Participation and Travel Conditions
General Travel Conditions of matotec Tours.
Dear Tour Participants, a few introductory words:
Motorcycling is not a risk-free hobby, especially in foreign countries where riding experiences and situations can differ significantly from those at home. Wearing a helmet, gloves, motorcycle boots, and protective jacket and pants with armor is essential for personal safety. By wearing appropriate clothing and riding attentively and adaptively, the risk of injury can be reduced. Anyone unwilling to accept residual risks should refrain from riding a motorcycle!
A relaxing motorcycle tour with stress-reducing characteristics is not a substitute for therapy but aims to provide inspiration within the scope of the hobby for handling external stressors in everyday life and reducing internal drives.
For our trips, participants must be aware in advance that last-minute changes to the itinerary may occur due to spontaneous schedule changes with ferries or unplanned changes due to weather conditions, accidents, illness, or technical problems. Participation in planned daily tours is voluntary, considering the individual's daily condition, and is at one's own risk! Respect for the people, customs, and traditions of the respective travel destinations is important to the group and will be respected.
Note: All matotec tours travel offers are not suitable for people with limited mobility.
Having said this, in addition to the statutory provisions in §§ 651a BGB to 651y BGB and in Art. 250 and Art. 252 EGBGB for package tours, the following General Travel Conditions (GTC), as far as effectively agreed, are part of the contract concluded between you as a tour participant (hereinafter "Traveler") and the tour operator matotec tours Entschleunigte Motorradreisen (hereinafter "Tour Operator").
1. Conclusion of the Travel Contract
1.1. By booking the trip, the traveler offers to conclude the travel contract bindingly to the tour operator. The basis of this offer is the travel description and any additional supplementary information and descriptions of services provided by the tour operator for the respective trip.
1.2. Booking can be made in writing, orally, by telephone, or by email.
1.3. The contract is concluded upon receipt of the acceptance declaration by the tour operator. This does not require any specific form.
1.4. The customer is responsible for all contractual obligations of co-travelers for whom the booking is made, as he has assumed this obligation through an express and separate declaration.
1.5. Immediately upon or after conclusion of the contract, the traveler will receive a confirmation of the contract (travel confirmation), which includes all essential information about the booked travel services.
1.6. If the confirmation differs from the registration, a new offer is made by the tour operator. The tour operator is bound to this new offer for 7 days after receipt of the confirmation. The contract is concluded on the basis of this new offer, provided that the tour operator has pointed out the changes and fulfilled its pre-contractual information obligations, and the traveler expressly accepts the offer within the binding period, for example, by making payment towards the travel price.
1.7. The pre-contractual information provided by the tour operator regarding the essential characteristics of the travel services, the travel price, and all additional costs, payment modalities, minimum number of participants, and cancellation fees according to Art. 250 § 3 nos. 1, 3 to 5 and 7 EGBGB (hereinafter Clause 4.2) shall not become part of the package travel contract only if expressly agreed between the parties to the travel contract.
1.8. In accordance with §§ 312 para. 7, 312g para. 2 sentence 1 no. 9 BGB, there is no right of withdrawal for package travel contracts pursuant to § 651a and § 651c BGB concluded in distance selling (letter, telephone, telefax, email, SMS, telemedia, online services). In these cases, only the statutory rights of withdrawal and termination apply, in particular the right of withdrawal pursuant to § 651h BGB (hereinafter Clause 4). A right of withdrawal exists only if the contract for travel services according to § 651a BGB has been concluded outside business premises, unless the oral negotiations on which the conclusion of the contract is based have been conducted at the request of the traveler.
2. Payment and Security Certificate
2.1. To secure paid customer funds, the tour operator has concluded a customer money security contract. This ensures that in case of insolvency or bankruptcy according to § 651r BGB in conjunction with Art. 252 EGBGB, the traveler will be reimbursed the paid travel price and any necessary expenses incurred for the contractually agreed return trip, such as flight or ferry transfers. In these cases, the traveler has a direct claim against the insurance company named in the security certificate with contact details, which is responsible for claims settlement and administration of the insolvency insurance. A security certificate will be handed over to the traveler together with the confirmation of the contract (travel confirmation). Furthermore, the travel confirmation provides the amounts for advance payments (down payments) and final payments as well as any cancellation fees.
