TERMS & CONDITIONS

Take Me To India Journeys Ltd

Last updated: 29/8/2026

Take Me To India Journeys Ltd

Company Registration Number: 17095909
Registered Address: Osbourne Suite, 2.08, Imperial And Whitehall, 23 Colmore Row, Birmingham, United Kingdom, B3 2BS
Contact Email: admin@takemetoindia.co.uk
Protected Trust Services (PTS) Membership Number: 6532

1. Definitions and Interpretation

In these Terms & Conditions, the following definitions apply:

“The Company”, “we”, “us”, or “our” refers to Take Me To India Journeys Ltd.
“Client”, “traveller”, “you”, or “your” refers to the Lead Traveller who makes the booking on behalf of themselves and all persons named on the booking.
“Journey”, “itinerary”, or “travel arrangements” refers to any travel-related experience, pilgrimage, sacred journey, accommodation, transport, or spiritual service arranged through us.
“Supplier” refers to third-party providers including, but not limited to, Destination Management Companies (DMCs), hotels, airlines, transport providers, priests, and local guides.
“Principal Organiser” means the entity legally responsible for the combination of travel services sold as a package under the Package Travel Regulations 2018.
“Agent” means acting strictly as an intermediary facilitator between you and a third-party Principal provider.
“Departure Date” refers to the date on which the first travel service contracted through Take Me To India Journeys Ltd (whether a flight, transfer, or land arrangement) is scheduled to commence.

2. Our Legal Capacity & Business Roles

Your legal rights and our scope of liability depend entirely on the specific service you purchase:

2.1. As Principal Organiser (Bespoke Land-Only & Spiritual Tours in India): For custom land-only sacred journeys, pilgrimages, and spiritual itineraries designed, curated, and operated by us within India (including ashram stays, temple tours, and guided rituals), we act as the Principal Organiser. We accept responsibility for the proper performance of these specific land services in accordance with the Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018. Note: Certain specialized spiritual components, festival permits, or high-demand regional accommodations are subject to the strict non-refundable allocation rules of local Indian providers.
2.2. As Agent (Flight-Only & Third-Party Packages): When you request flight-only bookings (processed via consolidators) or pre-packaged tours created by third-party holiday providers (e.g., TUI, Jet2, or other tour operators), we act solely as an Agent. Your contract is directly with the third-party airline or operator, and their specific booking terms and conditions will apply to your reservation. We accept absolute zero liability for the performance, delays, schedule changes, or financial insolvency of these third parties. When acting as an Agent for flights, we will identify the specific Principal (e.g., Aviate, Gold Medal, or Major Travel) and their ATOL number on your booking confirmation and invoice.

3. Financial Protection

3.1. Trust Account Compliance: We are a fully registered member of Protected Trust Services (PTS). In strict compliance with the UK Package Travel Regulations, all monies paid to us by you are deposited directly into an independent, ring-fenced Trust Account managed by professional external trustees.
3.2. Separation of Capital: Your funds are never commingled with our business operating capital. They are securely held and only released to pay the specific ground suppliers for your trip, ensuring your money is 100% protected in the event of our insolvency.
3.3 Other Financial Protection: When you buy an ATOL protected flight or flight inclusive holiday from us you will receive an ATOL Certificate. This lists what is financially protected, where you can get information on what this means for you and who to contact if things go wrong.

4. Enquiries, Proposals, and Booking Formation

4.1. Non-Binding Proposals: Any itinerary proposal, website description, or price quote is indicative only and subject to supplier availability and currency fluctuations. It does not constitute a legally binding contract.
4.2. Contract Execution & Lead Traveller Authority: A binding contract is only formed when we (or our authorised retail travel agent) issue a formal written Booking Confirmation and a non-refundable deposit is received. Where you book through an authorised retail agent, any monies you pay to them are held on our behalf. By digitally accepting the proposal or paying a deposit, the Lead Traveller explicitly warrants that they have the legal authority to accept these Terms & Conditions on behalf of all persons named on the booking. The Lead Traveller assumes full financial and contractual responsibility for the entire party.

