Can you tell me how many are booked so far to go on the Experience San Marino holiday in September please?

Thank you.

There are currently 13 travellers booked on this tour.

Kind Regards,

Mildred

Good Afternoon,

There are currently 13 travellers booked on this tour.

Kind Regards,

Mildred

I meant to ask as well what their age range is and how many men and women please?

Are regional flights available for this holiday? I would be interested chiefly in Manchester and Birmingham.

There are 2 men and 11 women booked on this trip and their age ranges from late-40s to early-80s.

There are no regional flights for this holiday- we have a direct flight from London Heathrow but if you give us a call, our sales center team might be able to help you.

Kind Regards,

Mildred

I notice from another thread, one referring to May's trip to San Marino, that there are 27 people going, so what is the maximum number that can go on the San Marino holiday in September? I am interested in going on that one but haven't made up my mind yet. I didn't think there would be as many places as 27, but the more the merrier.

We usually take up to 30 travellers on a tour but this varies. You still have some time to decide.

Kind Regards,

Mildred.

Good Afternoon Bookstack,

We usually take up to 30 travellers on a tour but this varies. You still have some time to decide.

Kind Regards,

Mildred.

Hi Mildred,

I'm coming close to making a decision to go on holiday and have narrowed down my choices now. The San Marino trip is still one of my choices. Can you tell me how many people are booked to go on it now, along with gender divide and ages please?

Also what is there to do in Rimini? Can a day visitor go onto a beach or are they private beaches only open to hotel patrons?

Glad to see that San Marino is still one of your choices. I have read many great reviews from people who have done the tour in the past.

There are currently 26 travellers booked and the group is made up of 3 men and 23 women. The age ranges from late-40s to late-80s.

Just so you know, there are only a few places left.

Rimini is mainly a beach resort with lots of shops, bars and restaurants. The majority of the beach is manned by private establishments “lido”. Customers can pay a daily fee to rent sun chairs and umbrella.

I hope this helps.

Kind Regards,

Mildred