Name: Guided Day Tour Of Bologna and FICO Eataly
Brand: Backpacker Deals
SKU: 46181320-20c5-11ec-b778-42010a8003c8
Price: 69.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

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	<li>Notice of cancellation must be made in writing to Tour Provider at info@italyonabudgettours.com. Upon cancellation, you will be liable to pay a fee to cover the estimate of the cost and expenses incurred by us in the terms of the schedule set out hereunder. This is expressed as a percentage of the holiday price and is calculated as follows:
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		<li>30 days or more prior to departure: &nbsp; 0% of the tour fare</li>
		<li>29 &ndash; 20 days: 30% of the tour fare</li>
		<li>20 &ndash; 16 days: 50% of the tour fare</li>
		<li>15 &ndash; 0 &nbsp; days: 100% of the tour fare</li>
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	<li>No refund will be given to those clients who do not show up at the correct departure time and point, or to those who lose contact with the guide and therefore do not complete the excursion.</li>
	<li>It is the passenger&#39;s responsibility to get in touch with Tour Provider if running late to the meeting point or if you can&rsquo;t find the guide to assist you as much as possible.</li>
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We promote a youth market 18-39 years old. What does this mean? Does it mean that you have just had your 40th birthday so you won&#39;t be welcome if&nbsp;you are a more seasoned traveler? That we are going to card you at the door? No way!&nbsp;

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It means that we have a general audience of college students, backpackers, solo travelers, etc... that often fall into this category.&nbsp;The tours are&nbsp;more fast-paced, budget-minded&nbsp;and include activities for travelers to meet and connect&nbsp;with other passengers of the same age from all parts of the world who share the same interests, lifestyles, and travel styles.&nbsp;

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We are not strict with the age limit and people older than 39&nbsp;are always welcome to join our tours as long as you are young in heart,&nbsp;have no walking disabilities and are happy to be with younger people.&nbsp;

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Our brand is designed around this&nbsp;unique experience geared towards younger travelers, so only passengers that fit this demographic travel with us.&nbsp;

Don&rsquo;t panic! The first step is to speak to your bank.&nbsp;All purchases made on our website will appear as purchases being made in Switzerland as our website booking provider is a Swiss-based company, so be sure your bank is aware you will be making Swiss purchases to avoid having your payment flagged as possible fraudulent activity.&nbsp;If you cannot resolve the problem with your bank, you should email info@italyonabudgettours.com immediately so we can proceed with a manual booking.

Let us start by saying that If you&nbsp;want&nbsp;to pay for one of your products but the Credit Card is in a different currency than the currency in which we&nbsp;sell our&nbsp;tours, then you have 2 options. This can be selected on the screen where you enter your credit card details by selecting &quot;view currency&nbsp;conversion&nbsp;options&quot;:&nbsp;

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Option A

TrekkSoft does the currency&nbsp;conversion&nbsp;to accept the customer&#39;s currency, exchanging that into the currency in which we&nbsp;operate our tours. &nbsp;This is called dynamic currency&nbsp;conversion&nbsp;since we display the actual USD price&nbsp; (Or whatever currency your card is in) to you at the time of booking and this is the amount which is debited from your&nbsp;card without any further conversions or charges.

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Option B

The card issuer ( your bank) does this currency&nbsp;conversion&nbsp;and applies a commission and processing fee. So this is when a&nbsp;tour is in EUR for example, and you are charged in EUR even though your&nbsp;credit card account is in USD. So your&nbsp;bank gives you an exchange&nbsp;rate&nbsp;which you will only see on your monthly statement.&nbsp;

In either case, as we are not a bank, the&nbsp;conversion&nbsp;is not the same as you would see on the likes of&nbsp;xe.com&nbsp;since these are the wholesale currency values, these rates are not available to anyone in reality.&nbsp;

The retail rates are always higher since there are differences in buying selling rates, and there are commissions and transaction fees when exchanging currencies. Whatever currency you pay, we will receive the amount as displayed in EUR

<h4>I am trying to book a trip, but the date it is no longer showing up on the site. What does this mean?</h4>

<h4>The hostels we collaborate with are very safe in fact in each room you can find a personal locker where you can store your valuable objects and bags. You just need to bring your own lock or sometimes you can hire it directly at the reception.</h4>

Depending on your nationality, you may require visas to enter Italy. You are fully responsible for obtaining all necessary visas prior to the departure of your trip. Italy on a Budget is not legally permitted to knowingly allow anybody who does not have a valid visa to join a trip. Consult your travel agent to determine which visas you require and how to obtain them.

