What about the new airport security rules?
They are ever-changing, like the weather. My best suggestion would be to click on Smart Packing

Do I need a passport?
Yes – As of January 2007 if you plan to travel outside the 50 states you need to have a passport.

How do I get a passport? You can pick up the forms at your local post office, or for the quick and easy way, you can use this link http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html You will need an original Birth Certificate.

When will I get my tickets?Your travel document will be ready about 3 weeks prior to departure. You will receive them either by UPS or other form of secured shipment, or if it’s a large local group, we’ll have a met and greet party to distribute the documents.

Can I use my Frequent Flyer number with the flight to get miles?Absolutely! Just email us your number and we'll add it to the record. It is also a good idea to reconfirm at the time of check in that the airlines have the number in the record.
If you don’t have a frequent flyer number, and want to start earning miles, it is easy to get a number. Email us and we’ll guide you through the process.

Can I use my miles with the package you offer? Nope! Unfortunately we can’t use your miles, you’ll need to do that. So go ahead book your flights using your miles, then call or email us your flight arrangements and well help with the rest of the package.

What happens if I can’t go? We’ll be sad. We’ll miss you. And hopefully you purchased Travel Insurance. If you have to cancel for a medical reason you won’t be out any fees.
If you didn’t purchase insurance, depending on when you cancel you could have fees ranging from $50.00 to the entire cost of the package.
D-Tours Travel HIGHLY recommends travel insurance.

How much will travel insurance cost?
Insurance prices can vary depending on the trip, and they type of coverage you would like to have. Give us a call we’ll be happy to explain the differences and give you a quote. Travel insurance is like every other kind of insurance, you hate to pay for it, but are darn glad you have it when you need it. It’s a small price to pay to complete peace of mind.

How much luggage can I take? Each airline has their own guidelines and like everything it is constantly changing. Best rule of thumb is a small carry on. If you’re taking a rolling case as carry on, many airlines have reduced the size acceptable.