What is the difference between EF Ultimate Break and go ahead tours?

EF Go Ahead Tours identifies itself as the ‘older sibling’ of EF Ultimate Break. Ultimate Break Tours is geared towards college students and folks aged 18-29, while Go Ahead Tours admits anyone 6 and above. So, the tours offered also tend to be different from each other.

What is the age range for EF Go Ahead Tours?

Travelers must be at least six years old at the departure date for most tours. Exceptions include Nature & Wildlife Tours, Safaris, Food & Wine Tours, and Walking Tours, all of which have a minimum age of eight years old. For Private or Customized Tours, the minimum age is three years old.

Who owns Go Ahead Tours?

EF Education First
EF Go Ahead Tours is a division of EF Education First, the world’s largest international education company that was founded in 1965.

Who owns EF Go Ahead Tours?

EF Education First International, Ltd.
EF Go Ahead Tours are operated by EF Education First International, Ltd., Selnaustrasse 30, 8001 Zurich, Switzerland, organization number: CHE-109.874.

Is EF tours worth the money?

Overall, the general consensus of both previous and prospective travellers is that while the tour was expensive, the experience gained from the tour was enough to make up for this price, making the educational and enjoyment aspects worth the monetary cost.

Does EF pay for your flight?

And, when you book your trip, your flights are automatically part of your trip payment plan, so you don’t have to worry about paying for your ticket all at once. We’re here to make traveling easier on you, and your bank account.

How long has Go Ahead Tours been in business?

Over 50 years ago, we were founded on the belief that the best way to learn about our world is to experience it. Today, we remain a family-run company driven by that same principle, with a mission of opening the world through education.

How much does an EF tour cost?

around $2,500-3,500
While EF Tours certainly have a great reputation, this experience comes at quite a cost. Any tour offered by EF can range at a from around $2,500-3,500. This covers airfare, hotels, any ground transportation, tour guides, and 2 meals a day.

Is EF Tours a good deal?

EF Ultimate Break has earned an impressive reputation as a reliable tour guide company for the young blood. However, factors like age limit and fixated itineraries mean that it might not be for everyone.

Can anyone go on EF Tours?

Safety is a top priority here at EF, which means we’re continuously taking steps to help provide a safe experience for students on our tours. With that goal in mind, we require all adult travelers aged 20 and older to complete a background check before traveling on an EF tour.

What is the go ahead tours club go?

The Go Ahead Tours community of travelers is bound by the love of travel—and our free loyalty program, Club Go, rewards that passion. You’ll be automatically enrolled once you book a tour, or you can join by creating an online account today.

How does go ahead tours compare to other travel tour companies?

Though there are many different travel tour companies around, like Trafalgar, which fully arrange travel itineraries from hotels to meal plans, Go Ahead Tours claims that their service is different, due to their “deeper understanding” of your travel destination.

What is the go ahead experience?

The Go Ahead experience is all about stepping outside of your daily life and exploring the world around you. Your tour will focus on cultural immersion and making connections along the way—either through chatting up locals or sharing experiences with tourmates.

What is a go ahead family trip?

Family trips with Go Ahead Tours mean your family will be a part of a larger group tour. If you’d rather keep it all in the family, you can also book private family group tours for seven or more. Know where you want to travel? What countries are best to travel with family?

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