What kind of assistance will I receive during my tour?

One of the things we take pride in is the assistance we provide for our customers at all times. In addition to offering top-quality services, we make sure that our customers receive round-the-clock assistance so that their tours may turn out to be truly enjoyable and carefree. To facilitate contacts, our customers are given an emergency telephone number at the beginning of the tour so that they will be Able to reach us at any time, should an emergency arise.

What should I normally wear?

Italy is a Mediterranean country and its climate is definitely milder than that of North-European countries. With the exception of the Alpine area, in late spring, summer and early autumn you can expect warm weather and therefore you should dress accordingly. Obviously, the sort of clothes you will be wearing will depend very much on circumstances. At a restaurant for dinner, for instance, you may wish to wear somewhat formal clothes, while casual clothes will be fine for excursions or walking about in the city.

What should I wear when visiting churches?

Primarily Churches are places of worship. Therefore, when visiting churches, particularly cathedrals and basilicas, as well as the Vatican Gardens, you are required to dress properly and avoid wearing inappropriate clothes, such as shorts, sleeveless Blouses or tops, etc. There are no specific limitations dress for visiting the Vatican Museums.

What about tipping?

Waiters in India are paid a normal wage, Which explains why tipping is not strictly necessary as it is in the U.S. To show that you are pleased with the service, you may, however, leave a 10% tip at the restaurant or bar. A tip may also be given to hotel staff, if they help you with your luggage.

What security precautions, if any, should I take?

Italy is generally considered a fairly safe place for tourists to visit. However, like all other major cities around the world, the main Italian cities suffer from the presence of - mostly petty - criminals, generally small thieves and pickpockets. Ordinary commonsense precautions will normally Ensure that you do not experience any serious problem. In any case you would be well advised never to leave your luggage unattended or to display jewels or money carelessly. Keep money and valuables inside a money belt, a handbag or a briefcase securely closed.

What kind of medical assistance is available to foreign travelers?

In Italy, travelers from within the European Union are entitled to free or reduced-cost medical assistance at public hospitals upon production of a European Health Insurance Card (Form E111 is no longer valid). However, it is also important to note that travelers from outside the European Union are entitled to free or reduced-cost medical treatment at public hospitals in the event of emergencies.

Who should I contact in case of emergency?

In case of emergency the first thing to do is call the Nice & Easy Travel Emergency Mobile Number Given to you at the commencement of your tour. 

For your convenience, we also list National Emergency Telephone Numbers in Italy:

Police: 113 (free call) use only if unable to contact the other more specific numbers below.

Carabinieri: 112 (free call) use for prompt intervention in case of danger.

Medical Emergency: 118 (free call)

Fire Brigade: 115 (free call)