The Glories of Turkey & Greece

DURATION: 17 DAYS/15 NIGHTS
• Istanbul • Canakkale • Troy • Pergamum • Kusadasi • Pamukkale
• Marmaris • Rhodes • Santorini • Mykonos • Athens

Turkey, one of the oldest continually inhabited regions in the world is a unique blend of East and West and is home to the earliest Neolithic settlement of Catalhoyuk which dates back to 6500 B.C. Ancient sites and ruins scattered throughout the country bear witness to the existence of numerous cultures who helped shaped this unique country. It is a land of historic treasures and a magnificent past combined with a varied landscape that is encircled by seas on three sides: the Aegean to the West, the Black Sea to the North and the Mediterranean Sea to the south not to mention the Sea of Marmara to the northwest.

Greece, birthplace of democracy lies at the juncture of Europe, Asia and Africa bordering Turkey to the east. The rich heritage of Greek culture has spanned thousands of years of history. The landscape is sprinkled with ruins, some remaining in use (like the Acropolis) even today while others have been and are still being unearthed by archaeologists. Greece is one of the cradles of ancient civilization where scholars achieved great advances in astronomy, medicine and philosophy which were greatly influenced by the works of Hipparchus, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and Hippocrates. The Greeks also invented athletic contests which were held in honor of their gods usually during religious ceremonies. Its culture evolving over thousands of years beginning with the Mycenaean and Minoan Civilizations and continuing through numerous periods and influenced by successive generations.

Wednesday Day 1, TORONTO/PARIS
Evening departure on board Air France overnight jet service for Paris. Inflight meals will be served.

Thursday Day 2, PARIS/ISTANBUL
Morning arrival in Paris. Change planes and continue on Air France scheduled service for Istanbul, the only city in the world that spans two continents standing on the shores of the Bosphorus, where the waters of the Black Sea mingle with those of the Sea of Marmara and the Golden Horn. You will be welcomed on arrival and transferred to the HOLIDAY INN ISTANBUL CITY (5-star) for your two night stay. 700 PM Welcome briefing. The evening is free. Dinner is on your own.

Friday Day 3, ISTANBUL
After breakfast discover the Byzantine and Ottoman treasures of Istanbul on a full day tour. We begin at the Topkapi Palace, the official residence of the Ottoman Sultans for almost three centuries is located on the Seraglio Point overlooking the Golden Horn and the Sea of Marmara. The palace is an extensive complex interconnected with galleries and passages with almost none of the buildings higher than two stories. Your visit will include some of the main highlights. (The Imperial Harem, home to the Sultan’s mother, the concubines and wives of the Sultan and the rest of his family is not included). The ancient Roman Hippodrome, scene of chariot races and the center of Byzantine civic life is next. Remains from the curved end section of the Hippodrome’s walls can be seen on the south side of the square. Nearby is the elegant six minaret mosque of Sultan Ahmet I also known as the Blue Mosque. The interior is lined with more than 20,000 handmade ceramic tiles made at Iznik in more than fifty different tulip designs. You will also have a chance to see the ancient Basilica built by Constantine the Great and reconstructed by Justinian known as Aya Sofya or St. Sophia Church, one of the architectural marvels of all time. The tour concludes at the Grand Bazaar, a labyrinth of streets and passageways housing more than 4000 tiny shops that offer a wide selection of goods. The evening is free. Lunch and dinner on your own. OPTIONAL – Turkish evening including dinner and belly dancing. (20 Kms.) [B]

Saturday Day 4, ISTANBUL/GALLIPOLI/ DARDANELLES/CANAKKALE
Leaving Istanbul we travel to Gallipoli where we stop for lunch (cost not included). A visit will be made to Anzac Cove which gained fame as the site of the First World War landing of the ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) on April 25, 1915. See the Lone Pine Cemetery, which stands on a plateau at the top of Victoria Gully and is located on the road from Gabatepe to the New Zealand Battlefield at Chunuk Bair. Within the Cemetery stands the Lone Pine Memorial commemorating servicemen who perished in the Anzac area. Cross the Dardanelles by vehicle ferryboat and arrive in Canakkale in the early evening at the KOLIN HOTEL (5-star) for overnight. (330 Kms.) Lunch is on your own. [B/D]

