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‘THE BIG ONE’ BALFRONRUGBY SCHOOL TOUR TO U18 NEWCASTLE, ENGLAND LIDO 23RDDI JESOLO - 25TH MARCH RUGBY 2018 TOUR 6TH-9TH OCTOBER 2017 NEWCASTLE FALCONS Vs NORTHAMPTON SAINTS ST JAMES PARK RUGBYRUGBY TOURTOUR INFORMATIONINFORMATION PACKPACK WWW.SKYHIGHSPORTS.CO.UK WWW.SKYHIGHSPORTS.CO.UK DATE OF QUOTATION: 20TH APRIL 2017 DATE OF QUOTATION: 29TH NOVEMBER 2018 The majestic Newcastle Quayside INTRODUCING: SKY HIGH SPORTS Sky High Sports is a Rugby Specialist Tour Operator which excels at combining Rugby and Travel to provide once in a lifetime experiences for good Rugby people across the world. Our commitment to offering innovative, exciting and bespoke tours along with our client focused, personal and dedicated approach has allowed us to build a global portfolio of clients and earn a reputation of excellence in our field. Our team is made up of passionate rugby playing people & travel experts who take pride in introducing you to the vast rugby cultures of Europe through the great tradition of touring. Every one of our Rugby Tour itineraries has been developed from our own experiences, alongside some superb rugby people which gives every trip a personal approach that we take a lot of pleasure in sharing with you. Sky High Sports are the Rugby Tour Specialists. SKY HIGH SPORTS 2 THE RUGBY TOUR SPECIALISTS Stowe School Vs St Pauls School at the Tynedale RFC School Rugby Festival CONTENTS Meet our Rugby Tour Specialists 4 Your Tour Quotation 5 Optional Extras & Upgrades 5 Your Tour Itinerary 6 Accommodation Information 7 Introducing Newcastle 8 The Booking Process 9 Testimonials from 2017 Tourists 10 The Sky Hugh Sports Role of Honour 12 Our Guide to Booking Flights 13 Tour Stash with RGR Sport 15 Rugby Tour Group Travel Insurance 15 Sky High Sports Terms & Conditions 16 MEET OUR SPECIALISTS Our team at Sky High Sports is made up of Rugby Tour Specialists whose knowledge spans rugby touring across all corners of Europe. Each of our team here are actively involved in their Rugby Clubs as players, coaches & administrators & have toured extensively across the Rugby World. We would be delighted to share some of their extensive knowledge, research and love of both your tour destination and the rugby culture you are about to embrace. We are the Rugby Tour Specialists. Clockwise from Top Left: Richie Gledson, Sky High Sports Director; Jamie Dixon, Head of Youth Tours; Harry Snowdon, Mini Rugby Expert; Caity Mattinson, Administration; David Cook, Marketing. TOUR QUOTATION NUMBER OF PASSENGERS 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50+ PRICE PER PERSON £219 £209 £199 £189 £179 £169 QUOTATION VALID UNTIL: 1ST JANUARY 2018 THE TOUR INCLUSIONS ACCOMMODATION & BOARD Two Nights Bed & Breakfast Accommodation at a 3* Hotel in Newcas- tle City Centre. Group Accommodated in Twin-Bed Rooms Meals as stated in the itinerary. TRANSPORTATION Three Days hire of an executive coach. Coach will be available for all Q&A with Newcastle Falcons players scheduled transfers throughout the itinerary. Coach equipped with Chris Harris and Sean Robinson WC, DVD & Seatbelts. THE RUGBY EXPERIENCE Two Rugby Matches against North-East Opposition. Inclusive of Post Match Reception & Hospitality Tickets to the AVIVA Premiership match between Newcastle Falcons and Northampton Saints at St James Park Stadium ACTIVITIES & EXCURSIONS n/a Touch Rugby on Tynemouth Beach INCLUDED AS STANDARD 24-Hour Emergency Contact at our UK office. Financial Security and Payment Protection. Bespoke Itinerary Planning Service. Assistance with Federation & Union Tour Paperwork OPTIONAL EXTRAS ACCOMMODATION & BOARD Evening Dinner at Coop Chicken - a Posh Geordie Nandos. From £12.50pp Evening Dinner at Panis Italian. From £12.50pp Kings College Taunton at the Tyne Mammoth Feast at Longhorns BBQ Restaurant. From £20.00pp Bridge Rugby Club Dinner from £5.00 per meal RUGBY EXPERIENCE Guest Coaching Clinic with Newcastle Falcons. Price on application Extra Fixtures or training sessions available upon request. ACTIVITIES & EXCURSIONS Bubble Football, Kick Golf, Dodgeball, Ten-Pin Bowling. From £12.50pp Go-Karting, Quad Biking, Paintball, Go Ape. Prices from £25.00pp NUTS & BOLTS Tynedale RFC Vs The Woodlands RFC Tour Stash from our Official Kit Partners at RGR Sport (USA) during their tour