As recommended by the Driver-Guides Association
Fees Information London
Driver-Guiding
1 April 2006 to 31 March 2007
Rates are per car with a Blue Badge Driver-Guide
(To download a copy of these fees as an Acrobat file click here)
Half Day Tours Hours
(up to)Car
Up to 4
passengersCar
Up to 7
passengersLondon 4 £225 £255 Windsor Castle or Hampton Court 4 £245 £275 Full Day Tours London 8 £340 £365 Windsor Eton & Hampton Court 8 £345 £370 Chartwell & Hever 8 £355 £385 Leeds Castle & Chartwell or Hever 8 £390 3420 Oxford & Blenheim 9 £410 £455 Cambridge & Ely 9 £410 £455 Canterbury & Leeds or Chartwell or Dover 9 £410 £455 Brighton & Arundel Castle 9 £410 £455 Kent / Sussex Gardens, e.g Sissinghurst + one other 9 £410 £455 Cambridge & Constable Country 9 £490 £530 Cotswolds 9 £490 £530 Winchester, Salisbury & Stonehenge 9 £490 £530 Oxford & Stratford or Cotswolds 9 £490 £530 Cotswolds Stratford & Warwick 10 £495 £550 Stonehenge & Bath and/or Salisbury 10 £495 £550 Extended Touring Up to 150 miles per day 8 £415 £450 Transfers To and from airports, seaports, stations, theatres, restaurants etc. are available. Extra Time and Mileage Per hour £45.00 £45.00 Per mile £1.50 £1.80 Additional Charges Guide's overnight subsistence - at client's expense or per night £80 Entrance fees, etc. Cost Foreign language supplement: Half day - £15
Full day - £30Cancellation Charges Notice Given% of fee Over 14 daysby negotiation 14 to 8 days 50% 7 days to 48 hrs 75% After 48 hours 100%
- Please Note:
- No extra charge for car parking or road tolls.
- This list of tours is by no means comprehensive. Tours can be tailor-made to suit individual requirements.
- These are recommended prices for freelance Driver-Guiding engagements.
- Prices charged by individual members are likely to vary according to the specification, capital outlay, maintenance and running costs, of their vehicles.
- Prices are calculated as starting and finishing in central London.
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This recommended fee scale applies only to those guides who conform to the description of "Worker" as viewed by the Office of Fair Trading in respect of the Restrictive Trade Practices Act 1976.In terms of the members of the DGA:
~ A "worker" is any Guide who works under a contract personally to execute any work or labour, i.e. who is a sole trader and the subject matter of whose contract, subject to only very minor exceptions, will be executed by that Guide personally.
~ A "non-worker" is any Guide who accepts work in order to refer it to another Guide (and so will not carry out the work himself). The Guide may be acting as an individual, an officer of a company, a partner in a partnership or be acting through another business vehicle and as such will not be a "worker".
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