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377 Ne Alyssum Loop, Madison , Florida 32340 USA

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Come along with us and join the adventure!  Grab a friend or the whole crew and join us on one of our fun, worry-free trips to popular destinations. Elite Coach offers scheduled departures on a variety day-trips and multi-day trips throughout the year.   With lots of inclusions, interesting sights, great meals, plenty of fun, and enough free time to explore on your own, you are sure to have a great experience on one of our worry-free Elite Coach adventures.

We are actively planning a wonderful slate of tours for 2025!  Check back often for new and exciting additions to our tours line up.

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Registering for a tour is easy! Simply complete and sign the registration form and pay your deposit. Fill out the printed tour brochure and mail to Madison Tours and Travel along with your deposit check. If you prefer, registration and  credit card payments  or  ACH bank payments  can be made online. Once this is received, we will send you a welcome letter with an insurance brochure and statement via USPS First-Class Mail.

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Final documents will be sent to you approximately 2-3 weeks before departure. This package will include: airline flight information, name tags, passport holders, baggage tags, maps, booklet with orientation material, comprehensive itinerary, rooming list, hotel list, and contact information while abroad. Familiarize yourself with this material before your tour.

We have provided your e-ticket number and confirmation code for your convenience, but all that is required at the airport is your passport. There is no need to check-in online. This is an international flight requiring airport check-in. Please keep in mind that although we have sent in certain requests to the airline, we have no control over seat assignments. If you would like to change your seat, you may make requests with the agent at the check-in counter.

Please wear your provided name tags when you arrive for departure so you can be readily identified with the group and you can easily meet others going on the tour.

Obtain your passport. Check with your local post office for information on applying for a passport. If you have an existing passport, make sure it has not expired and is valid for at least 6 months after after your return home.

• Please sign your passport (in ink) as soon as you receive it.
• Write your current address (in pencil), in the space provided.
• Fill in the emergency contact section (in pencil).
• Make several photocopies of your passport identification page. Keep them separate from your passport. Leave a copy at home with your itinerary.
• Do not pack your passport in your purse, wallet or luggage. Whenever possible, keep your passport locked in the safe at your hotel.
• When you must carry your passport on your person, keep it hidden, preferably under your clothing in a special pouch.

Immunization certificate is not required to travel but check with your doctor if you have concerns.

As of October 9, 2022, the Israel Health Declaration form is no longer necessary to complete.

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Before you travel, learn about the countries you plan to visit and find out if there are visa requirements:

Countries that require a visa:

Turkey – Visa can be purchased online. More information can be found via Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign affairs , and the e-visa application itself.

Egypt – There are two ways to obtain a visa:

• E-Visa can be obtained through Egypt’s official government website . Application must be created at least 7 days before departure.
• A visa can also be obtained on arrival. After you land, stop by the ‘visa on arrival’ window and pay $25 (cash, in USD) for a visa sticker to attach to your passport. 

Jordan –

• Jordanian immigration officials issue single entry visas to U.S. citizens for a fee upon arrival. The Jordanian visa currently costs 40 JOD (approximately 56 USD) for a single entry with one-month validity.

Other information :

• Visitors can stay up to three months from date of arrival.
• Visas are not required to travel to Israel, Rome or Greece.

Required for tours traveling in 2025:

Beginning January 1, 2025, a new online authorization form application will need to be completed in order to enter Israel. Visitors from Visa-exempt countries (including the United States) must apply. Please note that there will be a charge of 25 Shekels (about $7 USD) to complete the application process.

Official link to the the ETA-IL application form: https://israel-entry.piba.gov.il/apply-for-an-eta-il-1/

All necessary info related to the ETA-IL (from the Israeli government website): https://www.gov.il/en/departments/topics/eta-il/govil-landing-page

TSA Airport Security guidelines for carry-ons are listed below. Check your luggage all the way to your destination. Each person can only have one checked piece of luggage that must be within the airlines weight restrictions to avoid fees. Do not put valuable items in checked luggage (jewelry, cameras, passport, etc). Although airport security requirements can change without notice, we have provided you with the current carry-on baggage information and restrictions.

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For all liquids, gels, aerosols, and pastes, limit each container to a maximum size of three ounces. Larger containers that are half-full or toothpaste tubes rolled up are not allowed. Each container must be 3oz or smaller regardless of fill level. Place all such items in a single quart-size, clear plastic, zip-top bag. Gallon size bags or bags that are not zip-top such as fold-over sandwich bags are not allowed. Each traveler can use only one. Remove this bag from your carry-on, along with any electronic devices, cords, converters, and laptops, and place in the provided bin or directly on the conveyor belt at security. This process will help you get through faster and more efficiently.

You may be subjected to thorough questioning by security agents when you check in for your flight. You should be prepared to open your checked luggage and your carry-on for inspection if asked. A security agent will ask you a number of questions about your trip. This is designed by the airlines for your safety. Please cooperate willingly and seriously. Questions may be asked such as:

• Is this your personal luggage?
• Did you personally pack it?
• Did anyone open your luggage after you packed it?
• Have you been given a package to carry for anyone?
• Why are you traveling?
• Do you know anyone in the country (countries) you are visiting?
• Do you know anyone on this tour and how did you hear about the tour?

Remember, due to extra security, check-in will take additional time. Some airlines recommend arriving up to 3 hours before departure. If arranging for a domestic connection, allow for required connecting time before your international departure. Same procedure for your flight home.

