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PAYMENT METHODS:

Our preferred way of receiving payments is by bank transfer. Our account details are as follows:

Newmont Travel Ltd, Account number# 80368180. Sort code: 20-02-83

When making payment, please include your Newmont Travel booking number as without it we will not be able to allocate the funds to your booking.

There is no need to phone unless you do not receive an emailed receipt within 1 working day.

You can also make further payments by credit/debit card using the link provided on your invoice.

Personal Credit/Debit cards are also accepted over the phone or in branch. Please note that charges incurred in taking corporate credit cards will be passed onto the consumer. Bankers drafts and personal cheques are accepted. Please allow 10 days for clearance of personal cheques before the issue and dispatch or collection of tickets (any costs incurred by returned or represented cheques or for special clearance will be charged back to the customer). Cash is accepted in branch (Please do NOT post cash). We do not accept American Express or Diners Card.

NEWMONT TRAVEL LTD BOOKING CONDITIONS

Your contract for the provision of reservations and tickets is with Newmont Travel Ltd. A contract will exist when we accept your payment and issue a receipt confirming the arrangements we have made on your behalf. When you make a booking and accept the conditions, you undertake that you have the authority to accept these conditions on behalf of everyone travelling with you. If you have not been advised of the conditions before booking and are unhappy with them, contact us  immediately .

Your Financial Protection  - we hold ATOL number 3357 issued by the Civil Aviation Authority which provides protection for your money. When you buy an ATOL protected flight or flight inclusive holiday from us you will receive a confirmation which confirms your booking details and an ATOL Certificate. This protection applies to all applicable bookings covered under our ATOL licence and in the unlikely event of our insolvency, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) will ensure you are not stranded abroad and will arrange to refund any money you have paid to us for a booking made in advance. Your ATOL protection charge is included in the cost of your travel arrangements

For further information about what is covered visit the CAA's ATOL website at www.atol.org.uk

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!!

PLEASE ENSURE THAT WHEN YOU GIVE US THE PASSENGER NAMES THEY MUST BE GIVEN AS THEY APPEAR IN EACH OF THEIR PASSPORTS.

NAMES MAY NOT BE CHANGED ONCE THE BOOKING IS CONFIRMED. (Name changes and alterations to outward departure dates are treated as cancellations)

NO REFUNDS, IF APPLICABLE WILL BE GIVEN IF BOOKINGS ARE NOT CANCELLED IN WRITING AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE DATE

Cancelling the night before travel.  If you need to cancel the night before you are due to travel and after our offices have closed please ensure that you phone the airline directly and cancel your flight. It is very important that when doing this you make a note of the persons name you have spoken to as we will need this if trying to obtain

Price. When you make a booking you must pay a deposit as stated on your booking confirmation. We reserve the right to increase the price of the airfares, taxes and surcharges until your invoice is paid for in full, the last date of payment is clearly shown overleaf.

Taxes, Airport Charges and Fuel Supplements . The charges for these items are completely out of our control and therefore cannot be guaranteed. These charges can change right up to the date of departure. Where the authorities insist on payment we reserve the right to pass this on to you even if your tickets have been paid for in full and issued. We will endeavour to advise you of any changes well in advance. However, any change to these items may be done without notice.

Cancellation/amendments . If you wish to cancel or change any detail of your booking, we can only act on your written instructions to [email protected] . Please check all the details as soon as you receive the invoice as any alteration to the names after booking will be treated as a cancellation. If you wish to change your date of departure or cancel we shall be happy to do this subject to the payment of the relevant alteration or cancellation fees applicable to your booking as well as an administration fee in the case of an alteration. However, many tickets cannot be changed after booking (and no refunds given after cancellation) and if this applies to your booking, this will be shown on the invoice. Refunds, when available, may take up to 6 weeks to process from the airline and can only be given to the person who first made the booking. Any change of  address must be notified to us in writing by the lead name on the booking.  

Administration Charges.  In the event of an airline ceasing it’s operation to a particular destination and Newmont Travel having to refund the payment back to the client, an admin charge of GBP45.00 per person will be applied. The Consumer Protection Charge applied to all bookings is a non refundable element

Telephone enquiries . Information in respect of this booking is given over the telephone only on production of the booking number or airline reference which appears on most of our documents. As such it is wise to keep this information safe.

Data Protection.  For full details of our Data Protection Policy, please refer to our website at www.newmont.co.uk

Payment dates . Payment dates are shown on the front of your receipt. We reserve the right to cancel the booking and apply the appropriate cancellation charges if these dates are not met. There will be an administration fee of up to £50 per person to reinstate the booking, if the seats are still available.

