...3 days/ 2 nights ILOCOS TOUR P 4,200/pax (MARCH 1,2012) TIME ACTIVITIES DESTINATION / PLACE 07:00 p.m. ETD from Lipa City– Ilocos Sur DAY 1 – (March 2, 2012) 07:30a.m. ETA Vigan, Ilocos Sur 07:30 AM –08:00a.m. Breakfast at Jollibee 08:30 AM – 12:00p.m. Start of City Tour -Plaza Burgos - Vigan Heritage Village -St. Paul Metropolitan Cathedral -Burgos Museum -Crisologo Museum -Pagburnayan Pottery -Bell Tower -Baluarte 12:00 PM – 01:00p.m. lunch @ pax account -Vigan proper 02:00p.m. Check-in time - Cordillera Inn 05:00p.m. onwards- own leisure DAY 2 – (March 3, 2012) 06:00 a.m. Wake up call- 06:00a.m. – 07:00 a.m. breakfast -hotel and check out 08:00a.m. – 10:00a.m. Travel time -Laoag, Ilocos Norte 10:00 AM – 03:00p.m. -Start of City Tour: ...
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...Itinerary for Spain Summer Trip 2014 22 May (Thurs) – Catch flight from Albuquerque to Malaga Spain 23 May (Fri) – Arrive to Malaga * Bus from airport to hotel Don Paco - http://www.hotel-donpaco.com/ * Eat & Rest / Beach time – Playa Malagueta 24 May (Sat) – Trip to Granada * Leave at 10am arrive 12pm to Granada bus station/greeted by Alisa & Imad * Bus ride to city center – Ride to house (http://www.vrbo.com/236995) * Unpack – Tapa’s Time * Tour Albacin/ Sacramonte and more Tapas * Flamenco Cave performance 8:00 @ CAFE PUB LE CHIEN ANDALOU * Pub Crawl / Dancing 25 May (Sun) – Granada * Breakfast – churros con café * Tour the Cathedral - http://www.catedraldegranada.com/ * Federico Garcia Lorca – house/park tour website: http://www.patronatogarcialorca.org/casamuseo_historia.php * Bocadillos at the park for lunch * Siesta time * Shopping/Tapas 26 May (Mon) * Alhambra/Gardens Tour – Half of the day website http://www.alhambradegranada.org/en/ * Morrocan shops * Siesta * Tapas * Hooka and Morrocan Tea 27 May (tues) * Take bus to Monachil (Suburb of Granada leads into the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains) * Hike Sierra Nevadas * Picnic on the Hike/ catch bus back to Granada * Dinner night at the house 28 May (wed) * Go out for breakfast * Shopping * Men will spend a planned day with Imad * Woman spa day, henna, and tea 29 May (thurs) Wedding...
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...Milan science & automotive technology A tour of Milan combines the arts and educational highlights the sciences, involving lab sessions and • Explore Ferrari engineering • Take a hands on lab session at the Leonardo De Vinci exhibitions.The highlight of this trip must be the day visit to the Galleria Ferrari experiencing the Ferrari production process and the leading innovation behind leading car technology. what will students do? Museum of Science & Technology cultural highlights • Italian Football; Inter Milan and AC Milan stadium & museums. • Milan City Tour taking in sights such as da Vinci’s Last Supper and the breath taking Duomo cathedral. what is included in the package? • Airport transfer • Accommodation (various standards available) • All internal transport Ferrari they will explore exhibitions about the science and • All entrance fees for listed attractions and activities technology of award winning cars and learn about virtual • Food Students will be involved in hands-on workshops which link art and science through visiting a variety of museums covering all aspects of Art, Science and Technology. At technology through interactive workshops. what will students learn? Students will learn how science can be applied to other disciplines York Science Park, Heslington,York, YO10 5NP United Kingdom. . such as art and they will see how modern scientific advances can ...
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...Introduction and Motivation Japan is a country that has always fascinated me. I love to travel. I have been to Europe, South America, Canada, and most states in the U.S. However, what draws me to Japan is the distinct difference in culture from anything I have seen before. Japan is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. There is an era of mystique behind the culture. One of the main reasons why I would like to see Japan is because I am curious about what the culture is like. My grandparents are very well-traveled. It is easier to ask them where they have not been compared to where they have been. I remember them telling me about how much they loved Japan, and out of all the countries they have seen, Japan was one of their favorites. They put their trip to Japan up there along with going on an African safari, seeing the Pyramids of Egypt, and bashing around the streets of London. My grandmother has brought back souvenirs and beautiful artwork from the places she has visited, and her most prized possessions are the paintings she has brought back from Japan. I would like to see the country for myself and get a glimpse of why my grandparents have put it so high on their list of favorite places visited. Area History and Customs The Japanese culture seen today dates back many centuries, starting from 710 and continuing to the year 1333. It is greatly influenced by the Nara, Hein, and Kamakura periods (Grayson, 2016). One of the main attractions to Japanese...
