Some organized tours come with the cost of airfare included in the tour package. These tours can be either domestic or international; they could be tours of a national park, or a specific city, or carry a specific theme, such as architecture or religious sites. Whether or not the tour includes airfare should be advertised in the tour's brochure or on its website.
A lot of other organized tours do not include airfare. This information is usually clearly printed somewhere in the tour's brochure. Discount airfare is often available, however, through a travel agency or a low-cost airline. If the tour's package does not include airfare, this cost should be factored into a traveler's budget for the trip ahead of booking.
Sometimes a company will not cover the cost of airfare, but will instead include the cost of a taxi ride or bus ride between an airport and the starting point of a tour. Some tour companies provide their own vehicles for transportation to and from an airport.