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Casual, comfortable clothing is recommended on the tour. We also recommend you dress in “layers”. The mornings and evenings can be cold, and mid-day can be much warmer. Comfortable walking shoes or boots are a must for all. Wearing a wrist watch comes in handy, especially when given certain time limits at sites or shopping areas. Modest dress is required for men and women when visiting some religious sites. Long pants for the men and skirts or long pants for the women will be required. Sleeveless dresses or shirts are not allowed for religious sites. Your guide will let you know the day before these sites will be visited. Leave expensive jewelry at home! We encourage you to travel light – remember you can only have one checked piece of luggage.

US currency is desired and accepted in most of these destinations. You will not need to exchange money unless you would like to. You will find money exchange places in most shipping areas. ATMs are available – be aware, they pay in local currency. Major credit cards are usually accepted for larger purchases. We recommend you take $50-$100 in one dollar bills. Lunches, snacks, beverages, postcards, and other items are easily purchased with dollars. Five dollar bills, ten dollar bills and twenty dollar bills can also be used for small purchases.

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US Customs allow every traveler $800 in purchases duty free with the following restrictions:

1. You must be abroad at least 48 hours 2. $800 is based on the fair market value of the country the item was purchased in. 3. The $800 of exemptions will be covered if:

• the items accompany the returning traveler
• the items are acquired on your trip
• the items are for personal, household or gift purposes
• the items are properly recorded with the Customs Service

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We will travel in a beautiful, air-conditioned motor coach bus. We suggest rotating seats once at the beginning of each day, so that everybody gets a fair seating assignment, leaving the first seats for your tour leader. You can leave things during the daytime in perfect safety on the bus. The driver always stays with the bus when we are away from it while on tour. At night, take your things off the bus and into the hotel. Please observe the departure times while on tour. A few minutes late at each site can eliminate an entire visit by the end of the day. Please be courteous to your fellow passengers and be prompt.

WiFi is readily available in most hotels. Though often free in the lobby, there may be a fee for in room use of WiFi. For your convenience, most of the tour buses also provide free WiFi. If you are a member of Facebook, we ask that you “like” our  Madison Tours and Travel page . Feel free to post pictures to our wall and share about your experiences while on tour. Facebook is a great way to connect with fellow travelers and keep in touch with tour members!

Food and water are safe for consumption. Bottled water can be purchased if you desire and is available on the bus as well as at most sites for around $1 or $2. A full buffet breakfast and dinner will be served at the hotels daily. Lunches are on your own, unless specified on your itinerary. You can plan to spend around $12-15 for a typical lunch, however in some areas lunches may cost more.

There will be some opportunity for shopping, however, this is not a shopping tour. The amount you spend will depend on what you want and how much money you have. You will find vendors at each site usually selling the same merchandise at the next stop, and the next, and the next. If you choose to shop, please do not hold the group up. Touring time is limited so be considerate to others on your tour and observe the bus departure times at each site.

American appliances run on 110 volts, 60 cycles. In the Middle East and Europe they use a 220 volt current. An adapter and converter (Type C or H) are needed for most electrical appliances. Some American appliances (such as laptops, cell phones, tablets) are dual voltage compatible and converters may not be needed, but adapters will still be required.

We have supplied you with a list of phone numbers for each hotel, the local tour offices, as well as your guide. Someone from home can reach you by dialing the international numbers as listed. To dial home from abroad, dial the international code, followed by the country code, and then the number including the local area code. Be aware of the charges at each hotel before using the phone from your room as it can be very costly. Your cell phone may work, however, check with your provider first because without an international calling plan calls can be quite expensive. We recommend switching your phone to airplane mode while traveling abroad to ensure you will not be charged for cellular usage.

Your tour leader will handle gratuities for the tour group. That cost has been included in your tour package. However, should you request personal services apart from the service given to the group (such as hotel room service), tipping would be your responsibility. All service personnel in the tourist industry depend on tips for their income. Those tipped include: tour guide, bus drivers, transfer guides, porters, dining room staff, reception desk personnel, maids, and anyone that performs a service for the group.

You have received a tour itinerary in the promotional brochure. We make every effort to follow the order given, except on occasion where making change would be helpful. We will however, make every attempt to visit every place listed, even if the sequence is changed. In the event the tour guide feels it would be best to eliminate a site listed due to any unforeseen reason, it would be replaced with another site.

Please advise us of special occasions that will occur during your tour. We would love to help you celebrate!

If you have any special needs, please email us at  [email protected]  and we will make every effort to accommodate your request with the airline and our land operators.

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UW–Madison offers accommodations for guests attending university-related functions or conducting university business. Check individual websites for current rates and guest eligibility guidelines.

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Discounted private hotel partner options are also available for campus visitors at the DoubleTree by Hilton Madison Downtown (15% discount) and Hyatt Place (20% discount). Campus visitor rates are based on availability. If available, the discount will appear for your designated travel dates.

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Visitor parking is available in university garages and in city-run ramps and lots. Please note that parking on or near campus is limited. Give yourself 45–60 minutes to park and arrive at your destination. Street parking near campus is usually restricted to two hours.

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Hourly parking is available in campus gated lots (garages/ramps) and some surface lots on campus. The campus map shows locations of public parking on campus , including a realtime count of open spots in each public lot.

You can also check online for current parking availability in campus ramps and garages, or visit the Transportation Services drive-through location at 21 North Park St. upon arrival.

If you plan to visit a welcome center, we recommend the following campus parking lots:

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