5. Prices, Inclusions, and Explicit Exclusions

5.1. Price Finality (No Surcharges): We operate a strict fixed-price policy. Once your Booking Confirmation is issued, the price of your bespoke package is fully guaranteed and will not be subject to any surcharges for currency fluctuations, fuel increases, or third-party tax hikes. Conversely, no price reductions will be issued for favorable market fluctuations.
5.2. Explicit Exclusions: In strict compliance with the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, our headline prices include all mandatory, unavoidable taxes and local fees known at the time of booking. However, unless explicitly written into your itinerary, our prices strictly exclude: international flights, travel insurance, visa fees, personal items, meals not specified, tips/gratuities, and purely optional expenses such as voluntary temple donations, optional camera/monument entry fees, or optional private ritual fees. Verbal agreements or website mock-ups do not override these exclusions.
5.3. Manifest Pricing Errors: We endeavor to ensure all pricing is accurate. However, if a glaring, obvious, or manifest pricing error occurs (for example, a systemic miscalculation or missing zero that a reasonable person would recognize as a mistake), we are not legally bound to supply the Journey at the incorrect price, even after a Booking Confirmation has been issued. In such rare cases, we will notify you immediately and offer you the choice of paying the correct price or cancelling the booking for a full refund of all monies paid.

6. Deposits, Payments, and Balance Deadlines

6.1. Strict Non-Refundability: To secure high-demand boutique accommodation, private transport, and specialized spiritual facilitators in India, we must immediately commit funds to our ground partners. Therefore, all deposits are strictly non-refundable and non-transferable.
6.2. Balance Due Date & Supplier Alignment: The total remaining balance for land arrangements must be paid no later than 60 days prior to departure. However, where specific third-party principal suppliers (such as tour operators, luxury trains, or peak-season festival blocks) mandate earlier balance deadlines of up to 12 weeks (84 days) prior to departure, you will be notified on your booking confirmation, and payment must be made by that earlier deadline.
6.3. Flight Bookings & Ticketing Time Limits (TTLs): For any flight-only or flight-inclusive arrangements processed via our consolidator partners (e.g., Aerticket, Aviate, Faremine), full payment is required immediately upon confirmation to satisfy strict airline Ticketing Time Limits (TTLs). Failure to provide cleared funds before a TTL expires will result in fare increases or seat cancellations, for which we hold zero liability.
6.4. Default in Payment: If the balance is not cleared by the due date, we reserve the right to treat the booking as cancelled by you. In this event, your deposit is permanently forfeited, and the cancellation charges outlined in Section 8 will apply.

7. Client-Requested Changes to Bookings

7.1. Written Requests: Any request to amend a confirmed booking must be made in writing by the Lead Traveller.
7.2. Feasibility and Fees: While we will make reasonable efforts to accommodate changes, they are subject to supplier and airline availability, seasonal restrictions, and amended pricing. You will be charged an administrative amendment fee of £50 per change, PLUS 100% of any additional third-party costs, consolidator fees, airline ticket re-issuance penalties, or supplier cancellation levies incurred on your behalf. Airline ticket refunds are strictly governed by the underlying airline’s fare rules and may be entirely non-refundable.
7.3. Statutory Right to Transfer: Under the Package Travel Regulations 2018, you have the legal right to transfer your bespoke land package to another person who satisfies all the conditions applicable to the contract, subject to giving us reasonable written notice of at least 7 days before departure. Both you and the transferee will be jointly and severally liable for the payment of any outstanding balance and any verifiable additional third-party costs arising from the transfer. Please note: Scheduled airlines frequently do not permit name changes; therefore, transferring a flight-inclusive booking will usually require the cancellation of the original flight (incurring a 100% loss of the ticket value) and the purchase of a new flight at current market rates.

8. Cancellation by the Client & Sliding Scale Charges

If you cancel your journey, notice must be provided to us in writing. Because we incur irreversible costs upon cancellation, the following sliding scale of charges applies, based on when your written notice is received:

More than 60 days before departure: Loss of full deposit.
59 to 31 days before departure: 50% of the total booking cost (or loss of deposit, whichever is greater).
30 to 15 days before departure: 75% of the total booking cost.
14 days or fewer before departure: 100% of the total booking cost (no refund).

8.1. Unrecoverable Supplier Costs Override: Regardless of the standard sliding scale above, if we have committed funds to a specific ground service (e.g., domestic flights, luxury trains, or specialized retreats) that is strictly non-refundable from our suppliers at the time of your cancellation, your cancellation charge will be adjusted to cover these exact unrecoverable costs, plus our administrative margins. However, the total cancellation charge levied will never exceed 100% of the total overall booking cost.

