2026-05-22 · 2 min read
What a real travel quote contains — and what a bad one hides
A checklist you can use against us, or against anybody else.
The cheapest quote in your inbox is usually the one with the most missing from it. Here is what a written itinerary should contain before you transfer anything, ours included.
- Named hotels, not "4★ or similar". "Similar" is where the margin hides.
- Room category, and whether breakfast is included per room or per person.
- Every entrance fee, listed against the day it is used.
- Whether the guide is with you all day or meets you at the site.
- Vehicle type and whether the driver is on standby or paid per transfer.
- The exact exclusions, written as exclusions, not implied by omission.
- The payment schedule and the cancellation terms, on the same page as the price.
- A named human being and their direct number.
If a quote is missing three of those, the difference in price is not a discount — it is a list of things you will be asked for later.
We publish our standard inclusions and exclusions on every journey page for exactly this reason. Hold us to them.

