Your travel documents will include your rail tickets voucher. Your voucher will include your PNR, station information, itinerary, coach, and seat assignments. Please ensure you print out the documents and have the voucher and your passport available when boarding the train. You must present both to the conductor prior to finding your seats. If you are traveling on multiple train journeys, you must have a separate voucher for each itinerary. Do not alter any of the printed areas. You will not need any other documents for the train.

Always double check train times locally in case of any changes to the schedules. We are not responsible for the cancellation of trains, diversions or maintenance work which might create delays. However, we provide emergency contact numbers and will always endeavor to assist if there are any delays or associated problems.

Ticket Changes are not permitted once tickets are issued. If you lose or damage your voucher prior to travel you can reprint from your travel documents.

• Always use seat belts (if provided)
• Be aware of potentially dangerous places and situations as you would be at home. Avoid wearing expensive jewelry and carry your valuables concealed in inside pockets or hidden pouches. Your objective is to avoid drawing attention and to blend in with the crowd
• Don't put all your valuables (money, credit cards, passports, etc.) in the same place (in case one wallet is stolen, you should have other valuables and identification in another safe place)
• Do not leave valuables laying loose in your room or on the bus as Gate 1 Travel is not responsible for any loss. Use the hotel safe. Keep copies of your passports, credit card numbers and travelers checks numbers in the hotel safe
• When possible we suggest traveling in pairs or groups when moving about independently
• Do not pack valuables (cameras, computers, jewelry, etc.) in your checked luggage. Keep hard to replace valuables with you in your carry-on bag
• Keep wallets safely tucked into front trouser pockets and/or wear a money pouch inside your clothing
• Carry handbags close to your body, shoulder bags the cross-body method with the bag in front of your body
• Credit cards are generally accepted everywhere and are safer than traveling with large amounts of cash
• While in destination, you may encounter local wildlife. Please refrain from touching any animal as they may carry diseases or harm you.

• Remain alert and cautious. Be wary of any unusual contact or commotion in crowded public places, including train stations, markets, subways and tourist sites;
• Be especially careful when traveling independently, or leaving your tour group to explore on your own. Try not to travel alone, especially at night. Avoid narrow alleys and poorly lit streets;
• Use only official taxis and check the change you receive from all taxi drivers and vendors;
• Beware of pickpockets often working with an accomplice who will distract you by spilling something on you, dropping a wallet or other seemingly valuable object, or tripping and falling down in front of you;
• Beware of aggressive street vendors who may approach you offering a demonstration which may end with you being pressured to purchase an item or act as a distraction for another pickpocket;
• Don’t tip beggars;
• Wear the shoulder strap of your bag across your chest;
• Carry modest amounts of cash (US dollars) in small denominations so that you can avoid flashing large bills when paying for small items;
• ATM machines can be a convenient way to carry less currency. However those machines too can be used for robbery. Be wary of anyone who can look over your shoulder when inputting PINs. Another scam involves rigging the machine with a plastic insert which makes your card retrieval difficult; the thief then removes your card after you walk away;
• If you are confronted, do not fight back - give up your valuables. If your possessions are lost or stolen, report the loss immediately to the local police and keep a copy of the official report for insurance claims.

• Ambulance/Medical: 118
• Fire: 115
• Police: 112