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•  Your Trip Leader will give you details on the optional tours while you’re on the trip.
                    But if you’d like to look over descriptions of them earlier, you can do so at any time by
                    referring to your Day-to-Day Itinerary (available online by signing into My Account at
                    www.oattravel.com/myaccount).

               Optional Tours: Reserve Before You Go

               We strongly recommend that you reserve the following optional tours in advance. Unless
               otherwise noted, the deadline to do so is 45 days prior to your departure. Occasionally, space
               will be available for booking onsite, but this not guaranteed. Optional tours with O.A.T. can
               only be purchased with a credit card (Visa or MasterCard) or a debit card with credit card
               functionality. Because our headquarters are in Boston, charges may appear to be from Boston
               or might be labeled as “OPT Boston” (depending on your credit card company).



                  Imperial Russia: The Kremlin Armory Tour

                  On this tour, we’ll see some of Imperial Russia’s treasures in this internationally
                  acclaimed museum. The former arsenal of the tsars from the 16th to early 20th
                  centuries, the Armory was later turned into an exhibition hall for the public. Discover
                  more about the history of Russia through objects such as coronation regalia, ceremonial
                  weaponry, and the world’s largest collection of Imperial Faberge eggs.

                  ?ST^ Z[_TZYLW _Z`] T^ ZʬP]PO O`]TYR _SP St. Petersburg & Moscow, Russia trip extension.
                  The cost is $55 per person.


                  Please note: This tour is only available as a pre-sold option.


               Communications


               Cell Phones

               If you want to use your cell phone on the trip, check with your phone provider to see if your
               phone and service will work outside of the U.S. It may turn out to be cheaper to rent an
               international phone or buy a SIM card onsite. If you want to use a local SIM, just make certain
               your phone can accept one.


               Calling Apps

               Another option is to use a smartphone app like Skype or FaceTime. These services are usually
               less expensive than making a traditional call, but you’ll need a Wi-Fi connection and the calls
               may count towards your phone plan’s data allowance. Many smartphones—and some tablets
               or laptops—come with one of these apps pre-installed or you can download them for free
               from the appropriate apps store.












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