15 Day Japan Revealed Incl Return Airfares
✓ Return international airfares with Qantas
✓ Return airport transfers
✓ 13 nights 3 star accommodation
✓ Daily breakfast, 1 lunch
✓ Professional guides & Sightseeing
✓ Flexibility to extend your stay
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For cancellations made within 28 days of paying the deposit on any tour, your deposit can be refunded in full or can be transferred to a new booking should you decide to change to another package or destination. Please note this change of mind guarantee does not apply for bookings made within 90 days of departure, after which time our standard 48 hour cooling off period applies. After this time, your booking becomes non-refundable.
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Following the second installment payment and up until 90 days before your departure only, should you wish to postpone your travel or transfer to another package, we can provide you with a credit note of the current balance paid on your booking, to be used to rebook within 18 months of the credit being issued.
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Any bookings made prior to 13 March 2020 must abide by the original payment term conditions.
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