8.2. Statutory Cancellation Rights: In accordance with the Package Travel Regulations 2018, you may cancel your bespoke package (where we act as Principal) without paying a cancellation fee only if unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances occur at your destination or its immediate vicinity which significantly affect the performance of the package (for example, if the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) advises against all but essential travel to your specific destination region). In such strictly defined statutory circumstances, you will receive a full refund of all monies paid for the package, but we will not be liable to pay you any additional compensation. This right does not apply to a mere disinclination to travel.

8.3. Partial Cancellations & Room Supplements: If one or more members of a party cancel, but the remaining members wish to continue with the Journey, the cancellation charges will apply only to the cancelling members. However, the remaining party members will be fully liable for any increased per-person costs that result from the reduced party size, including but not limited to single room supplements, upgraded transport costs, or revised guide fees.

9. Cancellation or Changes Initiated by Us

9.1. Minor vs. Major Changes: We reserve the right to make minor adjustments to your itinerary (such as reversing the order of sightseeing, changing transport types, or substituting a hotel for one of an equal standard) at any time without compensation.
9.2. Major Alterations: If we are forced to make a major structural change before departure (e.g., changing your destination city or dropping the standard of accommodation significantly), we will notify you immediately. You will have the option to:
1. Accept the modified arrangements.
2. Book a replacement journey of equivalent value (subject to availability).
3. Cancel the booking and receive a full refund of monies paid into the Trust Account.

You explicitly acknowledge that if you choose to cancel under this clause, no further statutory compensation will be payable by us if the major alteration was necessitated by unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances (such as Force Majeure) occurring at the destination or its immediate vicinity which significantly affect the performance of the package.

10. Force Majeure & Events Beyond Our Control

10.1. Liability Exclusion: Except where expressly stated in these Terms (such as Section 8.2), we shall not be legally liable to pay compensation if our contractual performance is delayed or prevented by a “Force Majeure” event (unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances).
10.2. Defined Events & Statutory Obligations: Force Majeure includes natural disasters, extreme weather, pandemics, war, terrorism, or sudden border closures. If a Force Majeure event at your destination significantly affects the performance of the package prior to departure (as defined by objective official guidance such as the FCDO), your cancellation rights are governed by Section 8.2. Please note: localized disruptions (such as temporary temple closures, traffic delays, or minor route changes) do not constitute a statutory Force Majeure event triggering a free cancellation. If a Force Majeure event occurs during your journey and prevents your scheduled return, our liability is strictly limited to providing necessary accommodation of a comparable standard for a maximum of 3 nights in accordance with the Package Travel Regulations 2018. While you are responsible for the financial costs of extended disruptions, we will comply with our statutory duty to provide prompt assistance, including providing information on health services, local authorities, and helping you make distance communications.

11. Fraud & Payment Validation

11.1. Client Financial Liability: The Lead Traveller is 100% financially liable for all payments processed for their booking. If a client initiates an unauthorized or wrongful chargeback with their card issuer after travel vouchers, airline tickets, or ground services have been issued, the client remains legally indebted to us for the full invoice amount, plus any bank dispute fees.
11.2. Fraudulent Disputes and Ticket Alterations: You shall be legally liable for any costs, charges, airline penalties, or third-party fines levied against us arising directly from your instructions, including but not limited to: providing incorrect passenger passport data, requesting unauthorized ticket alterations, or initiating fraudulent payment disputes.

12. Spiritual Itineraries, Local Disruptions & India Ground Operations

12.1. Local Realities & Ritual Changes: Travel in India—particularly spiritual and pilgrimage journeys (e.g., Uttarakhand, South India, Braj)—is subject to local conditions, including traffic congestion, weather variability, road closures in mountain regions, and spontaneous changes to temple opening hours, ashram schedules, or ritual timings dictated by local priests or authorities.
12.2. Modification Rights: We reserve the right to alter itineraries or substitute spiritual guides, transport vehicles, or accommodation venues of comparable standard if local conditions require it. No refunds will be issued for minor itinerary deviations caused by local circumstances beyond our control.

