trans-siberian

Price Stability

We wish it was possible to give absolute and certain prices in Russia, but in a country where the President can't tell you today what a loaf of bread will cost tomorrow, even we cannot be completely certain!

How stable are the prices?

We have been able to fix most of our prices stable against western currencies. This means they ought to stay reasonably stable for at least one season. However, some items can change, notably Rail Tickets, over which neither we, nor even Russian Railways, have any real control.

It can sometimes happen that we have to announce a Price Increase mid-season on some, or all, of our trips (obviously, it depends what caused the increase. If it was something in, say, Mongolia, then obviously only trips which include Mongolia will be affected).

What if the price goes up?

To try to protect you from increases, we offer this promise. If the price of your trip rises by more than 15% from the price you were originally quoted at the time you booked, you will have the option to either pay the difference, or receive a full refund of everything you have paid up to that point (excluding payments for visas, insurance, or guidebooks). You may like to know that we have never, in our whole history of trading, had to surcharge passengers, and we will do everything within our power to continue this policy where we are able to do so.