Private London Tours – VIP Service

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Come and experience a different standard of sightseeing, a luxury experience away from the masses.

Frequently used by corporate parties, consulates, embassies, dignitaries and those looking to add that extra personal touch to their touring experience, every member of our VIP team has been carefully selected for their manner, knowledge and ability to deliver an impeccable service.

VIP service provides you with an upgrade to the highest standard London Magical Tours sightseeing teams, consisting of your own professional tour guide, and in addition, a qualified chauffeur in a luxury private vehicle, exclusively for your party.

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London Private Tours with Fast Track Food Service

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Here at London Magical Tours we offer our clients a special service to enjoy a full British culinary experience while on tour. Our traditional London pubs are local, hand selected historic pubs away from the masses to provide you with just that – delicious Great British food, served fresh on your arrival with complimentary cordial drinks in reserved seating.

The exclusivity of our fast track service means no waiting in line to order your meal; we understand our client’s desires to get the best out of their time. To this effect, food is freshly prepared 15 minutes before your arrival, enabling you to make the most of your London Magical Tour without worrying about lengthy restaurant lines or cooking time.

 

To view an example of a food menu for LONDON please click here: Fast Track Priority Service Food Menu

For WINDSOR please click here: Fast Track Priority Service Food Example Windsor

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London Airport Guide – Luggage on Layovers

Tour Visitors with Luggage

Tour Visitors with Luggage

Passengers with layovers in London will normally have their luggage sent to their final destination from their original airport of departure. This will however depend on whether your flights into and out of London are from the same airport:

London Layovers: Arriving and Departing from the SAME Airport

Passengers on layover tours arriving and departing from the same London airport will normally have their luggage sent to their final destination from their airport of origin. Passengers are welcome to bring their carry on hand luggage on board the tour.

For example:

A layover in London in between flights from Dallas Fortworth, Texas, USA to Johannesburg, South Africa connecting at London Heathrow. Luggage will be sent directly from Dallas to Johannesburg.

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Heathrow Airport Guide – Terminal Information

Heathrow Airport Information Guide

Heathrow Airport Information Guide

London Heathrow Airport  (LHR) is the main airport for London, the capital of England and the United Kingdom.

Situated west of the city and covering just under 5 square miles in size, Heathrow is the busiest airport in the United Kingdom and handles more international passengers than any other airport in the world.

Apart from being the home hub of British Airways, over 90 airlines fly from Heathrow to over 180 locations across the globe, carrying approx. 70 million passengers each year.

Heathrow has five terminals, numbered 1 through to 5:

How To Check Your Terminal:

When booking a tour from Heathrow Airport, it is important to know which terminal your flights will arrive and depart from. This information should normally be provided by your airline, either on your flight ticket or on their website. If you are unsure, please check with your airline directly. Terminal information is not the same as gate information, gate information will not normally be released until the last moment before a flight.

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London Airport Guide – General Information

London Airport Information Guide

London Airport Information Guide

London has the busiest airport system of any world city by passenger traffic, with over 133 million passengers travelling through the city’s various airports each year.

As the original founders of layover tours, our tours from the London Airports are very popular with visitors on transit through London to destinations all across the globe.

In an effort to offer guests greater details on what they can expect at the airports, we are compiling a list of blog posts focusing on useful tips and information, covering topics ranging from the different terminals, to what happens to your luggage on a layover, through to where to meet your tour guide.

We begin with some general airport articles followed by useful information on the two major international airports that service London and from which our Layover London Tours are run – Heathrow Airport and Gatwick Airport.

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