13. Sacred, Pilgrimage, and Spiritual Realities (Expectation Management)

13.1. Local Autonomy: Spiritual travel in India involves deeply sensitive environments. Access to temples, sacred sites, specific priests, blessings, ceremonies, or deity viewings (Darshan) is controlled entirely by local religious trusts and civic authorities.
13.2. Access Restrictions: These authorities retain the absolute right to enforce dress codes, ban photography, change ritual timings, or restrict access to non-Hindus or foreigners without prior warning. Provided we have executed our duties with reasonable skill and care in arranging your itinerary, we cannot guarantee entry to restricted sacred spaces when local authorities unexpectedly revoke access. No refunds or claims will be accepted for such unpredictable variations imposed by religious bodies.
13.3. Subjective Outbound Exclusion: Our contract covers the delivery of physical logistics and planned travel itineraries. We explicitly exclude any and all liability for claims based on subjective “loss of enjoyment,” “emotional distress,” or a failure to achieve a desired physical, spiritual, transformational, or psychological outcome”.

14. Triyuginarayan Weddings, Blessings, and Sacred Unions

14.1. Non-Recognition of Civil Marriage: Where wedding ceremonies, vow renewals, or sacred unions are arranged at Triyuginarayan Temple or other sites, you explicitly acknowledge that these are purely cultural, symbolic, and spiritual ceremonies. Take Me To India Journeys Ltd does not arrange, verify, or guarantee legally binding civil marriages.
14.2. Legal Compliance: It is your sole responsibility to ensure compliance with UK, Indian, or international civil marriage laws, including notices, witness registrations, and legal documentation. We accept zero liability if your ceremony is not legally recognized as a civil marriage by any government body.

15. Health, Fitness, and Mandatory Medical Disclosures

15.1. Physical and Mental Demands: Many of our journeys involve challenging environments, including high altitudes (Himalayan regions), long and bumpy road travel, uneven terrain, high heat/humidity, dense crowds, and basic rural infrastructure.
15.2. Mandatory Duty to Disclose: You must disclose in writing before booking any pre-existing physical or mental medical condition, mobility limitation, severe allergy, pregnancy, severe anxiety, claustrophobia, or heart/knee conditions that could impact your safety.
15.3. Right to Decline: We reserve the right to refuse a booking or terminate a client’s participation mid-trip if their physical or mental health poses a direct risk to themselves or the operational safety of the group. We are not liable for any losses caused by withheld or inaccurate medical profiles.

16. Mandatory Travel Insurance (The Condition Precedent)

16.1 Mandatory Travel Insurance: Adequate travel insurance is a strict condition precedent to booking with us. You are specifically advised that no travel insurance is provided by our third-party flight Principals and cover must be purchased at or before the time of booking.
16.2. Minimum Coverage Required: Your policy must explicitly cover emergency medical treatment, high-altitude trekking/pilgrimage (if applicable), helicopter evacuation, international repatriation, and trip cancellation/curtailment.
16.3. Document Withholding & Default: We reserve the right to withhold all travel vouchers, tickets, and final itineraries until you provide valid proof of your insurance policy. If you fail to provide this proof prior to departure, this will be legally treated as a cancellation initiated by the Client, and the sliding scale of cancellation charges detailed in Section 8 will immediately apply.
16.4. Complete Indemnity: If you choose to travel uninsured or under-insured, you do so at your own absolute financial peril. You agree to fully indemnify Take Me To India Journeys Ltd against any and all expenses, claims, or rescue costs we or our agents incurred on your behalf on the ground, provided such costs did not arise from our direct negligence.

17. Passports, Visas, and Entry Requirements

17.1. Personal Responsibility: You are entirely responsible for holding a passport with at least 6 months validity from your date of return, alongside the correct Indian Visa (e-Visa or Regular Visa) and necessary health/vaccination declarations.
17.2. Travel Denials: We may offer general visa guidance, but we are not a consular authority. We accept no liability, and will issue no refunds, if you are denied entry to a flight or turned back at the Indian border due to incorrect paperwork.
17.3. Missed Departures & Airline No-Shows: It is your sole responsibility to arrive at the airport with sufficient time for check-in. We accept no liability, and will pay no compensation, if you miss your outbound flight. Furthermore, you explicitly acknowledge that if you are a “no-show” for any flight sector, the airline’s automated systems will typically cancel all subsequent connecting and return flight segments instantaneously. Any resulting costs to purchase new flights, or unrecoverable missed ground arrangements in India, are entirely your financial responsibility and must be claimed against your travel insurance.
17.4. Minors Travelling with One Parent/Guardian: If a minor is travelling with only one parent, a guardian, or adults who are not their legal parents, it is your absolute responsibility to carry the appropriate notarized legal consent letters and birth certificates required by Indian and international immigration authorities. We accept no liability if you are denied boarding or entry for failing to carry mandatory safeguarding documentation.