Flight times  as shown in our invoice are correct at the time of printing but all airlines reserve the right to amend these times, please check your tickets on receipt for the correct times. The contractual terms of the airlines that provide transportation apply to this contract. As these may limit your right to compensation you may ask for a copy of the relevant conditions from our office. Where an airline withdraws a confirmed flight, or where we believe that alternative flights are more suitable we reserve the right to amend your booking accordingly. We shall inform you of any such change as soon as possible.

Liability and Problems . Newmont Travel Ltd acts as a booking agent for the airlines named on your invoice and we have no liability whatsoever for any aspects of the travel arrangements and accepts no responsibility for any loss, personal injury or death howsoever caused, except where caused by our own proven negligence. If you have an unresolved problem, which should be brought to our attention as soon as possible, you may if you wish refer the matter to arbitration, under a special scheme advised by the Association of British Travel Agents and administered by the CEDR. You may request details of the scheme from us but must apply within 9 months of the date of your return from travel.

Passports, visas  and any other documents required to travel are the responsibility of each passenger. You should check to make sure your passport is up to date and valid beyond your date of return and if necessary check with the relevant Consulate for the country being visited. If you do not have the correct documentation you will be prevented from travelling and we shall have no further liability.

Ticket issue.  Tickets will generally be issued between 4-6 weeks prior to travel, subject to the conditions of the ticket or work load of the ticketing department. However, the company reserves the right to issue at an earlier date subject to the complete cost of the tickets being paid. E-tickets will be sent out 3 weeks prior to departure date.

INSURANCE TERMS AND CONDITIONS

We believe that it is in your best interest to have adequate insurance to at least cover the possible cancellation charges if you are unable to travel due to ill health. We do not require you to purchase our insurance, although we believe it to be a suitable policy.

PRE-EXISTING MEDICAL CONDITIONS

When taking our insurance, please note that the policy contains certain exclusions relating to certain health conditions that affect you, your travelling companions or anyone else upon whom your travel plans may depend. While our insurance is not currently sold on line you can take it out by simply phoning our office on 020 89201155.

If you or your traveling companions have received hospital treatment and/or medical consultation during the twelve months prior to effecting this insurance and/or each in respect of Annual Multi Trip policies or have a Pre existing medical condition and are in any doubt as to whether you are covered under our insurance then please refer to our insurance booklet and contact our medical helpline.

VERY IMPORTANT!!  Please note that there is no cover, if at the time of effecting this insurance and/or booking each trip in respect of Annual Multi Trip policies, you, your travelling companions or anyone else upon whom your travel plans depend:

1. Is expected to give birth within fourteen weeks of the return date of your trip.  2. Is on a waiting list for in-patient treatment in a hospital or awaiting results of tests

   and/or medical investigations.  3. Is travelling against the advice of a Medical Practitioner or for the purpose of obtaining

   medical treatment abroad.     4. Has received a terminal prognosis.

       IMPORTANT!! In the unlikely event that you encounter any problems with your travel arrangements whilst you are away, we ask that in the first instance you contact us in London (Bearing in mind the time difference). It is likely that we will be best able to assist you in resolving your issue or problems or at the very least advise you of the best course of action.

OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER IS: OO 44 208 920 1122

OUR OFFICES ARE CLOSED ON A SUNDAY

Alternatively, you can email us at: [email protected]. However, we cannot accept responsibility for non delivered emails.  Failure to contact us may result in us refusing to pay out any claim you may wish to make in relation to disrupted travel arrangements.

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Newmont, Shockwave Medical rise; John Bean falls, Friday, 4/4/2024

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes on Friday:

Shockwave Medical Inc., up $6.35 to $326.34.

Johnson & Johnson is buying the medical device company in a deal worth about $13.1 billion.

Norfolk Southern Corp., up $1.52 to $250.03.

The railroad gave investors an update on business performance and changes.

Teladoc Health Inc., up 24 cents to $14.49.

The telehealth services provider said CEO Jason Gorevic is immediately leaving the company.

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The sushi restaurant company beat analysts’ fiscal second-quarter revenue forecasts.

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John Bean Technologies Corp., down $2.18 to $98.89.

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Newmont Corp., up $1.93 to $39.65.

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NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes on Friday:

Shockwave Medical Inc., up $6.35 to $326.34.

Johnson & Johnson is buying the medical device company in a deal worth about $13.1 billion.

Norfolk Southern Corp., up $1.52 to $250.03.

The railroad gave investors an update on business performance and changes.

Teladoc Health Inc., up 24 cents to $14.49.

The telehealth services provider said CEO Jason Gorevic is immediately leaving the company.