2.2. At the conclusion of the contract, a down payment of 30% of the travel price is due upon provision of the confirmation including the security certificate. For trips to Southern Europe, the down payment is €500; this is payable within 7 days after receipt of the confirmation including the security certificate and invoice. The final payment must be made as indicated on the invoice, up to 28 days before the start of the journey. If the due travel price has not been paid by the contractually agreed payment deadlines, although the traveler has received a booking confirmation including a security certificate, the tour operator is entitled to withdraw from the travel contract after a reminder and setting a deadline, and to charge the traveler with cancellation costs according to Clause 4.2, unless a travel defect already exists at that time. In case of non-payment in advance due to the statutory right of retention of the tour operator, no services will be provided on site! Any expenses incurred by the traveler as a result, such as travel costs, must be borne by the customer himself and he has no claim for reimbursement from the tour operator.
3. Services and Changes to Services
3.1. The contractually agreed travel services are detailed in the description of services for each tour and the general information in the travel description, as well as in the references in the travel confirmation.
3.2. Changes to significant travel services compared to the agreed content of the travel contract that become necessary after conclusion of the contract and before the start of the journey and have not been brought about by the tour operator in bad faith are only permissible if they are not significant and do not impair the overall design of the booked trip. It is expressly stated that tour descriptions are to be understood as travel suggestions that may be changed due to external influences, safety-related reasons, or organizational reasons if necessary. The tour operator or the tour guide commissioned by him is authorized, in particular after the start of the journey, to make changes to the tour plan (change of itinerary) if this is necessary to ensure the safety of the group. Should there be last-minute changes to the itinerary in tours after conclusion of the contract, which the tour operator is not responsible for, as they have arisen due to special external circumstances such as strikes, bad weather, illness or technical problems, this is permissible, provided that the overall design of the trip is not impaired. Any warranty claims remain unaffected, especially to the extent that the modified services are defective.
3.3. The tour operator is obliged to inform the traveler immediately after becoming aware of the reason for the change in performance. In the event of a change in performance before the start of the journey, this will be done on a durable medium.
3.4. In case of a significant change in an essential feature of the travel service or deviation from specific requirements of the traveler that have become part of the package travel contract, the traveler is entitled to either accept the change within a reasonable period of time set by the tour operator together with the notification of the change, withdraw from the package travel contract free of charge, or request participation in a substitute trip if the tour operator has offered such a trip. The traveler has the choice to either accept the change to the contract, demand participation in a substitute trip if offered, withdraw from the contract free of charge, or not react. If the traveler does not respond to the tour operator or does not respond within the set period, the notified change is deemed accepted. The traveler must be clearly, understandably, and prominently informed of this in the declaration according to Clause 3.3.
3.5. Insofar as the tour operator provides an additional service outside the package offer (in particular additional ferry connections, leisure arrangements, sports events, theater visits, exhibitions, excursions, etc.), the tour operator provides third-party services that are only arranged if expressly indicated in the travel or event description and in the travel confirmation and these third-party services are clearly marked as not becoming part of the package travel contract.
4. Cancellation by the Traveler Before the Start of the Journey
4.1 The traveler can withdraw from the trip at any time before the trip begins. The cancellation must be communicated to the tour operator. It is recommended that the cancellation be made on a durable medium, at least in written form.
4.2 If a cancellation occurs before the trip or if the traveler does not commence the trip, the tour operator forfeits the right to the travel price. Instead, the tour operator may demand reasonable compensation, provided that the cancellation is not attributable to the tour operator and there are no extraordinary circumstances at the destination or in its immediate vicinity that would significantly affect the performance of the package travel. Circumstances are considered extraordinary if they are beyond the control of the tour operator and their consequences could not have been avoided even if all reasonable precautions had been taken. The tour operator is entitled to calculate its compensation claim specifically for individual trips or to apply a flat-rate percentage proportionate to the travel price, taking into account the following scale, based on the proximity of the cancellation to the contractually agreed start of the trip. The cancellation fees consider proportionate tour planning services per person, accommodation, transfer bookings, as well as rental vehicle costs for individuals.