Sunday Day 5, CANAKKALE/TROY/PERGAMUM/KUSADASI
A morning drive to Homer’s fortified city of Troy lost until 1871 until the German adventurer Heinrich Schliemann discovered it using Homer’s Iliad to locate the site. Obtaining permission from the Ottoman government, the site was excavated at his own expense. He uncovered four superimposed towns (nine have since been uncovered). See the legendary walls and the replica of the famous wooden horse that guards the entrance. Crossing the Kaz Mountains we head for Bergama (Pergamum) town, one of the Seven Churches of the Bible and a great center of culture. Bergama’s fame stems from the fact that it was home to Gallen, a great physician and medical authority who set up shop as physician to Pergamum’s gladiators.

Most of the ruins of the Acropolis have been moved to Berlin to the Pergamum Museum. Stop for lunch (cost not included) before continuing to the Acropolis. The most significant ruins are the great library of Pergamum that once housed over 200,000 books. The main structure of the Acropolis includes the Library as well as the marble columned Temple of Trajan. The Great Theater built into the hillside once seated 10,000 spectators. Pass the Asclepion, one of the foremost medical centers of classical times and the Red Basilica, one of the Seven Churches of the Apocalypse (Rev. 2- 12). Continue to Kusadasi arriving at the (5-star) CHARISMA HOTEL OR SURMELI EFES HOTEL for your two night stay. (370 Kms.) Lunch is on your own. [B/D]

Monday Day 6, KUSADASI/EPHESUS/
KUSADASI
This morning we focus on the famous ruins of Ephesus, once the commercial center of the ancient world famous for its Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The sacred city of Ephesus (Rev. 2-1-7) lay largely in ruins forgotten until the early 20th century. A Visit will be made to a carpet weaving co-operative before continuing to the House of the Virgin Mary. Tradition has it that after the death of Christ, John brought the Virgin Mary to Ephesus where she is said to have spent her last days in a small house built for her on Mt. Koressos. It is now a popular place of pilgrimage. You will also see the Marble Road where indentations of Roman carriage wheels can still be seen. The afternoon is free. Participants can return to the hotel. OPTIONAL - Tour of Sardis based on a minimum of 5 participants. Located on the banks of the Pactolus River, Sardis located 60 miles inland from Ephesus was the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Lydia where a huge complex which included a gymnasium was built in the center of the lower part of the city. Also of interest was the synagogue, one of the largest synagogues excavated. OPTIONAL – Tour of Sirince based on a minimum of 12 participants. Sirince, a pretty Orthodox village is located at the top of a mountain with narrow streets where local women sell their handicrafts. Time shopping in the village before returning to the hotel. Lunch is on your own. [B/D]

Tuesday Day 7, KUSADASI/HIERAPOLIS/PAMUKKALE
Driving through fertile valleys we arrive in Pamukkale, a noted ancient spa where thermal spring waters laden with calcareous salts have created a fantastic formation of stalactites, cataracts and basins. Pamukkale, meaning “cotton castle” in Turkish is recognized as a World Heritage Site together with Hierapolis. Time for lunch (cost not included).

Facing present day Pamukkale is Hierapolis founded by King Eumenes II of Pergamon around 190 B.C. There are only a few historical facts that are known about the origin of the city founded as a thermal spa. First excavated in 1957, further excavations unearthed a number of valuable discoveries. The Apostle Philip, a native of Hierapolis was martyred here in 80 A.D. and a basilica erected to commemorate his martyrdom. After our visit of Hierapolis free time to walk on the calcareous formations of Pamukkale before arriving at the (4-star) LYCUS RIVER PAMUKKALE HOTEL or PAM HOTEL for overnight. (250 Kms.) Lunch is on your own. [B/D]

Wednesday Day 8, PAMUKKALE/ MARMARIS
Leaving Pamukkale we travel south to the resort area of Marmara located on the Mediterranean coast. Transfer to the MARMARIS KERVANSARAY or HOTEL ANEMON. Although the founding date of Marmaris is not certain, it was founded in the 6th century and was once known as Physkos. The afternoon is free. There is so much to do. Perhaps to visit Marmaris Castle, or the Caravanserai, an inn built in 1545 which includes seven small rooms and one large room, or perhaps to take an optional cruise around the turquoise coves or a jeep safari around the mountains surrounding Marmaris to visit villages and waterfalls. Or perhaps to enjoy a traditional Turkish bath or to visit Mugla, a typical Anatolian town situated 56 kms. from Marmaris. (Sightseeing is not included). Lunch is on your own. [B/D]

