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Marketing Tools Guide Logo Here 2021 PROGRAM PAGE ON GONEXT.COM LANDING PAGE ON GONEXT.COM MARKETING TOOLS GUIDE LOGO HERE PROGRAM PAGE ON GONEXT.COM: • Up-to-date itinerary, offer, and pricing • Vessel information and deck plan • Suite/stateroom descriptions • Pre- and Post-Cruise Program details • Cancellation policies • Access to live bookings and availability • FAQs CO-BRANDED LANDING PAGE ON GONEXT.COM: • Collection of all association-sponsored trips • Links to all programs TRAVEL PROGRAM FLYER A collection of Go Next trips • Association contact information and logo sponsored by: • Association-specific insurance information LOGO HERE 2020 TRAVEL PROGRAMS BOOK NOW TO SAVE ON YOUR NEXT LUXURY CRUISE! 2020 TRAVEL PROGRAM FLYER: 2-FOR-1 CRUISE FARES & FREE UNLIMITED INTERNET Featuring OLife Choice: INCLUDES ROUND-TRIP AIRFARE* PLUS, CHOICE OF FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS, OR FREE HOUSE SELECT BEVERAGE PACKAGE, OR SHIPBOARD CREDIT • Collection of all association-sponsored trips (For details, please see the promotion terms and conditions.) SUNNY ISLANDS & ANDES FEATURING PANAMA CANAL TRANSIT • Association logo 18 NIGHTS ■ JANUARY 3–22 ■ Marina ■ From $4,499 Santiago (San Antonio) • Coquimbo • Lima (Callao) • Salaverry • Manta • Fuerte Amador Panama Canal Daylight Transit • Puerto Limon • Roatán • Harvest Caye • Costa Maya • Cozumel • Miami • Preliminary itinerary RADIANT RHYTHMS 12 NIGHTS ■ FEBRUARY 11–24 ■ Marina ■ From $3,899 Rio de Janeiro • Búzios • Ilha Grande • Paraty • São Paulo (Santos) • Porto Belo • Rio Grande • Preliminary starting price Punta del Este • Montevideo • Buenos Aires LEGENDS TO LAGOONS 10 NIGHTS ■ MARCH 5–15 ■ Regatta ■ From $4,299 Papeete • Moorea • Fakarava • Nuku Hiva • Rangiroa • Bora Bora • Raiatea • Papeete ADRIATIC & AEGEAN ALLURE 10 NIGHTS ■ MAY 4–5 ■ Sirena ■ From $3,499 Venice • Umbra/Ancona • Tirana (Durrës) • Dubrovnik • Corfu • Rhodes Kus¸adasi/Ephesus • Syros • Nafplion • Athens (Piraeus) PRE-REGISTRATION FLYER: MEDIEVAL MEDLEY 12 NIGHTS ■ JUNE 6–19 ■ Riviera ■ From $4,599 Barcelona • Monte Carlo • Rome (Civitavecchia) • Sorrento/Capri • Santorini • Rhodes • Preliminary pricing, itinerary, and offer Kus¸adasi/Ephesus • Chios • Istanbul • Mitilini • Athens (Piraeus) • Association contact information and logo • Featured host/lecturer photo and biography (if applicable) PRE-REGISTRATION FLYER CLOISTERS OF CULTURE • APRIL 28 – MAY 9, 2020 LOGO HERE PRE-REGISTRATION FORM Please complete and return this form to reserve your space on an upcoming cruise with Oceania Cruises. Please complete and send to: Go Next CLOISTERS OF CULTURE 8000 West 78th Street, Suite 345 LOGO HERE Minneapolis, MN 55439-2538 10 nights aboard Riviera 888.573.4986 • Fax: 952.918.8975 ASSOCIATION CODE (000) BARCELONA TO ROME • APR. 28 – MAY 9, 2020 PLEASE FILL OUT ONE FORM PER MAILING ADDRESS RESERVATION SELECTION: Featuring OLife Choice: Includes your choice of: p CRUISE PROGRAM WITH AIRFARE please indicate preferred departure city: • 2-FOR-1 CRUISE FARES • 6 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS p CRUISE PROGRAM WITHOUT AIRFARE (Air credit available; call for details.) • FREE AIRFARE • OR FREE BEVERAGE PACKAGE AMENITY SELECTION: Offer applies to double-occupied staterooms. • FREE UNLIMITED INTERNET • OR $600 SHIPBOARD CREDIT p Free shore excursions p Free House Select Beverage Package p Shipboard credit PER STATEROOM BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY Are you a past Oceania Cruises traveler? p Yes p No STATEROOM CATEGORY PREFERENCE: 1st choice 2nd choice DAY 1: DEPART FOR SPAIN DAY 7: FLORENCE/PISA/TUSCANY (LIVORNO), ITALY THE OCEANIA CRUISES DIFFERENCE BED PREFERENCE: Single and triple accommodations are an additional cost, affect DAY 2: BARCELONA, SPAIN Rejoice in the masterpieces of the Renaissance—Brunelleschi’s Duomo, the the amenities, and are subject to availability. Baptistery, Michelangelo’s , and the Uf zi Gallery—that await you in p Twin (2 beds) p Single p Queen p Triple Discover Barcelona, the second-largest city in Spain and a center of thriving David The Ambience Florence. Nearby, discover the monument-rich city of Pisa and the captivating • Luxurious yet relaxed atmosphere GUEST 1: Full Name (as it appears on your passport) culture and ne cuisine. Barcelona is a melting pot of Roman, Greek, Moorish, Tuscan countryside. • Elegant mid-size ship catering to just 1,250 guests and Catalan in uences. Admire the city’s jubilant energy from La Rambla boulevard to Gaudí’s imaginative architecture. Enhance your experience with DAY 8: AT SEA • Exceptional décor with museum-quality art Title First Middle an optional Go Next Barcelona Pre-Cruise Program. • Resort casual attire—no formal nights DAY 9: VALLETTA, MALTA Last Preferred Name (for name badge) DAY 3: PALAMÓS, SPAIN Valletta brims with history, culture, and old-world beauty. Deemed a UNESCO The