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# Pricing

## How much does it cost?

**For our pricing by day option:**\
We charge a simple, flat-rate daily planning fee.

* Fewer than 5 days: $35 per day, per group
* 5-day trip: $200 per group, with additional days at $30/day
* 10-day trip: $500 per group, with additional days at $50

**For custom plans:**\
 The all-inclusive rates for custom packages are dependent on destination, length of stay, and hotel tier. The price you’ll be quoted includes:

* Hotels
* Private transit/train tickets
* Activities and select dining experiences

It does not include:

* City taxes
* Airfare
* Additional out-of-pocket meals and experiences
* Tips

An average 7-10 day custom package ranges from $2000 - $5000 per person

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