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Singapore Pre-Cruise Program Singapore FAR EAST MYSTIQUE SINGAPORE GO NEXT EXCLUSIVE PRE-CRUISE PROGRAM APRIL 5–9, 2019 | $849 Price is per person, double occupancy. Single occupancy is $1,249 and subject to availability. Reservation deadline October 21, 2019. This Pre-Cruise Program is designed to give SINGAPORE PRE-CRUISE PROGRAM well-deserved attention to an incredible destination that would otherwise be missed. A city of delightful contrasts, complexity, and contradictions, Singapore balances billion-dollar Highlighting preferred attractions with superior botanical gardens, futuristic skyscrapers, lush jungle, smoky temples, and stunning beaches. tour services as well as offering you choice The second smallest country in the world, this island city-state rests at the southern tip of accommodations and a stress-free arrival well Malaysia and boasts an opulent display of Malay, Chinese, and Indian ethnic influences. ahead of your cruise departure, this program is Day or night, this pristine and magnificent city is a playground for all ages. the ultimate accessory to a remarkable trip. APR 5–6 Depart for Singapore INCLUSIONS APR 7 Arrive in Singapore and transfer* to the four-star Hilton Singapore Hotel or similar accommodations, • 2 nights at 4-star Hilton Singapore Hotel or similar with guaranteed check-in. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. accommodations, with breakfast • Guaranteed hotel check-in upon arrival APR 8 Experience a full-day tour of Singapore and take in the life and color of one of the world’s most magical cities. Explore the city on a drive through the Civic District, the Padang, • Sightseeing excursions as specified in itinerary, Cricket Club, Parliament House, and the National Gallery. Stop at Merlion Park for including entrance fees an impressive view of Marina Bay and make sure to snap a picture of Singapore’s • Professional tour guide(s) national icon, the Merlion, a mythological creature that is lion and fish. Next, see the • Exclusive Go Next Program Manager and Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of Singapore’s oldest Buddhist-Taoist temples, before hospitality desk visiting the Chinatown Heritage Centre where you will hear insightful stories about the • Air deviation fees for program dates only rich Chinese heritage of Singapore. Afterwards, take a walk through the astounding • Transfers between airport*, hotel, and cruise ship, Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire this 158-year-old with related luggage handling tropical paradise before experiencing the beauty of the National Orchid Gardens— *Airport transfers are only applicable during program boasting a display of 60,000 orchid plants. dates for cruise-only travelers who provide independent APR 9 Spend a half-day exploring the Gardens by the Bay, a sublime display of ten indoor gardens featuring flight details to Go Next 30 days prior to departure. more than a million plants and 5,000 different species. Marvel at the supertrees, vertical tree- like gardens, as you stroll along an aerial skyway with panoramic views of the gardens and Marina Bay skyline. View the world’s tallest indoor waterfall showcasing plant life from tropical highlands before transferring to Nautica. Mobility: The order of sites visited may vary. This tour is not considered suitable for those with walking difficulties. HILTON SINGAPORE HOTEL OOOO Indulge in the sophistication of this 4-star luxury hotel with an unparalleled location in the heart of Orchard Road—a popular entertainment and shopping district. Take in the city views with floor-to-ceiling windows, and enjoy thoughtful amenities such as a 24-hour fitness center and rooftop pool. Delight in two floors of luxurious designer boutiques right in the hotel, and six unique award-winning dining options. 040919 PLEASE RETURN TO: PRE-CRUISE PROGRAM RESERVATION FORM 8000 WEST 78TH STREET, SUITE 345 FAR EAST MYSTIQUE • APRIL 7–27, 2019 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55439-2538 Call: 800.842.9023 or 952.918.8950 • Fax: 952.918.8975 • Email: [email protected] • www.GoNext.com TRAVELER INFORMATION: Name(s) Association Phone Number DEPOSIT 2019 FAR EAST MYSTIQUE PER PERSON # PERSONS AMOUNT HILTON SINGAPORE HOTEL – TWO NIGHTS $300 2 $ PRE-CRUISE p Twin (2 beds) $849* p Double $849* SINGAPORE APR 5– 9 p Single $1,249 $300 1 $ A deposit of $300 per person, per program is due with this reservation. Accommodation requests are subject to hotel availability. A minimum of 20 participants is required to operate. TOTAL $ *Prices are per person, double occupancy. Final payment is due October 21, 2019. Please make your check payable to Go Next. PRE-CRUISE PROGRAM OPERATOR/PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT PLEASE REFER TO YOUR BROCHURE FOR THE COMPLETE OPERATOR/PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT. CANCELLATIONS: Upon receipt of written cancellation from you, the following fees will apply. Go Next (GN) Pre-Cruise Program cancellations received 121 days or more before initial flight departure, $200 per person; 120-61 days, $300 per person; 60 days or less, no refund. HEALTH: Any physical or mental condition requiring special medical attention or equipment must be disclosed in writing to GN at the time the participant makes a reservation. GN may reject the reservation of any person who, in the opinion of GN is unfit for travel or might be a danger to themselves or incompatible with others on the trip. Participants requiring special assistance, including without limitation those who permanently or periodically use a wheelchair, must be accompanied by someone who agrees to provide the required assistance. GN reserves the right to terminate the participation of any participant whose conduct or condition materially inconveniences other participants. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS OF ANY KIND (INCLUDING MEDICAL EXCEPTIONS) TO THESE POLICIES. No refunds will be made for any portion of the arrangements GN has made for you that are not actually utilized by you. There is no variance from these policies for the services GN arranges as described in the trip brochure. RESPONSIBILITY: GN is responsible to you for arranging all included transportation, accommodations, and other services. However, in the absence of negligence on its part, GN and the sponsoring association are not responsible for personal injury, property damage, or any other loss, claim, or damage arising out of or related to goods or services offered or included. GN and the sponsoring association are not responsible for personal injury, property damage, or any other loss, claim, or damage related to or arising out of, in whole or in part, the acts or omissions of any direct air carrier, cruise line, hotel, ground operator, or other person not its direct employee or not under its exclusive control supplying any services or providing any goods offered or included. GN and the sponsoring association are not responsible for personal injury, property damage, or any other loss, claim, or damage arising out of, either in whole or in part, acts of God, weather, labor strife, government actions, mechanical breakdowns, war-like acts, terroristic activities, or other causes reasonably beyond the respective control of GN and the sponsoring association. GN and the sponsoring association are not responsible for incidental or consequential losses or damages. Neither GN nor Oceania Cruises nor the sponsoring association are responsible for any penalty, loss, or inconvenience resulting from air or land arrangements made independently by travelers, including non-refundable conditions, restricted travel, or frequent flyer tickets. Global Destinations Management Ltd. and Go Next Inc. are not responsible for injuries or losses resulting from any causes beyond their own respective and exclusive control or for the negligence of any other suppliers or providers. Land accommodations, local transportation, and sightseeing are arranged and operated by Destination Services Singapore, which may use other suppliers or providers to render the services. HOTEL AND SIGHTSEEING ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE..
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