What is the dress code
This has been asked in the past, so thought I would just say a couple of thing's.
Smart Casual is the way to go I feel.
Layers work well as on a multi stop tours the climate can change.
Comfy shoes are a must as there is normaly an amount of walking somewhere on the tour to be done.
A fleece can come in very handy at times and it does not weigh that much in the case.
Pachmina type scarves work well to take the chill of the evening or the day, I also use them on the flight as sometimes the air con can get rather chilly.
I use travel size toiletries as most hotels do provide you with stuff.
Paper tissues
Hand wipes
Hand cleansing gel
Small first aid kit with the basics
In your hand luggage take a spare set of underwear and clean top and travel toothbrush and paste just in case your case goes missing. (mine never has on the 8 tours I have done but it has happened to others)
Photocopy your passport and travel insurance documents and LEAVE this information with someone you trust then IF they get lost you will be able to get this information I also travel with copies in a seperate place just in case.
If your taking your credit cards etc with you inform the bank or credit card people you are doing this to avoid them getting BLOCKED while you are away.
Cindy