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| GENERAL INFORMATION AND CONDITIONS |
As per present regulations, tourists should obtain Indian
visa prior to their arrival in India. Requirements for Indian tourist visa
are available from your nearest Indian Consulate. Please ensure that you obtain
a multiple entry tourist visa since this simplifies the procedure for visiting
neighbouring countries like Nepal, and Bhutan. For latest regulation regarding
Indian visa, please check with your nearest Indian Consulate.
Liquor permits for “Dry States” of Gujarat,
Lakshadweep, etc. can be obtained at the time of obtaining the Visa or from
the nearest Government of India Tourist Office in your respective country.
Certificates against cholera and small-pox are not required.
Yellow fever certificate is required from persons arriving from an epidemic
area.
Indian customs are courteous to passengers with TOURIST
VISAS/CARDS though the regulations may vary from time to time, generally the
free allowance includes all your personal belongings.
There is no restriction on import of foreign currency into
India, up to US $ 10,000/-. More than US $10,000 has to be declared at the
time of the arrival in India. The Declaration Form can be obtained from customs
at the port of entry. The amount declared on entry can be taken out. Import
and export of Indian currency is totally banned.
When converting foreign exchange into Indian currency, the
authorised forex dealers will issue an encashment certificate. This must be
preserved with you and will be needed in order to re-convert Indian currency
into foreign exchange at the point of departure from India.
Request for reservations should be made well in advance, through your Travel
Agents or GSA or or direct to Holiday Selection - A division of UVI. Preferably
two-months notice should be given. Though every care is taken to make hotel
and other reservations requested, we reserve to ourselves the right to change,
alter or cancel accordingly any portion of the itinerary to suit the local
requirement.
All bookings should through :
Assistance at the airport etc. by UVI staff or representative
will be provided in all cases where transfer by private car/coach is ordered.
In case where no transfer is ordered and assistance is required, there shall
be a uniform charge of US $10 per assistance throughout (porterage not included).
We offer personalised services of our highly-trained staff
throughout India and the neighbouring countries. We can meet your requirements
for deluxe, first class or standard arrangements.
| HOLIDAY SELECTION |
| A DIVISION
OF UVI |
| Corporate Office |
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Runwal Chambers, 2nd Floor, 1st Road, |
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Chembur, Mumbai - 400071 |
| Tel No. |
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0091 - 22 - 55973951 |
| Fax |
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0091 - 22 - 5284378 |
| E-mail |
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corporate@uviholidays.com |
Through our offices at Mumbai, Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Bangalore,
Trivandrum, Cochin and Goa, and correspondents at other places; we provide
you countrywide services anywhere in India and the neighbouring countries.
UVI HOLIDAYS LTD., while undertaking tours, transportation,
hotel accommodation and other services only acts as an agent on the clear
understanding that it shall not be, in any way, responsible or liable for
any accident, damage, loss, delay or inconvenience caused in connection with
the travel facilities arranged by the Company, its employees or agents. All
bookings are accepted or executed with utmost care yet no responsibility is
undertaken for any change or deviation on account of factors beyond our control.
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The contract for group
booking is a contract made for minimum number of 15 persons excluding
the bonafide tour leader. The minimum number of tour members will be
determined by the actual arrival of persons and not by the rooming list. |
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The minimum period of
notice applicable for cancellation of group booking without attracting
retention charges are as under : |
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For hotels located
in towns and places other than those of tourist's interest. |
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30 days for groups up to 30 persons. |
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45 days for groups consisting of more than 30 persons. |
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60 days for groups of over 100 persons. |
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In resort hotel no matter what the size
of the group is : |
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During high season: 60 days. |
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During low season: 21 days. |
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In case cancellation is
effected beyond the time limit as above, the following retention charges
will be applicable : |
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For hotels located in towns, one day's charge. |
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For Resort hotels, full deposit. |
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During high season for cancellation
made between deadline and 48 hours, retention charges will be for one
day and cancellations made under 48 hours, the retention charges will
be for the entire duration of the booking subject to maximum of 30 days. |
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During low season, one day's charge.
Note : For
reduction in a group up to 75% (i.e. by maximum 25%), there will be no
retention charges. |
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For last-minute alterations
at the time of arrival of the group amounting to the reduction of the
group's stay or strength in any hotel, the retention charges payable
will be equal to the reduction of the group strength or stay. |
Government of India levies airport tax of Indain rupees
Rs.150 (approx. US$ 3.60) per person on departure by air from India for neighbouring
countries of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, Maldives Island, Nepal,
Pakistan and Sri Lanka; and for other countries when tourists travel out of
India will be Indian Rupees 500 (approx. US$ 12.00) will be levied. Departure
Tax from Kathmandu (Nepal) to India is Nepali Rupees 150 per person; and to
other countries, Nepali Rupees 600 per person.
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