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...Day 4 9:00: Breakfast at hotel restaurant. 10:00-12:00: Spa treatment at the hotel. 12:30: Lunch at Pizza Pesce Birra. It is a Bondi Beach pizzeria. It is lowly priced. 1:30-3:30: Visit Bondi Beach. Bondi Beach is a beach for swimming, surfing, or just sunbathing. 4:00-5:00: Back to the hotel to get cleaned up for dinner. 6:00-9:00: Dinner at the Art Gallery of NSW. The restaurant is highly priced. Then, explore the gallery. After this go back to the hotel for bed. Day 5 9:00: Breakfast at the hotel. 10:00-12:30: Museum of Sydney Australia. The Museum of Sydney has objects and exhibits from colonial and contemporary Sydney. There are objects from many archaeology digs. It cost $10 for admittance. 1:00: MoS Cafe for lunch which is right down the street from the Museum of Sydney Australia. It is highly priced. 3:00- 6:00: Taronga Zoo. $44.00 dollars for an adult, $22.00 for a child. Taronga Zoo features a variety of animals. At 2:45 there is a koala encounter where guest get to interact with a koala bear. 6:30: Have dinner at one of the zoo’s restaurants. They can get expensive because they know you have to stay there. After dinner go back to the hotel for bed. Day 6 9:00: Breakfast at the hotel. 10:00: Head to Manly,Sydney. There are a variety of activites to do there and all in one place. 11:00-12:00: Oceanworld. It is an aquarium with tours and touch pools. 12:30: Ben Bry Burgers for lunch. It is a low priced burger place. 2:00-5:00: Manly Wharf is a beautiful...
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...Terms and Conditions By booking a tour, cruise or other vacation package sold by scenic tours usa, inc. (“scenic”) and paying the booking deposit, you are agreeing to these terms and conditions, which creates a binding contract between scenic and you, the customer. please read this contract carefully, as it contains important terms and conditions including, without limitation, penalties for cancellation and specific limitations on scenic’s liability and that of its affiliates and other third parties. 1. General. You have booked the tour/cruise listed on the attached Itinerary. Scenic operates tours within the United States, and serves as a booking agent for tours operated by third-party service providers (“Providers”) in other countries. Scenic reserves the right to provide the tour or any portion thereof either directly through its own personnel or through third party service providers. You hereby acknowledge and agree that where any tour or part of the tour, accommodations, flights or any other goods or services are provided by a third party (collectively, “Third Party Services”) and not directly by Scenic, Scenic is not liable for and dispute or claim with respect or any Third Party Services including, without limitation, any losses, damages, breach of contract, negligence or other claims or damages arising from the acts or omissions of the Providers thereof and, therefore, you are required to pursue any such claims solely against the relevant Provider. 2. Important Travel...
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...airline arrived late to Hartsfield Airport in Atlanta, the busiest airport in the country. Professor McPherson was able to make it to the gate for his connecting flight to London, with what he thought was just enough time, only to find that the airplane had pushed back early and he therefore missed this connecting flight to make an important meeting in London. When the gate agents arrived, they happily booked him on another airline with another flight to London which should have allowed Professor McPherson to arrive only 30 minutes late. Unfortunately, this airline also experienced delays due to mechanical problems upon departure and was delayed. Only this time the airline used the technology at hand and quickly accommodated his new itinerary and forwarded him to Frankfurt since he had missed his meetings entirely in London. Professor McPherson also reflected back to a previous flight prior to the network age where he was scheduled to make a connection in London to New York, and due to flight delays was also late. Even though modern IT was not available at the time, the London based airline quickly resolved the issue. He spoke to a first class flight attendant who simply made a call to arrange gate transportation and they held the plane until he arrived. The airline’s quick and positive response to Professor McPherson’s concerns permitted them to gain a loyal passenger for a decade. In the case of the first airline, one can assume the Atlanta based airline used IT to support...