Thursday Day 9, MARMARIS/RHODES
After breakfast transfer to the port for departure by hydrofoil to Rhodes, capital of the Dodecanese prefecture and famous since antiquity as the site of the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. On arrival transfer to the HOTEL MEDITERRANEAN for your two night stay. Lunch and dinner on your own. [B]

Friday Day 10, RHODES
After breakfast the day is yours for relaxation. There are numerous archaeological and historical sites on Rhodes illustrating the magnificence of days gone by. The Acropolis of Rhodes is one of the major attractions and is surrounded by mediaeval walls which were constructed by the Knights of St. John. The Acropolis of Rhodes is yet another sight to see featuring majestic temples, underground cult sites and public buildings. The most important monuments include the Temple of Athens Polieus and Zeus Polieus, the Temple of Pythian Apollo and the Stadium. The Temple of Athens constructed in honor of the Greek Goddess Athens is also worthy of a visit. Finally, the Old City of Rhodes is one of the biggest and oldest inhabited mediaeval cities in Europe and features such sites as the Temple of Venus, the Municipal Art Gallery of Rhodes, the Archaeological Museum and the Palace of the Knights. (Sightseeing is not included). Lunch and dinner on your own. [B]

Saturday Day 11, RHODES/SANTORINI
After breakfast transfer to the airport for departure by air to Santorini. You will be met and transferred to the HOTEL EL GRECO for your two night stay. Lunch and dinner on your own. [B]

Sunday Day 12 SANTORINI
Over the years poets have tried to describe its beauty and artists have attempted to reproduce and capture its magic. But this small circular archipelago of volcanic islands located in the southern Aegean Sea is nothing short of paradise. In fact, Santorini has been nominated for the New 7 Wonders of Nature. There is lots to do and see. For example, there is Oia pronounced “ia” the island’s most famous village known all around the world for its amazing sunsets which are arguably the best in all of the Aegean Sea.

Of special interest is the Archaeological site of ancient Thira (Kamari) which features such monuments as the Agora, Temple of Dionysus and the Theater. One of the most important prehistoric settlements of the Aegean can be found at the major archaeological site of Akrotiri where excavations started in 1967 making Thira, the best known Minoan site outside of Crete. (Sightseeing not included). Or you can enjoy a sun soaked day at the beach. Lunch and dinner on your own. [B]

Monday Day 13, SANTORINI/MYKONOS
After breakfast transfer to the pier for departure by hydrofoil or ferry to Mykonos, part of the Cyclades Islands lying between Tinos, Siros, Paros and Naxos. There have been indications that the Ionians settled on Mykonos in the early part of the 11th century B.C., however, according to mythology, this is supposedly the place where Heracles killed the giants. Today, Mykonos is one of the most cosmopolitan islands in Greece. You will be met and transferred to the HOTEL KOSMOPLAZ for your two night stay. Lunch and dinner on your own. [B]

Tuesday Day 14, MYKONOS
A day to enjoy this idyllic island with its white little houses bedecked with colorful flowers and blue windows and doors, lots of churches and windmills. When exploring Mykonos, you should consider including the following: Petros the Pelican, an old celebrity of the town’s waterfront and official mascot for Mykonos for years, the windmills recognized as the landmark of Mykonos since the early 16th century, Little Venice, where the buildings have been constructed right on the sea’s edge and their balconies hanging over the water, the Parapotiani Church which in fact is 5 churches all built in a compact complex and the town of Chora where you can walk around, have a drink in the little harbor and go shopping. (Sightseeing not included). This evening enjoy an optional dinner with folklore dancing or visit the Plaka Area. (Cost not included). Lunch and dinner on your own. [B]

