1. Berlin

2. SCHOOLS NAME* TRIP TO BERLIN Travel Dates - DD/MM/YYYY-DD/MM/YYYY

3. What this presentation will cover
Visit overview
Accommodation and Meals
What is included
Next steps
About European Study Tours
Safety Management
European Study Tours Customer Charter

4. Sites and visits in Berlin
Reichstag & German Parliament The home of the German parliament the Reichstag building is a must see. The roof terrace and glass dome offer spectacular panoramic views of the parliamentary and government district as well as Berlin’s main sights.

5. Sites and visits in Berlin
Berlin TV Tower Discover Berlin 360° from 203 and 207 metres high you can look out over the entire city with its large number of tourist attractions. You can see the Reichstag (Parliament building), the Brandenburg Gate and the Main Railway Station from here, as well as the Olympic Stadium, the Museum Island (Museumsinsel) and the Potsdam Square (Potsdamer Platz).

6. Sites and visits in Berlin
Brandenburg Gate The gate is a symbol of the cities tumultuous past. During partition it was inaccessible from either East or West. It was here, that the process of sealing off the eastern half of the city began in the early hours of August 13,1961. But it was here, too, that the end of Germany's division was heralded 28 years later.

7. Sites and visits in Berlin
Charlottenburg Castle Charlottenburg Palace is the largest palace in Berlin, and the only surviving royal residence in the city dating back to the time of the Hohenzollern family. The palace was badly damaged during the second world war but has since been reconstructed. The palace with its gardens are a major tourist attraction.

8. Sites and visits in Berlin
Sachsenhausen It is estimated that ,000 victims died at Sachsenhausen. The parade ground stands before two remaining barrack blocks. One is now a museum and the other a memorial hall and cinema where a film about the history of the camp is shown hourly, on the hour.

9. Your accommodation and meals in Berlin
Accommodation *(Please check your itinerary for details) We will be staying in*…
Meals
* (Please check your itinerary for details)
Please inform us of any dietary requirements or allergies you /your group) may have.
Breakfast is/not* included.
Evening restaurants include:

10. What is included?
Transport – Flights/Trains/Coach* Accommodation Meals* Visits and Excursions
What is not included? Spending money. Insurance may or may not be* Transfers* – from home to airport, and in destination if not booked through us. Additional charges such as extra baggage, upgrades etc. *Please speak to your tour planner if you would like us to arrange this for you and your group.

11. Next steps for Students (and Parents)*
Key Dates Initial Deposit – dd/mm/yy Passport information – dd/mm/yy (Does your group have any international students? – check if they need additional time to obtain a visa if required.) Final Payment – dd/mm/yy Travel! – dd/mm/yy
If you require a visa please obtain this as soon as possible.

12. Next steps for booking with European Study Tours
Provisional Booking – We will hold the travel and accommodation arrangements for your tour while you collect deposits, except in the case of low cost airlines which cannot be held. In this case your price will be based on an estimated flight price and we therefore recommend you ask for an additional £50 contingency to cover any price fluctuation between quoting and time of booking. Booking – You must pay a deposit at the time of booking of £50 per person for UK coach and rail tours, £75 per person for overseas coach and rail tours and £150 per person for air tours. In the case of Low Cost Airlines we will also need a full names list (as per passport). We will then commit to the travel arrangements agreed and begin work on planning your itinerary.
You will be registered on our online portal My Tour Manager which will allow you to access your booking at any time where you can view documents, submit passenger information as well as receive reminders about important deadlines to help keep your tour planning on track.
Final payment - Final payment for your tour will be due ten weeks before departure. Approximately three weeks before travel (and provided the balance has been paid in full) you will receive a Final Information Pack including tickets, your finalised itinerary and other essential information. Your trip! – From the moment you leave, our staff are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, equipped with every detail of your tour in the unlikely event that you should encounter any difficulties while you are away.

13. About European Study Tours
European Study tours was established in 1982 and since European Study Tours have become one of the leading educational tour operators specialising in tailor-made travel and subject specific conferences for students. Group leaders return to travel with EST year after year because of the exceptional level of service we offer them. 
European Study Tours is part of the Education Division of Holidaybreak, the education and activity travel group, alongside PGL and NST. Holidaybreak is owned by Cox & Kings Limited which is one of the oldest and most recognised travel operators in the world.

14. Safety Management
European Study Tours is a Member of ABTA which means you have the benefit of ABTA's assistance and Code of Conduct. Please ask EST about the protection that applies to your booking. In line with DfES guidelines and after consulting with RoSPA (The Royal Society of Prevention of Accidents) we have developed a Safety Management System, which helps ensure elements of your tour remain of a high standard. The Safety Management System covers the following elements of your tour: • Accommodation • Transport • 24 Hour Emergency • Cover • Tour Operator Liability Insurance • Pre-Tour Inspection Visit • Pre-Tour Safety Information