Kura Sushi USA, Inc., up $6.20 to $110.05.

The sushi restaurant company beat analysts’ fiscal second-quarter revenue forecasts.

Greenbrier Companies Inc., up 76 cents to $53.16.

The maker of railroad freight car equipment reported strong fiscal second-quarter financial results.

John Bean Technologies Corp., down $2.18 to $98.89.

The food processing and transportation services company will buy Marel.

Newmont Corp., up $1.93 to $39.65.

The gold producer rose along with prices for the precious metal.

Apple Inc., up 76 cents to $169.58.

The iPhone maker is laying off more than 600 workers in California, marking its first big wave of post-pandemic job cuts.

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At 13:39 ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 0.94% at 38,961.45. The S&P 500 was up 1.23% at 5,210.48 and the Nasdaq Composite was up 1.53% at 16,293.92.

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Rare 4.8 magnitude quake rattles Northeast

By Elise Hammond , Leinz Vales and Matt Meyer , CNN

4.0 magnitude aftershock recorded in New Jersey, USGS says

From CNN's Brandon Miller

An aftershock of a preliminary magnitude 4.0 has struck just southwest of Gladstone, New Jersey, according to the United States Geological Survey .

It happened at about 5:59 p.m. ET, USGS said.

The aftershock comes nearly 8 hours after the main shock of 4.8 magnitude this morning. There have been at least 10 aftershocks, though most were in the 1.8 to 2.2 magnitude range.

No injuries or major damage in Northeast after morning quake in New Jersey. What to know to get caught up

From CNN staff

A 4.8 magnitude earthquake rattled buildings across parts of the US Northeast on Friday morning, according to the US Geological Survey, with tremors felt from Washington, DC to New York City and to Maine.

It was the third-largest earthquake recorded in the area in the last five decades and the strongest in New Jersey i n more than 240 years , the USGS said. But with authorities reporting little or no damage, and minimal travel disruptions, people soon resumed their everyday lives.

Here's what to know:

• New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy said there are limited reports of damage and "little to no injuries" in the state. The USGS recorded at least six aftershocks in the immediate area of the initial earthquake. In an area more than 30 miles from the epicenter, three neighboring homes in Newark were evacuated after residents reported structural damage, according to Newark Public Safety Director Fritz Fragé.
• New York: Gov. Kathy Hochul said there were no "life-threatening situations" after the earthquake and no reports of damaged buildings . There was one report of a gas line leak, but so far there's no “major” infrastructure impact, state officials said . New York City Mayor Eric Adams also said there have not been any reports of injuries and told people to " go about their normal day ." Additionally, all aspects of the New York City transit system were operating safely, said Metropolitan Transport Authority CEO Janno Lieber.
• Philadelphia: The Philadelphia Police Department received "over 200 calls" from 911 "in a very short period of 20 minutes," following the earthquake, according to Commissioner Kevin J. Bethel. But, there were no injuries reported in the city, Mayor Cherelle L. Parker said.
• Connecticut: State officials did not report any significant damage. Emergency management officials said their operations center was partially activated as agencies inspected key infrastructure points.
• Travel: Runways at the three main airports servicing the New York City area were inspected and cleared, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Port Authority also said there were no operational or physical impacts to the bridges and tunnels. Amtrak said its trains were r unning at normal speeds after restrictions were put in place for track inspections.
• Widespread impact: The shaking was felt by millions of people across hundreds of miles of the Northeast — a phenomenon made more likely by a few factors, including the geology of the region itself, according to the USGS. Rocks in the eastern US are much older, denser and harder, making them more efficient conduits of the seismic energy released by an earthquake, allowing it to travel in a more potent form over longer distances, the USGS says.

Amtrak trains resume running at normal speeds

From CNN's Pete Muntean

Amtrak trains are back to operating at normal speeds after an earthquake in New Jersey on Friday, the company said.

It said it started inspecting its tracks shortly after 11 a.m. ET, and put speed restrictions in place throughout the region. Amtrak said it has now completed those inspections.

“As of 3:30 PM ET, All inspections have been completed and service has been restored to normal speed. Residual delays should be expected,” Amtrak  posted  on X.

At least 6 aftershocks recorded following New Jersey earthquake, USGS reports

From CNN’s Samantha Beech, Brandon Miller and Taylor Ward

There have been at least six aftershocks in the hours following the New Jersey earthquake Friday morning, according to United States Geological Survey data. 

The initial earthquake was felt in northern New Jersey just before 10:30 a.m. ET, and the aftershocks were all recorded in the immediate area of the earthquake, USGS said.

According to USGS, the largest of the six aftershocks was 2.2 magnitude, recorded just after 1:30 p.m. ET.