Wednesday Day 15, MYKONOS/ATHENS
After breakfast the morning is free. In the afternoon transfer to the airport and board your flight to Athens, the capital of Greece often mentioned in Greek mythology. Meeting service and transfer to the HOTEL HERODION for your two night stay. The balance of the afternoon is free to do some exploring on your own. Perhaps to visit the National Museum of Athens which houses some of the most important artifacts unearthed at a variety of archaeological locations around Greece. Or perhaps Omonia Square, the oldest square in the city surrounded by hotels and restaurants or Syntagma Square (Constitution Square) lying adjacent to the Parliament. Or perhaps Kallimarmaro Stadium where the first Olympic Games took place in 1896. Athens is built around a number of hills with Lycabettus being one of the tallest. At its peak stands St. George’s Church. The city’s classical museums include the National Archaeological Museum of Athens which houses the world’s greatest collection of Greek Art. (Sightseeing not included). Lunch and dinner on your own. [B]

Thursday Day 16, ATHENS
Breakfast then depart on a tour of the Acropolis. Of all the sites in Athens, the Acropolis is famous around the world. Imagine standing on this sacred rock where gods were once worshipped in the temples. Stand in front of the Parthenon, a temple of the Greek goddess Athens built in the 5th century and considered one of the world’s greatest cultural monuments. A visit will also be paid to the Acropolis Museum, one of the major archaeological museums in Greece at the bottom of the Acropolis. Here you will find the largest collection of “Kore” statues in the world. These marble female statues date from the 6th through the 5th centuries B.C.E.

The rest of the day is free. A good time to explore the Plaka which lies just beneath the Acropolis. It is one of the most scenic districts in the city with a number of picturesque tavernas. Lunch and dinner on your own. [B]

Friday Day 17, ATHENS/PARIS/TORONTO
Breakfast then transfer to the airport for departure by Air France scheduled service to Paris to connect with your Air France transatlantic day jet service for Toronto. Inflight meals will be served. Arrival the same day. Welcome home! Termination of services on arrival. [B]

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The Glories of Turkey and Greece 2009
Depart	Return	Price (CDN)*
October 21, 2009	November 06, 2009	$4,938.00
October 28, 2009	November 13, 2009	$4,938.00

Single Supplement $1,152.00
* Price in Cdn per person sharing from Toronto

Booking Information and Conditions

YOUR TOUR PRICE INCLUDES:

• AIRFARE – Round trip economy class air Toronto/Paris/Istanbul and return from Athens/Paris/Toronto on Air France.
• TRANSFERS/TRANSPORTATION – In Turkey for 11 participants and under an air conditioned minibus. For over 12 participants and over, a deluxe air conditioned 45 seater coach with emergency washroom for arrival and departures at Ataturk Airport. In Greece – Meeting service and transfer on arrival and departure in Rhodes, Santorini, Mykonos and Athens.
• DOMESTIC FLIGHTS – Between Rhodes/Santorini and Mykonos/Athens. PLEASE SEE THE NOTE REGARDING DEPARTURES OCTOBER 14, 21 AND 28 FOR TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN SANTORINI AND MYKONOS.
• FERRY/HYDROFOIL SERVICE – Between Marmaris/Rhodes and Santorini/ Mykonos.
• LUGGAGE HANDLING – One normal sized piece of luggage per person at the hotels.
• ACCOMMODATION – Based on double occupancy in superior first class or first class hotels with private facilities as indicated or similar.
• MEALS – As indicated in the itinerary by (B) Breakfast (L) and (D) Dinner.
• GUIDES – The services of a fully licensed guide throughout the land tours within Turkey. Local guide only on the sightseeing tour of Athens on Day 15.
• SIGHTSEEING – As outlined including entrance fees to points of interest.
• TAXES – All local taxes and standard service charges on accommodation and meals.

YOUR TOUR PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE:

• DEPARTURE TAXES – Currently at $599.90 Cdn.
• EXCESS BAGGAGE CHARGES – Where applicable.
• DOCUMENTATION – Passport fees and travel insurance.
• TURKISH VISA CHARGE – Not included $60.00 U.S. per person to be secured upon arrival in Istanbul.
• PORTERAGE – At the airports.
• MEALS & BEVERAGES – Not mentioned.
• OPTIONAL TOURS – Not included.
• TIPPING – To tour director, driver and local guides.
• GRATUITIES – For individual services, laundry and valet service and any other items of a purely personal nature.
  