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...includes but not limited to brochure tours, special tours, packages, cruise, sight seeing etc. E. Tour Cost means cost of all the services availed by the client for his domestic tour. F. Brochure means catalogue / leaflet / email or any other document containing the details about the itinerary / activities on the domestic tour. G. Infant means a person below the age of 2 years and a child means a person above the age of two and below the age of Twelve years. BROCHURE INFORMATION A. All information given in brochure is based on the information available at the time of publication. MMT reserves the right to change any information contained in the brochure before or after booking the domestic tour due to any event(s) beyond MMT control. B. In case MMT becomes aware of any change before the departure for the domestic tour, MMT will take all reasonable steps to notify the client before the departure for domestic tour. In the event of MMT becoming aware of the changes post the departure to the domestic tour, in such a situation MMT tour manager or local representative will inform the client about the change. C. Some specific terms and conditions are mentioned against the respective domestic tour itinerary in the brochure/website. Those terms and conditions also form part of the booking terms and conditions. MEALS AND SPECIAL REQUESTS The menus are...
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...complete the form. This newly added feature will allow the corporate traveler to experience a personalized customer service with the staff of Wyndham International. It is common for travelers to be addressed by their last names at the front desk but now will be addressed by their last names when consulting any services at the hotel, which include Concierge, Front desk, Housekeeping, and Valet parking. Option 2: Wyndham can provide a Smartinerary, personalized Leisure Itinerary at the reception when the corporate traveller has checked in to the hotel, listing events in clubs, restaurants, shopping malls, etc according to the traveller’s schedule. This information will be matched by the ByRequest profile the traveller has created listing their interests, hobbies and other information like; age, gender and nationality. This will be implemented after adding a module to this website which will match the interests to the near by activities in the neighborhood. Wyndham will be able to effectively personalize a leisure itinerary for these loyalty members to cater to their needs after a day of stressful work. 3. Evaluation: | Facebooth | Smartinerary | Pros | * Personalized Customer Service * Wyndham will be able to create a one on one relationship with the travelers | * Personalized Customer Service * Travellers will want to return for both a good stay and leisure time. | Cons | * Day to Day staff training which can be time consuming * Minor cost will be incurred...
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...Disruption Management in the Airline Industry: Dealing with the Airline Recovery Problem Andr´as Mavrocordatos e i6015437 Maastricht University School of Business and Economy Econometrics & Operations Research Master Thesis Supervisor: Tjark Vredeveld August 23, 2015 Abstract This thesis approaches the disruption management problem in the airline industry. The problem is proposed by the ROADEF 2009 Challenge and considers multiple objectives: minimize passenger disutility while maximizing revenue. Moreover, the airline operations should be back to normal after a given recovery period. The method used in this thesis is to firstly create an initial feasible schedule by focusing on different constraints and maximizing the number of passengers arriving to their destination, and secondly, to improve the schedule by using a form of Tabu Search to create and cancel routes in order to diversify the schedule. During the improvement algorithm, routes are created based on characteristics related to disrupted routes in the initial schedule, and routes are deleted based on a selective criterion related to aircraft. 1 Contents 1 Introduction 4 2 Problem Description 6 2.1 Stakeholders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2.1.1 Airports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2.1.2 Aircraft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....
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...A Discover Our Shared Heritage Travel Itinerary", December 1, 2017). The dead were hastily buried in shallow graves on the battlefield, so when rain and wind began eroding the impromptu graves, the Gettysburg citizens called for the creation of a soldiers’ cemetery for proper burial of the Union dead (Gettysburg National Cemetery--Civil War Era National Cemeteries: A Discover Our Shared Heritage Travel Itinerary", December 1, 2017). With the support of the Pennsylvania Governor, a committee formed to select an appropriate site for the cemetery and oversee the interment of Union remains (Gettysburg National Cemetery--Civil War Era National Cemeteries: A Discover Our Shared Heritage Travel Itinerary", December 1, 2017). The site chosen encompassed the hill from which the Union center repulsed Pickett’s Charge (Gettysburg National Cemetery--Civil War Era National Cemeteries: A Discover Our Shared Heritage Travel Itinerary", December 1, 2017). State-appropriated funds purchased the property, and the reburial process began four months after the battle on October 27, 1863 (Gettysburg National Cemetery--Civil War Era National Cemeteries: A Discover Our Shared Heritage Travel Itinerary", December 1, 2017). A few weeks after the burial process started, a dedication ceremony was held at the yet to be completed Soldiers’ National Cemetery (Gettysburg National Cemetery--Civil War Era National Cemeteries: A Discover Our Shared Heritage Travel Itinerary", December 1, 2017). This is where President...
