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Cruise Handling

MUMBAI
GOA

OPERATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

White House, Church Road, Manickpur, Vasai (W)
MUMBAI 401 202. Mahatashtra INDIA.

Tel.:- +91 22 65720888. Mobile: +91 9168259988

E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.tvsholidaymakers.com

Cruise Handling

India Namaste   !!!

International cruise companies are increasingly looking to the east, finding new destinations and ports of call for their cruise programs. As the demand for cruise vacations grows and passenger capacities expand, more and more cruise lines are finding India an increasingly popular destination. The Indian coastline is massive, the ports of call many, each with its own flavor and history. Amongst them are Mumbai, Tarkali, Goa, Cochi, Cananore, Chennai, Lakshadweep and Andaman Islands, smaller ports ofGujarat and more.

OurSpecialists

Years of experience in handling cruise ships calling at Indian ports at MUMBAI / GOA / TARKALI (new port in
Maharashtra Konkan) give our team the competitive edge to ensure that your passengers are extended professional, personalized services. Ourspecialists in ground operations ensure perfect execution ofall arrangements, seamlessly.

Services weoffer....

GroundTransportation -AC Coaches & AC Cars [Small /Medium/ Executive] forCruise guest Sightseeing &Elephanta caves excursion, Shore excursions, Day outing etc. Planning the itinerary with PrincipalAgents and inputs on port details and services. Portinspection and operational feasibility. Innovative shore excursions with the best oflocal guides govt. approved. Liaison with Govt.Authorities, ShippingAgents and Local agents. Complete turn around operations in our region -International /Domestic Airport.

TVSHolidayMakers offersone ofthe largest, newest and mostcomfortable air-conditioned fleets in India- Mumbai,Tarkali, Goa.

We can easily accommodate any size group as we feature 45, 39, 22, 15, 10 passenger coaches as well as 4X4 Fortuners and Private car for VIP’S.

●Mercedes/ Volvo 43 Seater ●Sutlej 39 /24 /18 /15 Seater ●VIPDe Lux Sedans ●SML /Tempo Travellers 12 Seater ●Small /Executive Indian Cars

MUMBAI & TARKALI Handling - [email protected] GOA Handling - [email protected]

Web:www.tvsholidaymakers.com

CRUISES at MUMBAI ports we handle

  • C O A C H E S
  • C A R S

S E R V I C E

SMALL

PA R T I CC L U A R S

CARS

S U V

  • DELUXE
  • ELITE

CARS

TEMPO

MINI

  • LARGE
  • VOLVO

MERCEDEZ
BENZ

FAMILLY CAR

CARS

TRAVELER DELUXE

  • DELUXE
  • COMFORT

TRANSFER - Pier (Docks) to City Hotels. OR Transfer for

EXCURSION Elephanta - from City Hotels / Pier(Docks) TRANSFER - Pier (Docks) to Airports/ Suburban Hotel OR

Transfer for EXCURSION Elephanta - from Sub.Hotels. SIGHTSEEING /EXCUSRION from Suburban Hotel OR

from Pier (Docks) Tour of Mumbai City & drop to Airport.

`.10650
`.2950

`.3450 `.3800
`.3550 `.4150 `.4750
`.3750 `.4750 `.5300
`.5700 `.6700 `.7250

  • `.6100 `.8250
  • `.19750 `.21750

`.21750 `.23750
`.7100 `.9250 `.11650

  • `.8200 `.10900
  • `.13350 `.26000 `.28750

Above Rates exclude Dock Permit Fees, Guide Fees, Monument Entrances, Launch Tickets etc.

CRUISE handling at Pier (Docks) - We can handle all your ground services i.e. liaison with Cruise shipping agent / Port Custom House & Immigration department.

Facilitation services i.e. Welcome band Mumbai Police / Naval, Aarti and Garlanding for every tourist on dis-embarking for shore excursions, language guide for excursion and sightseeing from India Tourism office. Baggage Vans - Trucks for Airport - Hotel to Pier or vice versa for transfers. Assorted Cars & Premium Coaches for Transfers / Sightseeing / Excursion as per above mention tariff. Our well trained Shore excursion Manager / Executive for transfers & sightseeing to co-ordination the smooth movement flow during the cruise at Mumbai Port berth.

Cultural Flock Dance / Western fashion show / Live bands with vocals singers on board the ship during dinner section or as planned.

In short we mean services for real tourism which should be our passion for Incredible INDIA!! not just mean use and throw garbage which is today within us. just shoppee money in pocket and ignore services we care what we have promised ! Then you see for yourselves where and how we do and are placed ! Think of a better tourism INDIA for tomorrow’s engine growth ?

MUMBAI HERITAGE WALK [Guide fees as per DOT]

Transportation charges from SUBURBAN Hotel to City.

MUMBAI SLUM TOUR [Guide fees as per DOT]

Transportation charges from City/Suburb Hotel.

MUMBAI BOLLYWOOD [Bollywood Tour Fees excludes]

Transportation charges from City/Suburb Hotel.