The compensation claim is staggered as follows in terms of time:
Up to 60 days before the trip starts, cancellation costs amount to 20% of the travel price.
From 59 to 45 days before the trip starts, they amount to 50% of the travel price.
From 44 to 29 days before the trip starts, they amount to 70% of the travel price.
From 28 to 19 days before the trip starts, they amount to 85% of the travel price.
From 18 to 9 days before the trip starts, they amount to 90% of the travel price.
From the 8th day up to the day of the trip start or in case of non-appearance for the trip (no-show), they amount to 95% of the travel price.
When calculating compensation, the tour operator considers saved expenses and any other use of travel services.
4.3 The traveler has the right to prove to the tour operator that no damage has been incurred, or that the damage is less than the lump sum demanded by the tour operator. Upon request of the traveler, the tour operator is obligated to justify the amount of the lump sum.
4.4 The tour operator reserves the right to demand a higher, individually calculated compensation instead of the aforementioned lump sums, provided that the tour operator proves that significantly higher expenses were incurred than the applicable lump sum. In this case, the tour operator must specify and substantiate the requested compensation, taking into account saved expenses and any alternative use of travel services.
4.5 If the tour operator is obligated to partially or fully refund the travel price due to a cancellation, it must do so promptly, in any case within 14 days of receiving the cancellation notice.
4.6 The traveler's legal right, according to § 651e BGB, to designate and provide a substitute participant on a durable medium within a reasonable period before the start of the trip (Section 6), remains unaffected by the above provisions, provided that the substitute participant meets the individually adapted tour requirements of the group and satisfies the travel requirements.
4.7 The tour operator strongly recommends taking out travel cancellation insurance, which is offered together with the travel description. In this context, the traveler is strongly advised to check the status of their personal travel insurance (baggage, trip interruption, travel accident) and international health insurance and to adjust if necessary.
5. Cancellation and Termination by the Tour Operator
5.1 The tour operator may withdraw from the travel contract up to the 29th day before the trip starts if the minimum number of participants specified in the travel description, pre-contractual information, and confirmation is not reached (notification to the traveler). If the trip is not carried out for this reason, the traveler will promptly receive any payments made on the travel price, in any case within 14 days after receiving the cancellation notice.
5.2 Before the start of the trip, the tour operator may withdraw from the contract in accordance with § 651h para. 4 No. 2 BGB if it is prevented from fulfilling the contract due to unavoidable, extraordinary circumstances. In this case, the tour operator must declare the withdrawal immediately upon becoming aware of the reason for withdrawal. If the tour operator withdraws from the contract, it forfeits the right to the agreed travel price.
5.3 The tour operator may terminate the travel contract without observing a deadline if the traveler, despite a corresponding warning from the tour operator or a tour guide appointed by the tour operator, fails to follow instructions or significantly disrupts the execution of a trip, or if the traveler behaves to such an extent contrary to the contract or the law that immediate termination of the contract is justified. This applies in particular if this endangers the safety of the traveler or the group or if the traveler no longer meets the special requirements of the trip (mental and physical health, physical fitness, performance capability, etc.), which are prerequisites for participating in a motorcycle tour. This also applies accordingly in case the traveler arrives with an unsuitable or unsafe vehicle or inadequate equipment or without a valid driver's license for the tour. The tour operator explicitly points out that motorcycle tours are not suitable for persons with reduced mobility or significant physical limitations!
5.4 In the event of termination under Clause 5.3, the tour operator retains the right to the travel price. The disruptor bears any additional costs for the return transportation. However, the tour operator must credit the value of saved expenses and any benefits obtained from the non-use of services, including any refunds from service providers.
5.5 In the event of cancellation or termination for the above reasons, the tour operator does not provide refunds for external services such as flights that the traveler has purchased outside the organizer's services.
