JULNIC TOURS’ MISSION: "TO PROVIDE SUPERB QUALITY SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES"

WHO ARE WE?
JULNIC TOURS, based in Durban, is a dynamic inbound tour operator, specializing in ground handling of group series tours, foreign business meetings chauffeur drives and tailor-made tour itineraries for FIT’s, groups, incentives and pre- and post conference tours. The company was established in 2002 and operates luxury vehicles which are in possession of all relevant carrier permits and passenger liability insurance. Various language interpreters and registered guides are available to ensure total client satisfaction.

JULNIC TOURS was created due to a passion for the tourism industry, a love for the beautiful South Africa, and an obsession about service standards. We are geared up to deliver on our service motto:
“Where client satisfaction comes first”.

WHAT SERVICES DO WE OFFER?
* GROUND HANDLING OF GROUP TOURS
* OVERLAND TOURS
* DAY TOURS & EXCURSIONS
* TRANSPORT & TRANSFERS
* DURBAN CONFERENCES

GROUND HANDLING OF GROUP TOURS
We are able to offer you & your company an
extensive range of services that include:
* Design of customized itineraries to suit your requirements
* Sourcing of suitable and reliable accommodation,
  transport, guides and activities
* Managing the complete group tour to provide
  you total peace of mind

OVERLAND TOURS
* Standard overland tours are available
* Can be tailor-made to suit your requirements

DAY TOURS & EXCURSIONS
* Standard overland tours are available
* Can be tailor-made to suit your requirements

TRANSPORT & TRANSFERS – absolute peace of mind
* Chauffeur driven transport provided
* Various types of vehicles available
* Standard structured rates are available for transport from and to any   destinations within KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng and Western Cape.

DURBAN CONFERENCES
We are able to offer you & your company an
extensive range of services that include:
* Design of customized pre- & post tour itineraries
  to suit your requirements
* Meet & Greet facility at Durban Airport to
  assist with delegates arrivals
* Efficiently transporting delegates to and from accommodation venues
* Conference information desk to assist with daytrips and excursions
* Sourcing of suitable and reliable accommodation,
   transport, guides and activities
* Managing all conference transport and tours

CONTACT JULNIC TOURS
33 Alan Paton Road (previously McDonald Road)
Glenwood, Durban, 4001
P.O Box 50650, Musgrave Road, 4062

Tel/Fax: +27 (0)31 205 9119
Local Fax: 086 685 7332

Julius - Cell: +27 (0)83 795 9119
Email: julius@julnic.co.za

Jan - Cell: +27 (0)83 775 9119
Email: jan@julnic.co.za

ECONOMIC RESPONSIBILITY

PERMANENT STAFF EMPLOYMENT AND RECRUITMENTJULNIC Tours creates new employment opportunities through expansion. Preference is given to the employment of local (Provincial Kwa-Zulu Natal based) previously disadvantaged people.

All appointments are based on a combination of the criteria of the Government’s Employment Equity Plan, suitable qualifications, relevant skills and required experience.
Above minimum rate salaries are paid, based on industry benchmarks.

Members of staff are assisted to personally grow, by assisting to acquire skills and guiding qualifications.

VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE
Demand for types of vehicles required is monitored continuously and the fleet of vehicles is adjusted accordingly, ensuring more economical vehicles are used as far as possible.

Majority of 1 & 2 pax transfers and tours are done in Sedan vehicles which are more fuel efficient. Microbus fleet has been replaced by Diesel operated vehicles which are more fuel efficient.
Vehicles are regularly serviced by official reliable local agents only, minimizing risk for possible downtime due to breakages. Spares (eg tyres etc) are bought and fitted at reliable local agents only.

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Continuous development of new products is done in consultation with staff and free-lance guides.
Preference is given to involve local communities and enterprises (eg Zamimpilo, Heritage Market, Shakaland & Phansi Museum).

TRANSFER AND TOURING PRACTICES
All International tourists are made aware of the different cultures, the economic benefits to the region of supporting local enterprises and the correct way of cultural interaction (with respect).
Specialist guides are used as far as possible to increase the quality of experience and minimize the effect on the environment. (eg. Battlefields done by Battlefields guide; cultural done by guide understanding the culture; wildlife done by knowledgeable guide to ensure the experience is in the least intrusive way).

Tours are tailor-made to ensure maximum quality of experience based on individual interests. Tourists are encouraged to re-visit different areas of the province. Tourists are made aware of local conditions (eg safety, not giving money to beggars/street kids, but rather to recognized agencies etc).

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
JULNIC Tours is partnering with Christ Church Cathedral in Nashville Tennessee, who supports the local Sihawukelwe Lauren’s Children’s Home in Kwamashu, as their official South African Travel provider.

Tour products are currently developed, aimed at the US International market, with the primary aim of donating a percentage of sales to the needs of the orphanage. A secondary aim is to include the orphanage as part of the visit to South Africa, so as to expose visitors first hand to the hardships and joys of this local community. In this way we strive to expose a different and new international market to the beauty of a very diverse South Africa, with the economic benefits reaching much wider than solely the local economy.


ECONOMIC RESPONSIBILITY

PERMANENT STAFF EMPLOYMENT AND RECRUITMENT
JULNIC Tours creates new employment opportunities through expansion.
Preference is given to the employment of local (Provincial Kwa-Zulu Natal based) previously disadvantaged people.
All appointments are based on a combination of the criteria of the Government’s Employment Equity Plan, suitable qualifications, relevant skills and required experience.
Above minimum rate salaries are paid, based on industry benchmarks.
Members of staff are assisted to personally grow, by assisting to acquire skills and guiding qualifications.

VEHICLE INFRASTRUCTURE
Demand for types of vehicles required is monitored continuously and the fleet of vehicles is adjusted accordingly, ensuring more economical vehicles are used as far as possible.
Majority of 1 & 2 pax transfers and tours are done in Sedan vehicles which are more fuel efficient.
Microbus fleet has been replaced by Diesel operated vehicles which are more fuel efficient.
Vehicles are regularly serviced by official reliable local agents only, minimizing risk for possible downtime due to breakages.
Spares (eg tyres etc) are bought and fitted at reliable local agents only.

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Continuous development of new products is done in consultation with staff and free-lance guides.
Preference is given to involve local communities and enterprises (eg Zamimpilo, Heritage Market, Isithumba, Shakaland & Phansi Museum).

TRANSFER AND TOURING PRACTICES
All International tourists are made aware of the different cultures, the economic benefits to the region of supporting local enterprises and the correct way of cultural interaction (with respect).
Specialist guides are used as far as possible to increase the quality of experience and minimize the effect on the environment. (eg. Battlefields done by Battlefields guide; cultural done by guide understanding the culture; wildlife done by knowledgeable guide to ensure the experience is in the least intrusive way).
Tours are tailor-made to ensure maximum quality of experience based on individual interests.
Tourists are encouraged to re-visit different areas of the province.
Tourists are made aware of local conditions (eg safety, not giving money to beggars/street kids, but rather to recognized agencies etc).

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
JULNIC Tours partnered with The Acacia Foundation (www.acaciatennessee.org), who supports a local Children’s Home in Umzinyathi, Kwamashu, as their official South African Travel provider.
Tour products are currently developed, aimed at the US International market, with the primary aim of donating a percentage of sales to the needs of the orphanage. A secondary aim is to include the orphanage as part of the visit to South Africa, so as to expose visitors first hand to the hardships and joys of this local community. In this way we strive to expose a different and new international market to the beauty of a very diverse South Africa, with the economic benefits reaching much wider than solely the local economy.