Tour Conductors Sample Clauses

Tour Conductors. Gulfstream will accept free tour conductor tickets as arranged by NW/KL.
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Tour Conductors. (1) If a tour itinerary is described as “Accompanied by Tour Conductor”, the tour shall be accompanied by a tour conductor throughout the duration of the itinerary
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Tour Conductors. 1 A Tour Conductor shall accompany the tour course throughout the duration of the tour itinerary. The conductor shall, in principle, provide the services necessary for smooth tour operation in order to maintain the flow of the itinerary prescribed in the contract document. Clients must follow the instructions of the conductor in order to maintain the safe and smooth operation of the itinerary. The conductor shall provide services, in principle, from 8:00a.m. to 8:00p.m.
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Tour Conductors. (1) If a tour itinerary is described as “Accompanied by Tour Conductor”, the tour shall be accompanied by a tour conductor throughout the duration of the itinerary. As a general rule, the services to be provided by the tour conductor shall consist of those services required in order to ensure the expeditious implementation of the itinerary set forth in the contract documents. In order to ensure the safe and expeditious implementation of the tour, the Customer shall be required to comply with any instructions issued by the tour conductor during the tour. As a general rule, tour conductor services shall be rendered from 8:00AM through 8:00PM.
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Tour Conductors. The tour conductor (TC) credit value is calculated based on the Group Fare less all non commissionable items and commission of a Category C2 stateroom on Regatta, Insignia and Nautica and a Category B3 stateroom on Marina and Riviera. Only the first two guests in each stateroom are credited towards TC earnings. Single guests paying 200% count as two guests toward TC earnings. The value of earned TC’s may be credited to specific group bookings or paid out as additional commission. Staterooms being used for tour conductors must be included within the group’s contracted stateroom allotment.
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