique boutique & vintage stuff you can’t get at home, get ready to splash some cash on new threads! Fashion with Contiki On some of our tours, you’ll get your chance to treat yourself at some of Europe’s famous designer outlet malls in Greece & Italy. Get ready to hit the shops - think D&G, Missoni, Quiksilver & more, all at 30-70% off retail (plus extra for Contiki travellers). When you’re on the road, you can ask your Tour Manager about the best places to shop for what you’re into, and we’ve put together a list of some of our favourite spots in some of the cities we visit so check out the start city info further on. Tip: You can also claim back VAT (tax) on some items when you head home, so make sure you ask before you purchase! Europe Winter 1-84.indd 19 14/11/2012 12:16

20 Making phone calls Contiki Global Phonecard – Get your FREE Global Phonecard in your Contiki Pack! Save money on calling home from around the World using a Contiki Global Phonecard! Your Contiki Global phonecard is more than just a phonecard. It has heaps of great value features: Low cost international and long distance calls: Save up to 70% off payphones and hotel phones calling from over 150 countries. Each card comes with a FREE 5 minute call so you can let your family know that you arrived safely. Messaging: Friends and family can leave you voice messages for FREE - no matter where you are. You can then retrieve your messages over the phone or the web. Send SMS (text messages) from the web to any Cell Phone worldwide - check it out at www.contiki.ekit.com 24/7 Customer Service: Our multilingual team provide FREE assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Call the free phone access number for the country you are in and press 0 # to speak with a consultant. One of the best things about the Contiki Global phonecard is that it is RECHARGEABLE! Always go to www.contiki.ekit.com for all the latest access numbers and calling tips. If you are visiting a city where there is an economy number, use this for even cheaper rates. You may require a coin deposit for the payphone but the Contiki Global phonecard rate will be much cheaper. Dialling Toll Free access numbers usually require no coin deposit but the per-minute charge on your Contiki Global phonecard will be higher. Save money and stay in touch wherever you are with the Contiki Global Phonecard! Contiki International roaming SIM card If you want an even more convenient option, why not get yourself a FREE Contiki roaming SIM card? Go to www.contiki.ekit.com/mobile for more information. It saves you 70% on Global roaming rates and works from all the countries that you will visit on your Contiki tour and more, over 110 Countries in total! Using your Cell Phone from home while travelling can become very costly. With the Contiki Global SIM card calls cost from just 49c perminute as well as FREE to receive calls in over 50 Countries! For more rates information go to www.contiki.ekit.com/mobile Save a bundle on your calling and texting from around the world and control your spending whilst travelling. Top up your SIM card anytime anywhere either over the phone by dialling 191 or online at www.contiki.ekit.com. Travel Journal – Get a FREE automatic Travel Journal with an ekit SIM card! You could also get a FREE automatically updated record of your trip when you buy an ekit SIM card! The travel journal automatically plots your current location using Google maps and uploads photos of where you are to keep family and friends back home up-to-date on your progress! Europe Winter 1-84.indd 20 14/11/2012 12:16

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22 You have the freedom personalise your Journal as much or as little as you want! Log into journal online or text your entries direct to your Journal using your ekit SIM. You can also upload your own photos and let your friends and family comment on what a great time you are having! Keeping in touch has never been easier or more fun! Simply go to http://www.contiki.ekit.com/ekit/tj/ to create your journal and leave your log in details with friends and family back home to let them follow your trip day-by-day. Journal auto-updates with cool features like local time and weather for your current location so folks back home know when to call and leave messages for you! Let mum and dad even top up your calling credit through logging into Journal so there is no excuse not to call home! So buy a ekit SIM card today and set up your own Travel Journal at http://www.contiki.ekit.com/ekit/tj/ International country codes When calling home you will need to ensure you use the correct country code – below are a few for your reference. Australia 61 Canada 1 Great Britain 44 USA 1 New Zealand 64 South Africa 27 Japan 81 Indonesia 6 Singapore 65 Malaysia 60 Israel 972 Brazil 55 Mexico 52 Your Tour Manager can recommend the most convenient places to call home. Europe Winter 1-84.indd 22 14/11/2012 12:16

23 Our Europe Our tours start in loads of cities throughout Europe. Most of our multicountry tours start in London, Paris or Amsterdam, with our regional trips starting in lots of Europe’s major cities. From the cool vibes of Amsterdam to the bustle of London & romanti

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