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...research what South Asia has to offer World travellers. I expect each of you to provide a very detailed travel plan and itinerary for your adventure. Each of you will map out a complete 10-Day trip through any of the following countries: Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Your objective is to handle all the logistics of the trip. Below you will see all parts of the project you will be responsible for. Part I: Logistics The logistical side of the project is basically all your research that you will do for the project. Within this aspect of the project you are going to find all the information necessary for your travels. Take the time to research what each destination has to offer, there are no set dates for your travel, use any 10 day period at any time during the year, this allows you to flexibility of taking part in any festivals or celebrations these countries may have. You will need to be organized and create a travel itinerary to help you out. All aspects of Part I will need to be printed out and turned in on the due date, which will be the day after the Unit 8 Test. This portion of the project must be organized and easy to understand. For Part I you will need to have the following information: Lodging Food Budget Excursions (Places you go) Travel Souvenir Budget Maps for each day of travel Travel Itinerary (Including Travel Dates) Total cost of the trip. PART I IS NOT DUE THE DAY YOU PRESENT, BUT THE DAY AFTER WE TAKE THE...
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...Presentation on tours and travel Introduction * Majority of time, transportation essentially means air ticketing. This falls under aviation industry which is a part of transportation. The basis service required by traveler, whether business or leisure- transportation (air, rail tickets), hotel booking & car rentals. * Primary service providers in the travel and tourism industry are airline, railway, bus, cruise liner, hotels. * Secondary services that are needed by the traveler are passport, visa foreign exchange telephone calling cards etc. therefore if traveler has go arrangement for / her traveler plans * Overview of tour and travel Travel agencies * In 1841, Thomas cook was the first agent to buy tickets in bulk and sell them to the public. * In 1845 Thomas cook set up a full time excursion agency to organize excursions including railway booking, transport, hotel accommodation, sightseeing, guide services and meals. * They provide services like railway authorities, airlines, hotels; travel formalities such as passport, visa, foreign currency, traveler cheque and other transport gave him commission on sales made by it. * This way travel agency came through Role of travel and tour towards economic * People in general now view travel & tour as a way of life rather than a luxury item reserved for the affluent and the elite. * The tourism industry has emerged as one of the fastest growing industries, contributing to 10%...
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...Itinerary Confirmation | Print the page | Your itinerary has been booked. Itinerary details are considered final upon confirmation of payment. Changes are subject to the fare conditions and penalties may apply. Please print this page before closing the window. Confirmation Number: | DGEELP | | PASSENGERS MR racman bubong | Flight | GES-MNL, MNL-GES Special Request | Electronic Ticket Number | Ticket Number | 0792118342528 | Seat | * | * | | | * Seat assignment upon check-in. Air Itinerary Details | Fare Rules | General Santos (GES), Philippines Mon, 27 May 13, 10:00 | Manila (MNL), Philippines Mon, 27 May 13, 12:00 | PR0454 Philippine Airlines | Fare Family: Fiesta Saver Non stop | Airbus 330-300. | Manila (MNL), Philippines Fri, 31 May 13, 06:55 | General Santos (GES), Philippines Fri, 31 May 13, 08:45 | PR0453 Philippine Airlines | Fare Family: Fiesta Deal Non stop | Airbus 340-300. | FARE BREAKDOWN Passenger Type | Base Fare per person | Taxes and Carrier-Imposed Fees per person | Total Fare per person | Number of passengers | Total Fare | Adult 12+ | 14,414 | 1,258 | 15,672 | x 1 | PHP 15,672 | Total price(s) displayed INCLUDES ALL TAXES except Philippine Travel Tax, other charges and fees that are collected at the airport. All passengers required to pay the Philippine Travel Tax MUST proceed to the TIEZA counter at the airport before checking-in. IMPORTANT INFORMATION : * Free baggage allowance may not apply...
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...cultivated Europeans. The majority of those who had traveled to Italy in previous centuries had generally gone for work related or religious reasons. However, this travel was compatible with leisure, because “it fulfilled important cultural functions as travelers bought works of art or helped spread new tastes and cultural interests”. Although the religious and political tensions caused by Protestant Reformation affected the ability to travel, by the seventeenth century, traveling had become a leisure activity based in personal fulfillment. Because of the educational and enjoyment factors of France and Italy, they soon became the most popular destinations. The most distinctive itinerary began in northern France, followed by Paris, the capital, and continued into Italy through the Alps. This itinerary ending in the Alps gave way to the organization of “day trips out...
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