6. Changes and Substitute Person
6.1 After conclusion of the contract, the traveler has no claim to changes regarding travel dates, travel destination, accommodation, vehicle provision, and type of transportation (change). If changes are made at the request of the traveler, subject to availability, the tour operator may charge a rebooking fee per traveler if the following deadline is met until the 31st day before the trip starts, consisting of individually quantified specific costs plus a service fee of 45 euros.
6.2 Rebooking requests from the traveler, which are communicated from the 30th day before the start of the tour, can only be made by cancellation of the travel contract under the conditions of Clause 4.2 with simultaneous re-registration if their implementation is still possible.
6.3 Within a reasonable period before the start of the trip, the traveler may declare on a durable medium that a third party (substitute person) enters into his rights and obligations under the travel contract. Such a declaration must be made in any case within a reasonable period, if it reaches the tour operator no later than 7 days before the start of the trip.
6.4 The tour operator may object to the entry of the third party instead of the traveler if the third party does not meet the contractual travel requirements.
6.5 If a third party takes the place of the registered participant, the tour operator is entitled to demand a flat-rate of EUR 25 for processing costs incurred by the participation of the substitute person. Actually incurred additional costs to service providers (e.g., airlines) are charged separately. The tour operator must provide the traveler with evidence of the amount of additional costs incurred by the entry of the third party. The traveler retains the right to prove that no costs were incurred or significantly lower costs arose with the entry of the third party.
6.6 The traveler, the registered tour participant, and the substitute person are jointly and severally liable for the travel price and the costs incurred by the entry of the substitute person.
7. Assistance, Remedy, Complaints about Deficiencies, Reduction, Termination, Compensation
7.1 According to § 651q BGB, the tour operator is obliged to provide the traveler with prompt and appropriate assistance in the event of problems and difficulties by providing suitable information, usually through the tour guide or local representatives of the tour operator, whose contact details can be found in the travel documents. Otherwise, the traveler can also contact the tour operator directly using the contact details provided at the beginning of these Terms and Conditions.
7.2 If a travel service is not provided or is not free from defects, the traveler can request remedy within a reasonable period. Determination of a deadline for remedy is not necessary if the tour operator refuses remedy or if immediate remedy is necessary. The tour operator may refuse remedy if it is impossible or involves disproportionately high costs. The tour operator may also provide remedy in such a way that an appropriate replacement service is offered. If the replacement service results in the package trip being of less than equal value compared to the originally owed one, the tour operator must grant the affected traveler an appropriate reduction in the travel price.
7.3 The traveler is obliged to report any travel deficiencies (complaint) immediately to the tour operator. A person entrusted with the tour management or the tour guide is authorized to take note of the complaint, but they are not authorized to acknowledge claims. In general, complaints about deficiencies should be addressed to the tour operator using the contact details provided at the beginning of these Terms and Conditions.
7.4 If travel services are not provided free from defects, the traveler may demand a reduction in the travel price if he or she has not culpably failed to report the defect promptly (without culpable delay).
7.5 If the tour operator cannot provide remedy due to culpable failure to report the defect, the traveler cannot assert claims for reduction according to § 651m or claims for damages according to § 651n.
7.6 If a package tour is significantly impaired due to a travel defect and the tour operator does not remedy the situation within a reasonable period of time, the traveler may terminate the travel contract. In the traveler's own interest and for evidentiary reasons, written form is recommended.
7.7 If the contract is subsequently terminated, the traveler retains the right to return transportation, provided that the contract included transportation. The traveler is only obligated to pay the proportionate part of the travel price for services that have been used or are necessary to end the package tour.
Obligations and duties of the traveler
8.1 Unless otherwise specified in the contract, the traveler is responsible for their own travel to the departure point or airport, which is not covered by the package offer. If the traveler is unfamiliar with the departure point or if it has not been clearly described by the tour operator, the traveler must promptly contact the tour operator for clarification. The traveler must also inform themselves in advance of any flight schedule changes before departure. Any flight schedule changes must be reported to the tour operator immediately upon becoming aware of them.
