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1)
A
deposit of £300 per person is required
to secure a booking with the completed and signed booking form.
2) The
balance is due no later than 42 days
before the start of the course or guided days.
3) If
you cancel:-
Prior to
43 days before commencement; loss of
deposit.
Less than
43 days 100% of the guiding fee.
Cancellation
insurance is recommended.
4) The
right to cancel a booking is reserved. This would be for
unavoidable circumstances only and in this case a full refund will
be offered, alternative dates or a replacement guide/ instructor
arranged. If a course fails to attract enough people the course
maybe cancelled with a full refund offered or an alternative
course offered. The course is guaranteed to run if it has not been
cancelled 30 days before the commencement date.
5) Insurance-
Rescue / travel insurance is your own responsibility and is
mandatory. Insurance against injury or death and loss of earnings
is strongly recommended.
6) Mountaineering,
climbing and skiing all carry the risk of injury or death. Using a
fully qualified IFMGA guide reduces this risk but cannot eliminate
it totally. Signing this declaration implies your understanding
and acceptance of this risk. Your attention is drawn to the
British Mountaineering Council’s participation statement. (See
BMC)
7) The
guide will endeavour to complete the itinerary proposed but must
reserve the right to change this for reasons of safety or in the
case of bad weather or snow conditions.
8) If
due to bad weather, snow conditions or other unavoidable problems
the itinerary proposed must be changed and the changes include
extra costs not included in the price quoted course participants
may be asked to contribute to any short fall.
9) The person making the booking must ensure other participants
read and accept these conditions.
10)
Loaned or hired equipment must be returned in a reasonable
condition or the repair or replacement cost will be charged.
11)
No
liability can be accepted for services provided by a third party
even if it is recommended by Graham McMahon or somebody working on
his behalf.
12) If
you have reason to complain about a service that is provided you
are expected to raise it at the time or as soon as possible during
your trip to give time to try and solve the problem. If the
complaint is unresolved to your satisfaction during the trip put
it in writing within 28 days.
13) If
a dispute arises and there is recourse to legal proceedings
English law will govern any litigation.
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