Distinction • Exceptional staff-to-guest ratio: 1 to 1.57 p M Birth Date Located on Spain’s rugged Costa Brava, or “Wild Coast,” Palamós boasts World Heritage site, Malta’s picturesque capital offers a grand collection p F (MM/DD/YYYY) • The Culinary Center—the only hands-on | | two of the top beaches on the coast: the attractive Cala S’Alguer, lined with of honey-colored limestone buildings and ancient forti cations. See the GUEST 2: Full Name (as it appears on your passport) old shermen’s huts, and the sprawling, undeveloped Platja de Castell. In Caravaggio tour de force The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist inside St. cooking school at sea ® town, narrow medieval streets lead to brightly painted buildings, a sixteenth- John’s Co-Cathedral or explore the National Museum of Fine Arts. • Award-winning Canyon Ranch Spa and fitness center Title First Middle century cathedral, and restaurants famous for serving up jumbo-sized, locally • Enrichment programs, guest lectures, and the Artist Loft, DAY 10: MESSINA, ITALY featuring hands-on instruction from artists-in-residence caught prawns. Messina is architecturally modern and instills old-world beauty in its main Last Preferred Name (for name badge) DAY 4: MARSEILLE/PROVENCE, FRANCE square, Piazza del Duomo, which features the world’s largest astronomical The Flavor p M • The Finest Cuisine at Sea™, under the culinary direction of Birth Date In Marseille, see the beautiful Cathédrale de Marseille Notre Dame de Major clock and the Messina Cathedral. Nearby is Taormina, another popular p F (MM/DD/YYYY) renowned chef Jacques Pépin | | Email Address as you cruise into port. Wander through the ancient Le Panier neighborhood or Sicilian city featuring a prominent Greek amphitheater and spectacular • Gourmet restaurants at no additional charge meander through the picturesque countryside of Provence. views of Mount Etna. Mailing Address IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT • La Reserve by Wine Spectator, offering enlightening food-and- DAY 5: MONTE CARLO, MONACO DAY 11: SORRENTO/CAPRI, ITALY wine pairings City State ZIP Nestled on the coast between France and Italy, Monte Carlo packs excitement Delight in the cobblestone streets and vibrant southern Italian culture of • Unlimited complimentary soft drinks, filtered water, cappuccino, and attractions into its small space, including the glamorous Monte Carlo Sorrento. Visit the legendary ruins of Pompeii and view the Roman ruins at espresso, tea, and juice Main Phone| Alternate |Phone Casino and the Circuit de Monaco, the site of the famed Grand Prix. Punta del Capo. According to Greek mythology, Sorrento was the home of the LYNN JASPERS AT [email protected] DAY 6: SAINT-TROPEZ, FRANCE Sirens, the femmes fatales who lured sailors to rocky shores. Close by, Italy’s Roommate's Name (if different from above) island Capri offers stunning panoramas, charming villages, and ancient villas. OLIFE CHOICE AIRFARE GUARANTEE Bask in the heart of the French Riviera, a favorite spot of Brigitte Bardot, DEPOSIT: A deposit of $950 per person is required to pre-register for this sailing. Oceania Cruises’ airfare program is guaranteed, no matter Deposits may be made by check or credit card; all major credit cards are accepted. and a place Matisse once called “France’s little nook of paradise.” Mingle DAY 12: ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA), ITALY how much airfares may increase. Oceania Cruises eliminates Please make checks payable to Go Next. with the elite among the more than thirty beach clubs that line the sand with Disembark and enhance your experience with an optional Go Next Rome the hassle of searching for the lowest fare, trying to anticipate restaurants, bars, plush sun beds, and colorful umbrellas. Post-Cruise Program. Charge my credit card for the deposit of $ ______________________________________ price changes, and determining the best flight options. Their 110118 experienced air department partners with respected carriers Name on Credit Card _________________________________________________________________ worldwide to ensure a seamless air-travel experience. SIGN p Billing address STATEROOM CATEGORIES HERE X ___________________________________________________ same as above Fares are per person and include round-trip airfare. EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS Billing Address Inside Stateroom Veranda Concierge Veranda (if different from above) _________________________________________________________ Saint-Tropez G $3,399 B4 $4,799 A4 $5,149 Monte Carlo • Assistance with your travel arrangements prior to departure Card Security Exp. F $3,599 B3 $4,849 A3 $5,199 __________________________________________ Code _______ Date _____|_____ Provence Florence • Included airfare from more cities available exclusively to Go Next Number Deluxe Ocean View B2 $4,899 A2 $5,249
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