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German Flexi / Consecutive Rail Pass 2016 German Rail *Adult **2 Adult (Twin) Youth Flexi Pass 1st class 2nd class 1st class 2nd class 1st class 2nd class Any 3 days in 1 month 258 191 387 287 206 153 Any 4 days in 1 month 277 205 415 308 221 164 Any 5 days in 1 month 296 219 443 329 236 176 Any 7 days in 1 month 367 272 550 408 294 217 Any 10 days in 1 month 471 348 706 523 377 279 German Rail *Adult **2 Adult (Twin) Youth Consecutive Pass 1st class 2nd class 1st class 2nd class 1st class 2nd class Any 5 days in 1 month 288 213 431 309 230 434 Any 10 days in 1 month 417 320 626 464 333 651 Any 15 days in 1 month 585 171 878 247 468 346 Terms & conditions: Effective from 13Dec15 – further notice. Passes must be validated within 6 months of issuing date by a railway official in Germany (station’s desk) who also fills in the passport number Unlimited travel on trains operated by Deutsche Bahn (DB) on the national network of Germany, inclusive of Salzburg (Austria) & Basel Bad Bf (Switzerland) except DB Autozug & DB Urlaubsexpress (UEX) Adult Twin: At least 2 people traveling together at all time. Youth: Age 12 - 25 years old included on the first day of travel. Traveler must be provided proof of place of residence / date of birth if buying a German Rail Youth Pass or German Rail Pass with child deduction. A 15% cancellation penalty of fare together with HKD 250 administrative fee per person will be levied for totally unused passes returned within 1 year of issuing date. If reservation is required, a non-refundable ticket issuing fee of HKD 60 per person per sector will be levied on top of the reservation charge. German Rail Passes are not refundable & cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or partially used The pass holder must pay other charges and supplements, in particular, those levied for: Seat reservation (sometimes including services routinely offered and/or compulsory), The use of overnight accommodation, e.g on City Night Line (CNL) trains (reclining seats, sleeperettes, couchettes, berths). With regard to the transport of luggage, holders of German Rail Pass are subject to the same conditions as holders of ordinary tickets. Refundable within a period of one year from the date of issue. No partial refund / void ticket allowed. *Per Adult pass 2 children (6 up to including 11 years of age) can travel for free on Child pass. Children travel alone need to purchase a Youth Pass. **Per Adult pass 4 children (6 up to including 11 years of age) can travel for free on Child pass. Children travel alone need to purchase a Youth Pass. Reservation: Tel 852-2861-1811 or email to [email protected] .

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