07. Inclusive Tour

23rd October 2004

A type of agency issued ticket, usually issued as part of a holiday package. Revenue protection staff have the right to inspect the supporting tour documents of passengers using these tickets. Inclusive tour tickets were originally manual coupon tickets similar to a NCR51. They are now either coupon tickets or computer printed issues.

Earlier Inclusive Tour issues were paper coupon tickets, generally following the style of a NCR51. BR4544/18.	A Seascale to London ticket.	An example of the carbon copy of the 4544/18 ticket, retained by the issuing agent.	BR example of the computer issue Inclusive Tour ticket.
An RSP example of a 4454/322 computer issued ticket	RSP 4454/322 1st class issue.	Another computer issue, but missing the form number.	An issue from 2006 showing the destination "London British Rail" being used ten years after it was supposed to have been changed to "London Terminals".
Inclusuve Tour illustration from the Ticket Examiner's Handbook. (Picture courtesy of ATOC).	Rear of a computer issued ticket. (Picture courtesy of ATOC).	Hand issued inclusive tour coupon, illustrated here in the ATOC Ticket Examiner's Handbook. (Picture courtesy of ATOC).