Greece - Protocol for Arrivals in and Departures from Greece

Every tourist must fill in the special PLF (Passenger Location Form) no later than 23:59 of the day before arriving in Greece.

A Link to the PLF and for the latest information on arriving into Greece please follow this link:-

Protocol for Arrivals in and Departures from Greece

Turkey - Additional Safety Measures

Until further notice we will use 16 seater minivans and each vehicle have max 8 people.

In order to join any of our tours, all passengers will be required to have a negative PCR test, taken no more than 48 hours prior to boarding the final flight into Turkey.

Passengers that do not have a negative PCR test (taken no more than 48 hours prior to boarding the final flight) on arrival will be required to obtain one at their own expense. Fez Travel will assist such passengers in arranging and getting to and from the testing centre free of charge.

Tests can be made at Istanbul airport. This page on the TravelOffPath website has all you need to know. Istanbul Airport PCR test - everything you need to know.

You can get a test at the airport after passing passport control and customs. Get the result online a few hours afterwards from your hotel.

All Destinations :

Strict safety regulations will be in place for the whole tourism sector including hotels,restaurants, transportation, travel companies, and guides. These standards will insure both the safety of tourists in the country and the people employed in the industry.

Masks daily and a small bottle of sanitiser will be supplied to all customers and staff daily. Extra supplies of each will be available throughout the tour.

Customers and staff will be required to wear face masks at all times during the tour

During the tour there will be:-

• Social distancing enforced throughout tour
• Couples may sit together in the vehicle and solo travelers will sit by themselves.
• Travelers won't be able to change their seat, they will occupy the same seat for the duration of the trip.
• Regularly sanitisation of high-traffic areas
• Gear and equipment sanitized between uses
• Regularly sanitisation of transportation vehicles
• Guides required to regularly wash hands
• Regular temperature checks for staff
• Temperature checks for travelers upon arrival
• Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons

Turkey

• The Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism has set up a 'Safe Tourism Certification Program'.
• "One of the first of its kind, Safe Tourism Certification Program led by Culture and Tourism Ministry has been developed with the contributions of Ministry of Health, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and in cooperation with all the stakeholders in the industry."
• "Turkey's 'Safe Tourism Certification Program' defines and advises an extensive series of measures to be taken with regards to transportation and accommodation of all Turkish citizens and international visitors who will spend their holidays in Turkey as well as the well-being and health conditions of passengers/guests and of employees working at touristic facilities."

Further information about this program may be found here https://www.tga.gov.tr/about-safe-tourism-program/

Turkey - Borders have been reopened to international travelers from 12 June. Anyone entering Turkey is subject to health checks, and if you show symptoms of COVID-19 you will be tested. People must wear protective face masks on airlines, in airports, and in crowded public places.

As the COVID-19 spreads globally its effect on travellers plans and tourism in general is devastating.

Whilst we certainly appreciate our customers concerns, we are optimistic that the danger will pass in the not too distant future as it has in the past with SARS, H1N1, Bird Flu, MERS, Ebola etc. There are encouraging signs of it becoming under control in several European countries including Italy and Spain, and Australia where number of active cases falls each day, as recoveries are greater than new infections.

The world is in unchartered waters and we are following the situation very closely, as you can imagine, and are reviewing and reacting as the situation evolves.

With the above in mind, we at Fez Travel are relaxing our usual terms and conditions for customers that, understandably, would rather not travel at this time.

Customers that do not wish to travel at this time will have the following options available to them.

1. Any payments that have been made, may be used as a "credit" towards any future tour, of similar duration, departing through to 31 December 2021.
2. The future tour may be the same tour as currently booked or any other currently published tour.
3. The "credits" may be transferred to a friend or family member upon receipt of an authorisation from the lead passenger from the current booking.
4. Where customers choose to defer. Any difference in cost will need to be paid by:-
      a. the customer where it is more than what has already been paid.
      b. Fez Travel will refund the difference where the customer has paid more than newly selected tour or the remaining credit can be used for additional services.
5. It is not necessary to advise the future tour or date at this stage. The "credits" will be held on file until 31 December 2021.
6. The option to defer needs to be advised to Fez Travel anytime up until 2 weeks before their currently booked departure date.
7. The future travel date may be changed twice, free of charge, and must be advised to Fez Travel 2 weeks prior to the currently booked departure date and at least 2 weeks prior to the newly proposed date. The new date will be confirm after availability is confirmed.
8. No further fees will be applied to these bookings that have been deferred.
9. Customers may cancel the booking completely and our usual cancellations fees will apply.
   Cancellation fees may be found within our Terms and Conditions, section 3.

Helpful Links

We also recommend you visit the World Health Organizations' website where you will find all the latest information on corona virus, travel, protection etc.

• World Health Organization (WHO)
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Travel Advisories

We also recommend you consult your governments' travel advisory as close to your departure date as possible, as information is changing regularly.

These are some of the more common ones.

• United Kingdom: Foreign Travel Advice
• Australia: Smart Traveller
• New Zealand: SafeTravel
• Canada: Travel Advice and Advisories
• United States: US Department of State – Bureau of Consular Affairs