Terms and conditions
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Our terms and conditions constitute the basis of commercial negotiation and are systematically communicated to each buyer to enable him to place an order.
The general terms and conditions described below detail the rights and obligations of the company Normandy Memory Tours and its client in connection with the sale of services.
Any acceptance of the estimate/purchase order including the clause "I acknowledge having read and I accept the attached general terms and conditions" implies the buyer's unreserved acceptance of the general terms and conditions.
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Booking policy
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You can book by phone +33687466033 or by e-mail: contact@normandymemorytours.com
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In order to confirm your reservation, we will ask you for a deposit of 100 euros (per full day) and 50 euros (for half a day), amount deducted from the final invoice payable on the day of the excursion.
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We will send you a secure link by email so that you can pay your deposit.
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Price
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The price corresponds to the transport and guide service.
From 1 to 7 people, the price is therefore similar.
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Admission to the museum and lunch are not included in the price of the service.
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The prices of the services sold are those in effect on the day of the booking. They are denominated in euros and calculated excluding taxes. Normandy Memory Tours is not subject to VAT, the prices invoiced to customers will therefore be exclusive of tax.
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Normandy Memory Tours grants itself the right to modify their prices at any time. However, it undertakes to maintain the services ordered at the prices indicated when the order is registered.
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Payment terms
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Payment for benefits is made:
• By cheque.
• In cash
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Customer personal effects
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In the event of deterioration, loss or theft of the client's personal effects, whether during transport or on site, Normandy Memory Tours declines all responsibility.
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Force majeure
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The responsibility of the company Normandy Memory Tours cannot be implemented if the non-execution or the delay in the execution of one of its obligations described in the present general conditions of sale results from a case of force majeure.
As such, force majeure means any external, unforeseeable, and uncontrollable event within the meaning of article 1148 of the Civil Code.
Court of competent jurisdiction
Any dispute relating to the interpretation and execution of these general conditions of sale is subject to French law.
Failing amicable resolution, the dispute will be brought before the Commercial Court of Caen (France).