Here's a timeline (all times are ET):

• 10:23 a.m.: The initial 4.8 magnitude earthquake occurred
• 11:20 a.m.: 2.0 magnitude aftershock
• 11:37 a.m.: 1.8 magnitude aftershock
• 11:49 a.m.: 2.0 magnitude aftershock
• 12:31 p.m.: 1.8 magnitude aftershock
• 1:14 p.m.: 2.0 magnitude aftershock
• 1:32 p.m.: 2.2 magnitude aftershock

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a social media post that "aftershocks of these size are normal and are not expected to cause further damage."

The governor said there have been no reports of injuries or damage.

See how people in the Northeast reacted when the earthquake hit

From CNN's Jeremy Moorhead and Sean Clark

When an earthquake rattled buildings across the Northeast Friday morning, stunned residents described initially thinking a passing tractor-trailer or freight train was passing them before they realized it was something more.

There were reports of the 4.8 magnitude quake being felt from Philadelphia to New York City, according to the US Geological Survey.

See how some people reacted:

3 neighboring homes in New Jersey evacuated after reporting structural damage, offical says 

From CNN’s Nic F. Anderson and David Goldman

Three neighboring homes in Newark, New Jersey, have been evacuated after residents reported structural damage following this morning’s earthquake, according to the local public safety director. 

Newark Public Safety Director Fritz Fragé told CNN no injuries have been reported after firefighters responded to reports of damage at the homes in an area more than 30 miles from the earthquake’s epicenter. 

He said 10 families were relocated from the buildings, including 25 adults and three children.

Fragé added that all Newark city buildings, including City Hall and recreation centers, are closed. He said the city is inspecting buildings for any potential damage and power outages. 

Also in New Jersey’s Essex County, in Montclair, officials believe the earthquake caused a water main break, according to an update from the Office of Emergency Management for the Township of Montclair. The OEM said the water bureau is working to repair the line. 

The Montclair OEM said authorities have conducted a damage assessment of the township and there are no signs of damage to the infrastructure and all schools and municipal properties report no damage.

Today's earthquake was the strongest in New Jersey in more than 240 years

From CNN's Elliana Hebert, Sara Tonks and Eric Zerkel

The rare 4.8 earthquake that struck northern New Jersey Friday was the third-strongest to strike the state, according to CNN analysis of US Geological Survey data.

The Friday morning earthquake also marked the strongest since 1783, more than 240 years ago. Two 5.1 magnitude temblors are the only stronger quakes in the state — one in 1755 and another in 1783. Both happened before New Jersey became a state in December 1787, but happened in the geographic area that now comprises the state's boundaries.

The quake is the third-strongest to hit the Northeast in 50 years and the 10th-strongest of all time in the region, USGS data shows.

Earthquakes in New Jersey and the region are rare. There have only been 24 earthquakes of 2.5 magnitude or greater in New Jersey since 1700.

All aspects of New York City transit system operating safely after earthquake, MTA chief says

From CNN's Samantha Beech

All aspects of the New York City transit system are operating safely following this morning’s earthquake, the Metropolitan Transport Authority, which runs the city's subway and other forms of public transit, said.

MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber said every part of the transit system operated safely during the earthquake, as well.

He said initial facility inspections have been completed, including inspections of the seven bridges the MTA operate.

“I want to emphasize those were designed to withstand much stronger seismic impact than we experienced today,” he added.

According to the  MTA website , MTA Bridges and Tunnels (B&T) serves more than 900,000 vehicles on an average day. In 2019, it carried more traffic than any bridge and tunnel authority in the nation — more than 329 million vehicles, the MTA says. 

Lieber said MTA frontline staff have been directed to report any abnormalities in the system, but he said nothing had been flagged so far. 

There's a low likelihood of aftershocks following today's quake, New York City's emergency chief says

There is a low likelihood of aftershocks following Friday's 4.8 magnitude earthquake that rattled several Northeast cities, New York City Emergency Management Commissioner Zachary Iscol said. 

Iscol, however, urged New Yorkers to remain vigilant.

“If you are outside during an aftershock, please move to an open area, away from buildings, trees and power lines. If you are driving, pull over to a safe location," he said at a news conference Friday alongside New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

Iscol said there were no major impacts or safety events related to the earthquake, and added that New Yorkers can call 311 to report any damage. 

The quake, he said, triggered the activation of the city's emergency response teams and prompted officials to issue guidance to the public. 

“We activated our protocols for this earthquake, we immediately began coordinating with all city, state, federal and our utility partners. Public notifications were sent out both by Notify NYC and our wireless emergency alert system,” he said.

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