DEPOSIT & PAYMENT
A deposit in the amount of $600.00 Cdn. per person together with the single supplement and the insurance premium (if needed) is required at the time of booking. Written confirmation will be issued only after the deposit has been received. Should this deposit not reach us within 10 days of the booking, we will assume that you no longer wish to travel and will cancel any arrangements being held. The balance of payment is due 9 weeks prior to departure. Reservations received within 9 weeks prior to departure must be accompanied by full payment. Failure to comply with these provisions could result in the cancellation of the reservation by Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. without prior notice.

CANCELLATION CONDITIONS
All cancellations, changes or refund requests must be received in writing at the offices of Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. and shall be considered in effect as of the date received. Cancellation charges are per person and are based upon the date of the cancellation. Cancellation or changes made up to 90 days prior to departure will be subject to a penalty of $300.00 Cdn. per person. Between 89 and 60 days prior to departure the penalty will be $425.00 Cdn. per person. Those made between 59 and 30 prior to departure, a penalty of 50% per person. Between 29 days and departure day, no refunds will be granted thereafter. Should a participant be unable to join the tour on the day of departure or leave the tour prior to its completion, no refunds will be granted for unused services. For those participants making their own connecting flights to coincide with the program, we suggest that ample time be allowed between flights. Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. does not accept any responsibility for additional charges or expenses that result from a change of flight times or misconnections and no refunds will be issued for services not provided. No claim or refund will be considered unless submitted in writing and received by CTA within 30 days of the termination of the tour. Any substitution of a passenger(s) will be considered a cancellation of the original reservation and the applicable cancellation charges will apply. If you cancel your trip after receiving your final documents, please note that the complete set of final documents must be returned to Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. before we can process your request.

CANCELLATION BY CANADIAN TRAVEL ABROAD LTD.
We reserve the right to cancel a departure and offer an alternative departure should there be an insufficient number of participants to make the tour viable. Should the participant(s) elect not to travel on an alternative date, a full refund will be made. Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. is not to be held responsible for any other individual arrangements affected by our tour cancellation.

ACCOMMODATION
Rooms with private facilities in selected hotels as indicated in the itinerary are assigned by local agencies. Should it become necessary, accommodation in similar categories may be substituted.

CHANGES
Once a booking has been confirmed, should a participant wish to change to an alternative departure or make changes to the reservation, a handling fee of $125.00 Cdn. per person would apply. NOTE: Changes or adjustments to a reservation will not be accepted within 28 days prior to departure. Should cancellation by one or more passengers change the room requirements of the remaining participant, the passenger must pay the applicable rate for the new accommodation to be required.

INSURANCE
Comprehensive trip cancellation insurance (to protect against loss of monies incurred through cancellation due to illness, etc.) as well as personal travel insurance for baggage and accident coverage is available through Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. and must be taken out at the time of booking with the premium being remitted with the deposit. Once paid, the premium is non refundable. A signed waiver will be required if insurance is declined.

BAGGAGE INSURANCE
Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. cannot be held responsible for damage to your baggage. It is recommended that each participant purchase baggage insurance to protect their belongings.

INSURANCE WAIVER
Insurance affords protection against penalties caused by cancellation of your trip due to injury, illness or death of a tour participant or a member of a participant’s immediate family. This insurance is underwritten by RBC.

COSTS
All costs quoted herein in Canadian dollars are per person and are based on tariffs, exchange rates and airfares (where applicable) in effect as of October 21, 2008 and are subject to change without prior notice. NOTE – There will be no refund provided for unused services.

INDIVIDUAL ARRANGEMENTS IN CONJUNCTION WITH A TOUR
For individual arrangements in conjunction with a tour, a non refundable booking fee of $50.00 Cdn. per person will apply.

GRATUITIES
While gratuities for services provided are customary including the end of tour gratuity for the tour escort and driver, the gratuities are not included in the cost of the tour and are based upon your satisfaction of the arrangements provided.

HOLIDAY CHANGES
During national or local holidays abroad, certain facilities such as museums and sightseeing tours may be limited. Where possible, slight itinerary adjustments may be made.

ITINERARY CHANGES
Your itinerary has been planned with the utmost care to ensure a pleasant trip. However, circumstances may arise whereby a slight change in the itinerary may be required due to business hours at a certain site. There will be no refund granted for any changes to the program.

