Journeys abroad Sample Clauses

Journeys abroad. Journeys abroad within Europe are permitted. Journeys to countries outside of Europe are subject to the prior approval of the Rental Company. Journeys to areas affected by war orcrisis are prohibited.
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Journeys abroad. Journeys abroad but within Europe are permitted. Journeys to countries outside of Europe are subject to the prior approval of the Rental Company. Journeys to areas affected by war or crisis are prohibited. The applicable entry requirements can be found on our website: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/service/travel-requirements
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Journeys abroad. For security and insurance reasons, the motorhome may only be used for journeys within the European Union, in Switzerland and Norway. Any journeys to third countries are subject to the prior written approval of the Rental Company. In any case, the respective countries must be stated on the valid international insurance card.
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Journeys abroad. Journeys inside the Scandinavian countries (Norway, Sweden and Finland) are allowed. Travelling to countries outside of Sweden, Finland and Norway, but inside Europe, is only allowed with the prior approval of the rental station. The applicable entry requirements can be found on our website: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/service/travel-requirements Journeys to areas outside of Europe are not permitted. Journeys to areas affected by war or crisis are also prohibited.
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Journeys abroad. 5.1. With respect to a journey abroad ordered by the employer, compensation for travel and accommodation expenses as well as a per diem allowance shall be paid as agreed separately between the employer and the employee in line with the principles of this agreement.
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