8.2 The traveler must inform the tour operator if they do not receive the necessary travel documents within the deadline communicated by the tour operator.
8.3 If the traveler does not appear punctually at the tour starting point on the day of departure, appears without necessary safety equipment, or arrives with a visibly unsuitable vehicle for the tour start, the tour operator or their authorized tour guide is entitled to terminate the contract under Clause 5.3 and commence the tour without the traveler, so as not to unduly inconvenience other participants. Additional costs and expenses for possible replacement and equipment, overnight stays, or transfer trips are to be borne by the traveler. The tour operator does not cover any special costs, including the accommodation of any necessary accompanying persons. If the tour operator advances special costs to enable the traveler's participation, these must be reimbursed to the tour operator within one week after the end of the trip.
8.4 For motorcycle tours, the traveler must have a valid driver's license, which must be presented to the tour operator or their authorized tour guide before the tour starts. ## IMPORTANT ##: Participation in motorcycle tours without a valid driver's license is not permitted, and the tour operator or any potential motorcycle rental partner will not hand over a vehicle key. The traveler is obliged to promptly and unsolicitedly inform the tour operator if their driver's license is revoked between booking and tour start. This results in exclusion from the tour, which the tour operator is not responsible for, and for which no costs are covered. It is the responsibility of the traveler to inform the tour operator in order to minimize the resulting costs BEFORE the tour starts.
8.5 If the traveler has relevant chronic complaints, they must inform the tour operator or an authorized tour guide in confidence no later than the tour start.
9. General Risks in Motorcycle Tours and Liability
9.1 During motorcycle tours, it should be noted that there is a risk of accidents and injuries which cannot be completely eliminated or excluded even with protective clothing, careful planning, and execution. It should also be noted that in remote regions, rescue and/or medical treatment options may differ from what the traveler would expect as standard at home. Participants are expected to exercise a significant degree of personal responsibility while driving and to adhere to group riding rules. In addition to registration (booking), the traveler will provide a separate declaration to the tour operator (information, advice, and disclaimer) acknowledging personal responsibility for bearing this residual risk and contributing to safe group riding.
9.2 The contractual liability of the tour operator for damages not resulting from injury to life, health, or body is limited to three times the travel price, provided that damage to the traveler is not caused intentionally.
9.3 The tour operator's liability for damages arising from unlawful acts for damages other than bodily injuries, unless caused intentionally or by gross negligence, is limited to three times the travel price per traveler and trip.
9.4 The tour operator is not liable for service disruptions, personal and property damage related to services that are merely intermediated as third-party services (such as excursions, sports events, transport services to and from the advertised starting and destination points of the tours), if these services are expressly identified in the travel description as third-party services and are recognizable to the traveler as not being part of the package tour.
9.5 A claim for damages against the tour operator is limited or excluded to the extent that, due to international agreements or legal regulations based on them, a claim for damages against the service provider can only be asserted under certain conditions or limitations or is excluded under certain conditions.
9.6 The participant is responsible for participating in sports and other leisure activities. The traveler should check sports facilities, equipment, and vehicles before using them. The tour operator is only liable for accidents occurring during sports events and other leisure activities if they are at fault. The tour operator recommends taking out accident insurance.
By registering for the trip, Enduro ADV event, the participant expressly agrees to the following declaration:
I am fully aware of the risks associated with motorcycling and/or Enduro like Adventure Tours. I participate in the trip at my own risk. I agree that neither the tour organizer, nor their service providers and agents can be held liable for personal, material, and financial damages of any kind, as well as other disturbances that fall under force majeure.
I am aware that the organizer is not liable for the misconduct of other group participants.
I participate responsibly in the traffic of the respective tour destination and undertake to observe the applicable traffic rules of each country, adhere to the rules of the group tour, and not to harm people or nature through my behavior or the condition of my vehicle. Penalties, fines, or similar, as well as damage to the legal interests of third parties resulting from disregard of local traffic regulations, are to be borne by the participant.
