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Dertour Nordische Länder 3 Nordische Länder Reiseideen für Ihren perfekten Urlaub. Das ganze Programm erhalten Sie in Ihrem Reisebüro. RAIL&FLY NOV 2020 – APR 2021 INKLUSIVE Der hohe Norden. Für mich. Perfekt. 2 Kirkenes 1 Tromsø Nuuk Reykjavik Ivalo Evenes Kiruna Kittilä Rovaniemi Kuusamo Oulu 4 Umeå 5 3 Helsinki Oslo Stockholm DERTOUR NORDISCHE LÄNDER 3 Der perfekte Urlaub. So leicht gesagt wie geplant. Denn dank des Prinzips der beliebig kombinierbaren Reisebausteine, das DERTOUR zum führenden Reiseveranstalter für Individual reisen in Deutschland gemacht hat, haben Sie alle Freiheiten. Sie können Ihren Urlaub ganz nach Wunsch aus dem umfangreichen DERTOUR Programm zusammenstellen. Oder einfach eine der spannenden vorgeplanten Reisekombinationen auswählen. Schließlich wissen Sie selbst am besten, was Ihren Urlaub perfekt macht. Island 1 Grönland 2 10 36 Norwegen 3 40 Schweden 4 Finnland 5 Havila Voyages 66 ICEHOTEL 86 Äkäskero Husky Abenteuer 94 Inhaltsverzeichnis 126 Wissenswertes von A-Z 127 Reiseversicherung 129 72 88 Reisebedingungen 130 4 DERTOUR NORDISCHE LÄNDER Damit ich die große Freiheit schon beim Buchen spüre. IHR URLAUB – UNSERE VERANTWORTUNG Buchen Sie Ihren Urlaub bei den Veranstaltermarken der DER Touristik und genießen Sie die Sicherheit der REWE Group. Als einer der großen Reisekonzerne Europas und Teil der REWE Group sind wir uns unserer Verantwortung für Ihren Urlaub sehr bewusst. Aus diesem stabilen und zuverlässigen Umfeld heraus tragen wir dafür Sorge, dass Ihr gebuchter Urlaub auch wie gebucht stattfindet. Und sollte dies aus Gründen Dritter einmal nicht möglich sein, haben Sie ein Maximum an Sicherheit und Flexibilität: dank eines vorbildlichen Informationsservice, dank eines inter- national erfahrenen Sicherheitsmanagements und nicht zuletzt dank weitreichender Umbuchungs- und Stornierungsmöglichkeiten. Für Ihren Urlaub mit dem „Sicher-Super-Sorglos-Gefühl“. DERTOUR NORDISCHE LÄNDER 5 Gut zu wissen Mein DERTOUR Behalten Sie den perfekten Überblick: Unter Alle Hotels folgen einem strengen www.mein-dertour.de finden Sie alle Hygiene-Konzept nach den nationalen Reise details und alles Wissenswerte zu Ihrer Bestimmungen des Urlaubslandes, gebuchten DERTOUR-Reise. den EU-Leitlinien sowie den Empfehl- ungen des Robert-Koch-Instituts und Auch Infos rund um Ihren Urlaub erhalten Sie der WHO und werden unabhängig jederzeit über „Mein DERTOUR“, zu Hause kontrolliert. genauso wie auf Reisen. Sie können Kontakt Was wir alles für Ihre Sicherheit tun zu Ihrem Reisebüro aufnehmen sowie er fahren Sie unter aktuelle Meldungen, Ausflugstipps und www.informierender.de/Corona. vieles mehr kostenfrei einsehen. Kombinieren nach Wunsch Haben Sie ganz konkrete Vorstellungen von Ihrem Urlaub? Dann stellen Sie sich Ihre Reise nach Ihren Wünschen zusammen! Kombinieren Sie Anreise und Hotel und ergän- zen Sie Ihren Reiseplan, zum Beispiel mit Rundreisen, Mietwagen, Ausflügen, Aktivitäten. DERTOUR Sicherheit Alles für die perfekte Anreise Über 100 Jahre Erfahrung Alle Freiheiten beim Flug Mit unserem großen Know-how im Reisege- Entscheiden Sie, mit welcher Fluggesellschaft, schäft und in der Kundenbetreuung sorgen wir wann und auf welcher Route Sie fliegen wollen. für Ihre Sicherheit. Vor der Reise. Auf der Reise. Überall auf der Welt. Rail&Fly – Zug zum Flug inklusive Alle Auslandsflugreisen inkl. Rail&Fly-Tickets für Kundengelder sind komplett versichert die Anreise mit der DB zum bzw. vom Flughafen Bei DERTOUR sind Sie immer auf der sicheren in Deutschland, Basel oder Salzburg. Seite. Ihr gezahlter Reisepreis ist vollständig versichert, damit Sie sich ganz unbeschwert auf Freie Wahl des Transfers Ihren Urlaub freuen können. Je nach Flugziel sind oft verschiedene Hotel- transfers buchbar. Mehr Service am Urlaubsort Deutschsprechende Betreuung An vielen Reisezielen sind deutschsprechende DERTOUR-Partner für Sie da. SMS Assist Der DERTOUR-Service informiert Sie auf Wunsch per SMS über unvorhergesehene Ereignisse. Service- und Notfall-Telefon Ob Tipps, Hilfe oder Notfall: Sie erreichen Tag und Nacht einen kompetenten Ansprechpartner. 6 DERTOUR NORDISCHE LÄNDER Urlaub, ganz nach meinen Wünschen. Ihre Urlaubszeit ist kostbar. Wie Sie sie verbringen, können Sie bei DERTOUR selbst entscheiden. Wählen Sie einfach aus dem vielfältigen Angebot Ihr Wunschdomizil und eine beliebige Aufenthaltsdauer aus und kombinieren Sie Unternehmungen dazu, die Ihnen wichtig sind. So entsteht Stück für Stück Ihr perfekter Urlaub. DERTOUR NORDISCHE LÄNDER 7 1 Die passende Unterkunft 3 Infos, Preise und Reiseideen im Katalogportal DERTOUR bietet eine große Vielfalt an Unter- Auf dem Katalogportal der DER Touristik unter Wünschen Sie weitere Hotels, Ferienwoh- künften in allen Kategorien. Für jedes Budget und www.informierender.de sind ausführliche nungen und Rundreisen? Das Programm für jeden Anspruch. Hotelbeschreibungen, aktuelle Preise und von DERTOUR können Sie ebenfalls auf dem weitere Bilder nur einen Klick entfernt. Katalogportal abrufen. Luxus-Unterkünfte der Spitzenklasse First-Class-Hotels Geben Sie einfach den Code ein, den Sie Alle diese Informationen erhalten Sie natür- Gehobene Mittelklasse-Häuser unter „Leistung“ in der Buchungstabelle auf lich auch in Ihrem Reisebüro. 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