18. Indian Ground Transport Realities

18.1. Transit Time Variations: Travel times in India are highly volatile. Estimated driving times provided in itineraries are approximations and can be severely disrupted by traffic, festivals, livestock, road construction, or weather.
18.2. Logistical Changes: To ensure regional compliance and safety, different types of vehicles and different local drivers may be deployed across different sectors of your journey. We are not liable for delayed arrivals, missed connections, or vehicle substitutions made for operational safety.

19. Accommodation Realities in Sacred Regions

19.1. Infrastructure Variance: While we select the best available properties, accommodation in sacred temple towns, ashrams, remote Himalayan valleys, or rural pilgrimage destinations cannot be measured against Western luxury or major city standards. Authenticity and proximity to sacred sites are frequently prioritized over conventional luxury.
19.2. Utility Interruptions: We accept no liability for temporary, localized infrastructure failures out of our direct control, including rolling power outages, intermittent Wi-Fi, drops in water pressure, or temporary hot water disruptions typical of remote regions in India.

20. Local Guides, Interpreters, and Specialists

To ensure local knowledge and respect for regional dialects and customs, we utilize regional guides and cultural specialists in different locations rather than a single escort, unless a dedicated Western-style tour leader has been explicitly contracted and paid for in your custom itinerary. Guide styles, interpretation approaches, and language fluency will naturally vary by state.

21. Client Conduct, Behaviour, and Cultural Respect

21.1. Zero-Tolerance Policy: You must behave respectfully toward local communities, religious practitioners, temple authorities, guides, drivers, and hotel staff. You are required to strictly follow local laws, safety briefs, dress codes, and religious decorum.
21.2. Immediate Termination & Repatriation: We reserve the absolute right to terminate your journey immediately, without refund, if your conduct is deemed unlawful, abusive, threatening, culturally offensive, heavily intoxicated, or structurally disruptive to the safety and well-being of others. Upon such termination, our legal duty of care and contractual obligations to you cease instantly. You will be solely responsible for all subsequent costs, including emergency accommodation, onward transport, and international repatriation.

22. Comprehensive Liability Limitations

22.1. Statutory Caps: Where we act as the Principal Organiser, our liability is strictly capped to the maximum extent permitted by the Package Travel Regulations 2018.
22.2. Total Exclusion of Consequential Loss: Under no circumstances shall Take Me To India Journeys Ltd be liable for indirect economic losses, loss of profits, commercial business interruptions, or non-tangible claims regarding disappointment or distress.
22.3. Third-Party Exclusions & Statutory Liability: Where we act strictly as an Agent (as defined in Section 2.2), we accept zero liability for the acts, omissions, or negligence of third-party suppliers. Where we act as the Principal Organiser (as defined in Section 2.1), we accept responsibility for the negligent acts of our contracted suppliers only to the extent mandated by the Package Travel Regulations 2018. Our liability in such cases is strictly capped at a maximum of three times the total cost of the package, except in cases involving death, personal injury, or illness caused by the negligence of us or our contracted suppliers.
22.4. Luggage and Personal Effects: You are entirely responsible for the safety and security of your luggage, electronics, and personal effects at all times. Take Me To India Journeys Ltd and our local Supplier network accept no liability for lost, stolen, damaged, or delayed luggage and personal items, whether occurring during transit, at accommodations, or during spiritual activities. All such losses must be claimed directly against your travel insurance policy or the specific transport provider.

23. Accuracy of Marketing and Digital Content

Photographs, marketing brochures, and website media are designed to give an inspirational representation of destinations and spiritual atmospheres. They are not warranties of exact visual matches. Room layouts, vehicle models, crowd densities at temples, and weather conditions will vary dynamically. We reserve the right to correct typographical or pricing errors on our site prior to booking confirmation.

