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What is the difference between a group tour and a private tour?

While group tours may end up on buses with other travelers, private tours allow you to travel by a private car or minivan no matter if you're coming alone or with your family and friends. Private tours are also useful for those who need special care, including older relatives, small children, or disabled travelers.



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Types of Tours
  • Sightseeing Tours. ...
  • Shore Excursion Tours. ...
  • Adventure or Sporting Tours. ...
  • Other Types of Tours. ...
  • Combining Tours.


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According to the UN World Trade Organization, there are three kinds of tours - domestic, inbound, and outbound - and thus three kinds of tour operators who hire tour directors. Many companies offer both domestic and outbound tours.

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Group travel: This usually refers to travelling in an organised tour with a guide, other travellers and a set itinerary and schedule that you'll have seen before booking.

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One of the main advantages of traveling with a group is that you can share the costs and responsibilities of planning, booking, and organizing your trip. You can also enjoy the company and support of other travelers, who may have similar interests, backgrounds, or experiences as you.

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Semi-private tours are larger than private ones, yet still small enough for everyone to get to know each other; typically, a semi private tour will include between 8 to 10 people.

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Are group tours cheaper? Group tours are usually cheaper than private tours but often cost a little more than independent travel, although they can sometimes still work out cheaper. However, you should also consider that tours save you a lot of time in research, organisation and booking your trip and activities.

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Individual college campus tours tend to be more intimate than group tours. These tours typically consist of the prospective student, any family members or friends they include on the visit, and the institution's tour guide.

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