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$4530 |
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International Air from
Los Angeles (As of 05/01) |
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$1400 |
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Total Tour
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(with airfare from Los Angeles as of 5/01/01) |
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$5930
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| Tour
Includes: |
- Inter-Australia flights, based
upon May 2001 rate of $850, Subject to change.
- Eleven nights accommodations
in Australia, including two nights eclipse accommodations at
the Prairie Outback Hotel.
- All meals, tax and tips per
itinerary.
- All ground transportation
within Australia.
- TravelQuest study-leader,
stargazing and eclipse lectures.
- All excursions and admissions
per itinerary.
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| Not
Included: |
- Optional international air to
Australia. Call TravelQuest for
best available rates -
(800) 830-1998. First and Business Class quotes available
upon request. Frequent fliers may
book their own air
and meet the group in Sydney.
- Beverages not included with
meals.
- Passport and visa fees.
- Gratuity to guide ($5-7 per
person, per day).
- Items of a personal nature.
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| Deposits
& Terms: |
A $900 per person advance
payment, along with a completed reservation form secures your
space. A second payment of $600 is due March 28,
2002. Final balance is due August 28, 2002.
For Cancellations made through
March 28, 2002, there will be a $100 per person cancellation
fee. Cancellations made between March 29 - August 28,
2002, there will be a $900 per person cancellation fee.
There are no refunds after August 28, 2002. Air
cancellation terms are additional.
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Trip cancellation/medical
insurance is available.
Applications will be provided to tour members with initial invoice.
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| What
to Expect: |
| Australia is large enough to have
significant variations in weather. We will travel from the
tropical Barrier Reef to the hot, dry Outback. December is
early-summer in Australia. The dry southern coastal region
experiences daytime highs in the 80os, with lows in
the 50os. Our Outback eclipse viewing site will
have daytime highs in the 100os - similar to those
encountered in southern Turkey during the 1999 eclipse.
The tropical northeastern region experiences daytime highs in
the 80-90os, with lows in the 70os, and a likelihood of
rain. There are no current health alerts for travel to
Australia. For up to date health information visit the
Centers for Disease Control at www.cdc.gov/travel/#Geographic.
Aside from extreme heat in the
Outback, this is not a strenuous trip. There will be
optional opportunities for hikes and walks throughout the tour. |
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Add-on
Tours to Ayers Rock, Side Spring Observatory, Tasmania and New Zealand
are now available to expand your Australian Outback Eclipse experience.
PRESS HERE |
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TRAVELQUEST INTERNATIONAL
Tel. ++928-445-7754 / USA & Canada: 800-830-1998
Fax ++928-445-8771
For additional information, please contact TravelQuest International
at:
800-830-1998
or press here to request a brochure be sent
to your postal box.
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TravelQuest International. All rights
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Revised: October 25, 2005.
Information in this document is subject to change without notice.
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