... including 'Transportation as specified in itinerary', and the tour brochure, which, it was accepted, contained the terms of the contract between the plaintiff's daughter and the first defendant, was headed 'everything more comprehensively and thoughtfully worked out' and referred throughout to the tour group as 'we'. At the border with China the tour was joined by a tour guide who was an employee of the second defendant, a travel company carrying on business in China. The main purpose of the tour was to visit a lake in China and part of the tour consisted of a lake crossing. On arrival at a pier to make the crossing the tour guide informed the party that they had missed the ferry and would have to make the crossing by speedboat owned by the third defendant, a local company. Three crossings were necessary to take the745 whole group across, but after the first ...

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