24. In-Destination Dispute Resolution & Precedent to Legal Action

24.1. Real-Time Duty to Report: If a service fails to match your expectations, you must report it immediately to our local ground team or our UK office. You must give us a fair and reasonable opportunity to rectify the problem in real time. If you fail to strictly adhere to this real-time reporting requirement, you deprive us of the opportunity to investigate and rectify the issue, which will severely prejudice your claim and may extinguish any right to compensation you would otherwise have had under the Package Travel Regulations 2018.
24.2. Duty to Mitigate and Report: You must submit any formal written complaint to us within 28 days of your return to allow us to thoroughly investigate the matter. Failure to report issues on the ground (as per 24.1) or within this 28-day window may severely hinder our ability to investigate and rectify the issue, which may subsequently affect your rights and reduce the amount of any compensation you may otherwise be legally entitled to under the Package Travel Regulations 2018.
24.3. Anti-Chargeback Clause: You explicitly agree not to bypass this contract by initiating an impulsive credit card chargeback or bank dispute. If you attempt an unauthorized chargeback to circumvent our non-refundable deposit terms or cancellation scales, this contract will be submitted as conclusive evidence of your breach. You agree to be fully liable for all administrative penalties, bank merchant costs, and reasonable legal fees incurred by us or our financial processors (PTS) in successfully defeating your claim.

25. Intellectual Property Protection

All customized travel plans, routing architectures, specialized temple sequences, ashram connections, and bespoke proposal formats created by Take Me To India Journeys Ltd are our exclusive intellectual property. You are strictly prohibited from copying, distributing, or passing our custom itinerary designs to competing travel operators or local ground agents in India for the purpose of replication or price shopping.

26. Privacy, Data Protection, and PTS Data Processing

26.1. Data Control: We operate as the Data Controller under UK GDPR rules.
26.2. Data Processing and Health Data: To execute your booking, we share your personal details with our partner, Protected Trust Services (PTS), who acts as our Data Processor. Furthermore, by disclosing mandatory health or medical information (as required in Section 15), you give explicit consent for us to process this Special Category Data solely for the purpose of ensuring your vital physical safety and operational viability during the journey. By signing this agreement, you consent to these secure transmissions.

27. Third-Party Supplier Terms

Every individual travel element (such as a specific hotel stay, domestic train ticket, or jeep safari) is also subject to the specific Terms & Conditions of the final executing supplier. Their liability limits and safety rules apply directly to you, and it is your responsibility to review them upon request.

28. Special Requests

Special dietary requests, specific room features (e.g., twin beds, ground floor), or specific ritual requests must be submitted in writing at the time of booking. While we will pass these to our Indian suppliers, they cannot be guaranteed unless explicitly confirmed as a structural condition of the contract in writing by our UK office.

29. Travel Document Verification Duty

You bear the sole responsibility to check all names (matching your passport exactly), travel dates, domestic flight segments, and hotel allocations immediately upon receiving your Booking Confirmation and final travel bundle. Errors must be flagged within 48 hours of receipt; we accept no liability for losses if you fail to check your documents.

30. Marketing, Drones, and Media Permissions

30.1. Commercial Media: We will never use your identifiable personal image or testimonials for marketing or social media without your explicit written opt-in consent.
30.2. Local Restrictions: You must respect photography bans at specific shrines, inner sanctums, and local communities. The use of drones or professional recording equipment is heavily regulated by Indian aviation and security authorities and is strictly prohibited on our journeys without verified government permits.

31. Website Misuse

You agree not to exploit our digital framework, harvest our travel content, attempt unauthorized database breaches, or input fraudulent data into our enquiry architecture. We reserve the right to block access and pursue civil remedies if digital misuse is detected.

32. Severability

If any single clause or sub-clause of these Terms & Conditions is found by a court of law to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, that specific clause will be struck out. The remaining terms will continue to hold full, uncompromised legal force and effect.

33. Right to Amend Terms

We reserve the right to update or modify these Terms & Conditions to remain compliant with changing UK or international aviation, consumer, and financial regulations. The version active at the exact time your booking deposit is received is the version that governs your trip.

34. Governing Law and Exclusive Jurisdiction

These terms and any dispute arising out of them shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction.

35. Contact Information

For questions regarding these Terms & Conditions, please contact:

Take Me To India
United Kingdom
Email: admin@takemetoindia.co.uk

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