MEALS
As specified in the itinerary. B = Breakfast, L= Lunch, D = Dinner.

BEVERAGES
Not included with specified dinners.

PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
Any physical disability requiring special attention or treatment must be reported when reservations are made. Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd./and or their agents reserve the right to accept or retain any participant who may, in their sole judgment, require care and attention beyond that which can be provided. Please bring any health or mobility issues to our attention at the time of booking.

PORTERAGE
Each participant will be responsible for carrying their own luggage through customs. Since porters and/or luggage carts are not always readily available, you should be comfortable carrying your own luggage.

PRE OR POST TOUR ARRANGEMENTS
Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. would be happy to assist you should you wish to add additional arrangements to your tour program.

REFUNDS
There will not be any refunds granted on any unused portion of the tour not taken.

SIGHTSEEING
As indicated, including entrance fees to places of interest as well as the services of fully qualified local English speaking guides. The sequence of tours and the cities visited is subject to change where necessary.

SINGLE ROOMS
A limited number of single rooms may be available for an additional charge. In Europe, single rooms are generally much smaller than a double room. Single rooms are never guaranteed and are subject to availability.

SPECIAL REQUESTS
Must be placed in sufficient time and although Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. will do their utmost to accommodate these special requests, we cannot be held responsible if such requests are not fulfilled.

SURFACE TRANSPORTATION
As indicated.

TAXES
All local taxes and standard service charges on accommodation and meals included in your tour price.

TOUR DOCUMENT DELIVERY
Travel documents are usually issued 21 days prior to departure provided that full payment has been received. In the event that late payment results in the late delivery of documents, Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. will not accept any responsibility for the consequences thereof and reserves the right to charge for courier expenses. Documents will be sent first class mail, however, should you prefer to have your documents sent by overnight courier, you will be advised of the additional charges which must be included with your final payment.

TRAVEL DOCUMENTATION
All participants must be in possession of a passport that is valid for a minimum of 6 months after the duration of the tour and should have sufficient blank pages for visas and immigration stamps. Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. cannot be held responsible should you be denied entry to any country due to non compliance of these arrangements.

A copy of your valid passport is required to confirm any air reservations (if required). Due to increased security measures, passport information and emergency contact information is required for all passengers prior to the release of final documents.

VISA CHARGES
Visitors to Turkey are required to secure a visa. If secured upon arrival in Istanbul, the cost for Canadian passport holders will be $60.00 U.S. per person to be paid in cash on arrival. If secured prior to departure from Canada, the cost will be $75.00 Cdn. plus a $20.00 Cdn. per person handling fee.

TRAVELING ALONE, BUT WISHING TO SHARE
Tour participants traveling alone but wishing to share accommodation with a suitable roommate must pay the single supplement until such time as a roommate is found. The single supplement would then be refunded with the final documentation. Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. cannot assume any responsibility should such an arrangement not be available or suitable.

VISAS
For participants holding passports other than Canadian, please check with your local travel agent regarding entry requirements for the country visited.

SPECIAL NOTE – The right is reserved to change or cancel the pre-arranged itineraries including designated hotels if reasons beyond our control arise. Pursuant to the Travel Industry Act Regulations if price changes cause an increase of over 7% of the confirmed price (except for government taxes) or there is a change in the standard of accommodation or a delay of over 24 hours in transport arrangements of which we become aware prior to departure, you will be notified and given 48 hours to advise us of your desire to cancel the tour with a full refund. Otherwise, you will be considered to have accepted the change(s).

OPERATORS RESPONSIBILITY
All arrangements for land accommodation, transportation and sightseeing are made by Canadian Travel Abroad Ltd. and/or their appointed representatives, who act only as agents in obtaining transportation, accommodation and other services for the tour members.

They shall not be liable or held responsible directly or indirectly for any delay, injury (including death) loss of damage to any person, company or association providing accommodation, transportation or other services in connection with the tour. The right is reserved to withdraw all or part of the tour should conditions warrant and to make such alterations in the itinerary as may be found desirable for the convenience of the tour members and the proper execution of the tour. The right is also reserved to decline to accept or retain any person(s) as member(s) of the tour in which case equitable refund will be made at the discretion of the operators.

E. & O.E.

VALIDITY: APRIL 01, 2009 – NOVEMBER 13, 2009.

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