Quick Guide
Booking with Learning Journeys is easy and hassle free.
We are with you every step of the way, providing advice and making all necessary arrangements whilst you are in New Zealand
1. Get Your Quote
Please contact us initially using our contact form and we will then get back to you to discuss your requirements. We will then send you a full quote to consider plus lots of useful information on arranging your group visit.
2. Make a Provisional Reservation
Once you’re happy with an agreed itinerary and without any obligation on your part, we will create a provisional reservation for your group. This means we will hold all necessary transport and accommodation giving you time to promote the trip, firm up on actual numbers and collect deposits.
3. Confirm the Booking
When you’re ready to commit, you send us your booking form and deposit of 25% for the group. We will confirm all arrangements back to you. In liaison with you, we will book and arrange every aspect of your itinerary in as little or as much detail as you wish. You will also receive a payment schedule for the remaining balance.
4. Final Payments
The final balance is due 30 days prior to your arrival in New Zealand.
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Leong Kai Ling Geography teacher, Singapore Chinese Girls' School about an 8 day Biology and Geography themed trip.
On behalf of all the teachers, please allow me to express my thanks and gratitude to you for the time and effort you have put in on the trip, from the planning stage to its implementation.
We know that the girls enjoyed themselves and learnt a lot from the programme. New Zealand is such an ideal and rich field site for outdoor study. Likewise, the teachers have gleaned new insights and deepened our own understanding in our subject area.
Thank you too, for being patient with our girls, when they have been tired, quiet and slow-moving. The girls appreciated your caring approach greatly.
I am heartened that a warm relationship has been established between SCGS and you (and Simon, of course). Do feel free to drop us a line when you come to Singapore.
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