Furthermore, I am aware that Matotec Tours only provides an approximate driving route. I follow this route responsibly and undertake to adapt my driving style to my driving skills and local conditions. If I am unable to follow a route, I must discontinue the journey immediately and notify the guide without delay.
I am generally in good health, meet the requirements set by the tour, and have a valid driver's license. I am responsible for wearing sufficient protective clothing (as a motorcyclist).
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10. Passport, Visa, Customs, Currency, and Health Regulations
10.1 The tour operator will inform the traveler about general passport and visa requirements as well as health formalities of the destination country, including approximate deadlines for obtaining necessary visas before the conclusion of the contract and possibly until the start of the trip.
10.2 The traveler is responsible for complying with all regulations essential for the conduct of the trip. All disadvantages, especially the payment of cancellation fees arising from non-compliance with these regulations, shall be borne by the traveler, except where they result from negligent false or non-information by the tour operator.
10.3 The tour operator is not liable for the timely issuance and receipt of necessary visas by the respective diplomatic representation if the traveler has entrusted him with the procurement, unless the delay is attributable to the tour operator. Approximately 8 weeks can be expected to obtain visas, etc., from the responsible authorities.
10.4 The traveler can obtain from the pre-contractual information whether a passport is required for their trip or if the identity card is sufficient. The traveler must ensure that their passport or identity card has a sufficient period of validity for the trip.
10.5 Customs and currency regulations are strictly enforced in various countries. Therefore, the traveler should obtain precise information on these and strictly observe the regulations.
11. Conditions of Motorcycle Provision by the Tour Operator
11.1 In the event of a vehicle being provided by the tour operator, a deductible of €1,000 applies for comprehensive damages in case of damage.
11.2 In the event of an accident, the vehicle user undertakes to bear the deductible as well as towing and salvage costs. For damage assessment, a local specialist workshop or the motorcycle service organization in Germany may be consulted as needed. Willful damages or damages caused by driving despite existing vehicle defects are not covered by any insurance and must be fully borne by the user or lessee of the respective vehicle.
IMPORTANT: Willful/negligent destruction of motorcycles includes rollovers. In this case, recklessness in difficult terrain or excessive speed is assumed.
11.3 If a vehicle is provided by a cooperation partner, their general terms and conditions apply.
12. Data Protection and Image Rights
12.1 The personal data provided by the traveler to the tour operator will be electronically processed and used to the extent necessary for the performance of the contract. All personal data of travelers are processed in accordance with German and European data protection law. Further information on the handling of this data can be found in the tour operator's data protection and data processing notices published on the Internet under GTC.
12.2 Personal data of participants in a trip, especially names or photos, may not be published without their explicit consent. A consent declaration, especially for the publication of photos on which the participant is recognizable or in connection with photos of the respective travel group, is voluntary and can be revoked at any time. In a photo together with other travel participants, the traveler may request to be made unrecognizable by pixelation.
13. Copyrights
13.1 GPS tracks/routes and tour suggestions are intellectual property of the tour operator and are protected by copyright. Therefore, without prior consent of the tour operator, neither tour guides nor travelers may record, publish, or commercially use them.
13.2 In case of unlawful use, publication, or other commercial use, the tour operator is entitled, without prejudice to its claims for injunction and damages under § 97 Copyright Act, to demand a fictitious license fee from the infringer in the amount of three times the travel price of the respective trip.
14. Consumer Dispute Resolution and ODR Platform
14.1 The tour operator does not submit to alternative dispute resolution in accordance with the Consumer Dispute Resolution Act and is not legally obliged to do so.
14.2 The European Commission provides an online platform for dispute resolution for online contracts at the following URL:
www.ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr
The contact details of the official dispute resolution entity can be accessed by the traveler at:
https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/odr/main/index.cfm?event=main.adr.show
15. Invalidity of Individual Provisions
If any provision of these travel conditions is or becomes invalid, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions and the entire travel contract.
These General Terms and Conditions apply to the tour operator:
Mato Kovacevic
Sensenweg 19
88046 Friedrichshafen
Germany
Date: July 2018
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