`.10650

  • `.6100 `.8250
  • `.19750 `.21750

`.20900 `.23750
`.2950 `.3350 `.4150
`.3550 `.4050 `.4650
`.3750 `.4650 `.5200
`.5700 `.6600 `.7150
`.6900 `.8900 `.11100

  • `.8000 `.10550
  • `.12800 `.26000 `.29750

  • GUIDE & LAANGUAAGE FEEES structuure w.e.f.. OOctobeer 01,, 2014 as peer IATO andd DOT//TGFI
  • VALID ttill 31stt Septemmbber 2015

  • NUMBER OF PAXS
  • 01 – 04 HOURS [HALF DAY]

UPTO 08 HRS [FULL DAY]

01 – 04 PERSONS 04 - 14 PERSONS 15 - 40 PERSONS

`.2500 `.3300 `.4000
`.4300 `.5030 `.5030

LANGUAGE ALLOWANCE add to above rates [other then English]

From 41 Pax onward in a group, services of two guides should be used or only half day extra guide fee to be paid.

01 – 14 PERSONS 15 Onwards PERSONS

`.1000 `.1500
`.1000 `.1500

  • 10% Service Charges applicable on above rate.[Rates 01st October 2015 not out hence of services of guide during these
  • period we will update or as per IATO /DOT-TGFI circular]

Guide Fees for Elephanta Excursion calculate Full Day assignment, Also City Tour from Suburbs calculate Full Day assignment. A Transport allowance of `. 450/- should also be considered to reach these hotels. Local sightseeing tours that exceed beyond 8 hours, from reporting time, The Full Day charged will apply. CONVEYANCE allowance to report for assignment before

0730 hrs or finishing after 1930 hrs. `. 450/- each way payable. TARIFF FROM 01ST OCT. 2015 will be an increase of 10%, if you want to calculated.

CRUISES at MUMBAI ports GUIDE Service Fees

  • SIGHTSEEING - EXCURSION DETAILS [Language Charges in bracket other than English]
  • GUIDE FEES

01. PANORAMIC TOUR - Photo stops at Gateway and Dhobi ghat, VT photo stop from Coach. 02. CITY TOUR (not exceeding 8 hrs from time of reporting). Mumbai city - add any two Crowfort market, VT train ride, Dabbawala, Afghan Church/St.Thomas/Keniseth synagogue.

03. BANGANGA 04. KHOTACHIWADI 05. BHULESHWAR

2530 [1500] 3300 [1500] 3300 [1500] 3300 [1500] 3300 [1500] 3300 [1500] 3300 [1500] 3300 [1500] 3300 [1500] 3300 [1500] 4950 [2000] 6050 [2300] 3500 [1500] 4400 [1500] 3300 [1500] 4400 [1500] 5000 [1500] 5500 [1500] 4500 [1500] 3300 [1500]
2530

06. CHOR BAZAR

07. MARKET TOUR - shall not include more than 3 Hrs. Can be any of the following markets: Crowford, Mangaldas & Zaveri, Lalbaug spice market. 08. HERITAGE WALK - includes walk from Asiatic society upto Gateway of India, Photo stop at VT. 09. RELIGIOUS TOUR - shall include not more the FOUR religious places. shall include more than THREE religious places in case of Juhu Iskon is included. 10. JEWISH TOUR - shall include not more than FOUR synagogues. 11. COMBINATION of CITY TOUR + any one from Sr. No. 03 to 10. 12. COMBINATION of CITY TOUR + any two from Sr. No. 03 to 10.

13. ELEPHANTA excursion. 14. NIGHT TOUR

15. AIRPORT TRANSFERS - day transfer 07.30 hrs to 19.30 hrs can include an orientation drive
- night transfer 19.30 hrs to 07.30 hrs CITY + LUNCH + TRANSFER shall be considered as TWO separate tours.

16. SLUM / BOLLYWOOD TOUR - maximum number of paxs shall not be more than 10.

17. PAGODA TOUR - maximum number of paxs shall not be more than 10.

18. KANHERI CAVES - shall NOT include a photo stop at Gateway. 19. STANDBY DUTY. 20. MORE THAN 40 Paxs 21. CONVEYANCE ALLOWANCE - report at or before 07.30 Hrs and finishing at or after 19.30 Hrs. reporting on Sunday and bank holidays. 22. SUBURBAN ALLOWANCE - tours staring or finishing at suburbs.

400 400

23. OUTSTATION ALLOWANCE per calender day - exclusive of boarding & lodging. Transport charges on actual to and fro from the airport. day of arrival and departure to be included. Language allowance to be paid for the day tour.

25. TOUR EXCEEDING 8 Hrs (from the time of reporting) - Paxs 1 to 4 - Rs. 1800/- Paxs 5 to 40 - Rs. 2530/-

6600 [1500]

  • 24. GUIDE CANCELLATION CHARGE
  • 26. F I T TOURS [1 - 4 Paxs]

  • - from 21:00 hrs of previous day to the time of reporting 3300
  • - half day city tour (not exceeding 4 hrs from the time of reporting

2500 [1000]
- within 48 hours - within 72 hours

Tarifff validd 331st Sepp. 2014
01st Occt. 201155 increaase 10%

1650
825

- full day tour (city tour + not more than TWO tours from Sr. No.03-10) 4000 [1500] - Bollywood Tours / Slum Tours

4000 [1000] 3500 [1000] 4000 [1000]

- Kanheri Caves Tour / Airport Transfer (19.30 Hrs to 07:30 Hrs) - Elephanta / Buggy Ride / Airport Transfer (07.30 rs to 19:30 Hrs)

OPERATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

White House, Church Road, Manickpur, Vasai (W)
MUMBAI 401 202. Mahatashtra INDIA.

Tel.:- +91 22 65720888. Mobile: +91 9168259988

E-mail: [email protected]
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