1. Students are subject to the
authority of the teacher/chaperone.
2. Nightly curfew will be
established by the teacher/chaperone in each hotel
and relayed to the students. Students are expected to
be in their own hotel room at the indicated curfew
time. Bed checks will be made by the
teacher/chaperone.
3. Students may not leave their
hotel rooms once the bed check has been made. The
hotel staff has been advised to notify the
teacher/chaperone if there is any infraction to this
rule.
4. Students are not permitted to
change assigned hotel rooms. Under very special
circumstances a change may be made only with
the permission of the teacher/chaperone.
5. Students must respect hotel
property. The student responsible must pay for any
damage or misappropriation of hotel property before
the group will be permitted to depart from the hotel.
6. Students must pay for phone
calls and any other incidental expenses incurred at
the hotel the evening prior to departure.
7. Students must be considerate and
respectful of the rights of other guests at the
hotel. The law abroad protects the right of any
individual to a restful night’s sleep, and the
police will enforce this right.
8. Students must be on time for all
scheduled activities. Tardiness results in
inconveniencing others, missing some of the planned
activities and in some instances, possible financial
loss.
9. Students must present themselves
for each meal included in the program.
Teacher/chaperone should already know of any dietary
problem or limitation and will try to make
adjustments accordingly.
10. Students are not permitted to
drink alcoholic beverages. Small amounts of wine or
beer may be taken with the evening meal (according to
the customs of the country visited) provided that the
teacher/chaperone is present and the parents have
given written permission.
11. Students are expected to
participate in all planned group activities. The only
excuse from an excursion or activity is illness.
Anyone who is too sick to participate in a scheduled
activity is too ill to take part in free time or
evening plans that day.
12. Students are not permitted to
go off on their own. Free time provides an
opportunity for independent activities and the
pursuit of personal interests; however, students must
engage in these activities in groups of three or
more. The teacher/chaperone should always be told
where the students are going, with whom and the time
that they will return to the hotel.
13. Students may not go out at
night unless they are accompanied by a
teacher/chaperone.
14. Students may not enter or ride
any motorized vehicle (car, scooter, motorbike, boat,
etc.) . The only approved motorized vehicles are
those provided by the tour directors or vehicles of
public transportation.
15. Students are warned that
carrying or using drugs in all foreign nations is an
offense that is punished by immediate imprisonment.
The chaperones and tour leaders cannot be responsible
for helping any student who so violates the law. Even
consular intervention will not bring about release of
the offender. Required medication should be
prescribed by a doctor and properly labeled.
16. Students should follow the
rules established by the teacher/chaperone in order
to keep safe passports, airline tickets, and any
other travel documents. Bravo Tours cannot be
held responsible if lost.
17. Students are expected to take
care of their own spending money. The
teacher/chaperone will be happy to give students
advice. Bravo Tours cannot be held responsible
or the loss or misappropriation of student’s
spending money.
18. Students are expected to show
consideration and respect for their fellow students,
teacher/chaperone, tour leaders, guides, bus drivers,
and hotel and restaurant personnel.
19. Any student who commits a
serious breach of discipline may be expelled form the
tour at any time. He will be returned to the U.S.A.
by Bravo Tours and the teacher/chaperone at
the expense of the parents of the student.