Cancellation, unexpected medical expenses, injuries, theft, lost luggage or money can significantly disrupt and ruin your holiday. Italy on a Budget strongly recommends that you take our comprehensive insurance cover for cancellation, medical expenses, evacuation and repatriation expenses, personal accident, personal baggage, money, and public liability before you travel.&nbsp;

<h4>Upon receipt of the final payment, your trip documentation will be released 20&nbsp;days prior to your departure containing final details and info about the accommodation. You will also receive a day by day itinerary including full details &amp; costs of all optional activities available on your trip.&nbsp;</h4>

The optional activities need to be arranged and organized not later than&nbsp;1 week prior to your arrival since they are subject to availability. You can either book&nbsp;the activities directly on our website or by email sent to our team. You can choose to pay in cash ( local currency ) directly to your trip manager on day one of your trip or by credit card if booked online.

Join a tour of Bologna to see the sights of the city and discover the variety of local foods. Take a journey from field to fork and learn about Italian food and wine in the world&#39;s largest agri-food park.&nbsp;

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Meet your tour group and tour leader at the Tour Provider Office at 8 am. From here you depart from Florence by fast speed train and arrive at Bologna Centrale where you will take to the heart of&nbsp;FICO Eataly World. Here you speak to artisans at the 40 farming factories with 2 hectares of open-air fields and stables housing more than 200 animals and 2000 cultivars. Hear about the processes involved in making iconic&nbsp;Italian food products. Learn about food processing by observing how meat, fish, cheese, pasta, oil, beer, sweets, etc. are processed.&nbsp;After the visit, stop in some of the&nbsp;45 restaurants, trattorias, bistros and street food kiosks to taste Italy&#39;s most traditional and innovative recipes. Take a walk through the markets and shops and buy some of the products on offer.

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In the afternoon head to the&nbsp;city centre to explore the most authentic and real aspects of Bologna by encountering centuries of history through&nbsp;monuments, palaces, and distinctive streets. You will have a look at Piazza Maggiore,&nbsp;with its important palaces and at via Rizzoli to understand the original plan of the city and how it has changed throughout history. You will walk through the most famous food district of the city&nbsp;(the Quadrilatero),&nbsp;where the local food market takes place every day. Then you will stop at the Palazzo Della Mercanziaand the&nbsp;two medieval towers,&nbsp;now the symbol of the city. You will visit the beautiful and peculiar&nbsp;Complex of Santo Stefano and the Church of Saint Petronius, one of the biggest in Europe. The guide will take you into the narrow streets of the Jewish ghetto, where the Jews were forced to live till the Italian Unification.&nbsp;

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Once the tour is over, we aim to have you back in Florence at the meeting point by 6:30 pm.&nbsp;

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Bologna & Fico Eataly World Day Tour

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	<li>Round trip transportation from Florence&nbsp;to Bologna by train</li>
	<li>Expert tour leader</li>
	<li>Orientation walk of Bologna with our team</li>
	<li>Some free time to explore the city independently&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Return bus ticket to FICO</li>
	<li>Entrance to the food park</li>
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<h3>WHERE WE VISIT</h3>

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	<li>Bologna town via train</li>
	<li>FICO Eatery World to sample local produce</li>
	<li>Explore the Piazza Maggiore</li>
	<li>Stopover at&nbsp;Palazzo Della Mercanzia</li>
	<li>Visit the complex of Santo Stefano and the Church of Saint Petronius</li>
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	<li>Tour Provider may not be held responsible for any delay, deviation, or cancellation due to weather conditions, traffic and national strikes even if as a result you miss a connecting service.</li>
	<li>Tour Provider reserves the right to cancel the tours when the weather conditions are considered to be dangerous for the client&rsquo;s safety. In this case, Tour Provider will suggest taking the tour on a different day or the possibility to transfer the booking to a different tour of the same value. Alternatively, Tour Provider will issue the full refund of the activity paid &nbsp;</li>
	<li>Tour Provider may not be held responsible for any train national strikes. National strikes are outside the tour operator&#39;s control.</li>
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Frequently Asked Questions about Guided Day Tour Of Bologna and FICO Eataly

I am older than 39, can I still join your tours?

I’m having difficulties with my credit card when making the booking. What should I do?

When I am paying for a tour, the amount is converted in my currency. Why is the price conversion different?

I am trying to book a trip, but the date it is no longer showing up on the site. What does this mean?

Are the hostels safe?

Do I need a visa?

Do I need a travel insurance?

Will I receive more information about our holidays?

How do I book the optional activities?

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