to GB Rugby Specific Travel Insurance from Endsleigh Insurance SKY HIGH SPORTS THE RUGBY TOUR SPECIALISTS 5 # DATE MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING DIGS MEALS Squad to assemble at The Rugby Club Arrival & Check-In at the Hotel Friday ~ ~ Motel One, 4th May ~ Prepare for Departure ~ Tome to relax, settle-in & explore the Newcastle 1 2018 ~ local area Transfer by Executive Coach to the Hotel in Newcastle Transfer to a local Rugby Club Transfer to St James Park Stadium ~ ~ Saturday Arrival & Warm-Up Cooked Breakfast NEWCASTLE FALCONS Vs Motel One, 5th May ~ Evening at leisure ~ 2 NORTHAMPTON SAINTS Newcastle 2018 TOUR MATCH ONE Post Rugby Lunch HIGH SPORTS SKY ~ ~ AVIVA Premiership Post Match Reception & Hospitality THE TOUR RUGBY SPECIALISTS YOUR TOUR ITINERARY TOUR YOUR Check-Out of the Hotel ~ Transfer to a local Rugby Club Sunday ~ Cooked Breakfast Transfer home at the 6th May Arrival & Warm-Up ~ ~ ~ end of the Tour 3 2018 ~ Post Match Lunch TOUR MATCHDAY TWO ~ Post Match Reception & Hospitality 6 INTRODUCING: MOTEL ONE 15-25 High Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1EW | Tel: 0191 211 1090 | Hotel Website Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Motel One Newcastle boasts modern features, and is centrally located just a 2-minute walk to the historic city centre. New- castle’s Central Station is just a 6-minute walk from the hotel. Each room has a private bathroom with a rain shower, an Aliseo hairdryer, a flat- screen TV, air cooling and a kettle with tea/coffee making facilities. Guests will find a 24-hour front desk at the property. A Continental breakfast buffet with fresh breads, pastries, fruits, cereals and sliced cold meats is offered for GBP 9.50. Guests can also enjoy the on-site bar. 4.5 Bigg Market, Theatre Royal, and Grey’s Monument are a 2-minute walk away. St James' Park is approximately a 10-minute walk away. River Tyne can be reached in a 10-minute walk, and the harbour at North Shields a 30-minute drive. 514 reviews ~ #6 of 83 Hotels in Newcastle YOUR ROOMS TWIN BED ROOMS WITH EN-SUITE FACILITIES SKY HIGH SPORTS THE RUGBY TOUR SPECIALISTS 7 INTRODUCING: NEWCASTLE We thoroughly believe that on the eighth day, the Good Lord put an axis into the ground in Newcastle City Centre and declared that the World shall re- volve around this magnificent place for eternity. We may be slightly biased about our fantastic home city, but show me a person who leaves here disap- pointed and we'll admit defeat. Newcastle possesses a vibrant atmosphere like no other. Whether it be by day on the bustling hives of Northumberland Street and Grey Street, or at night on the World Class Quayside or eyebrow raising Bigg Market. Hadrians Wall is a short drive from There is however it must be said, a lot more to Newcastle that overweight Newcastle Football Supporters, Cheryl Cole and Geordie Shore! The people of Newcas- tle are exceptionally friendly, welcoming and hospitable. The Rugby Clubs up here are of a tight-knit nature and welcome anyone daring to make the jour- ney to this ‘quieter’ part of the UK! Situated on the River Tyne's north bank, the city boasts a 2,000-year-old his- tory and is filled with the most classical listed buildings in the UK. Although the city really only reached prominence in the Industrial Revolu- tion, it has long been a capital and defensive point of the north of England for the Romans and Saxons respectively. The city's origins as a Roman town are still evident in Hadrian's Wall, whose A Newcastle Falcons match at ruins can be seen stretching eastwards to Wallsend. Along the route of the Kingston Park is a great night out! famous Wall, you will find the stunning Northumbrian countryside. Brilliantly overlooked by visitors heading to the Lake District, Scottish Highlands and the Yorkshire Dales, the area boasts rural beauty rarely matched in the UK. Tynedale RFC sits deep in the Tyne Valley, and was described by BBC Rugby Pundit John Inverdale as the most scenic sporting venue in England. Being based near the city, our knowledge and experience in arranging tours up here goes directly into the plans for your tour. We excel at giving you those little pieces of information and assistance that you wouldn't otherwise find. Surfing at Tynemouth Beach is our #1 activity recommendation in Newcastle SKY HIGH SPORTS 8 THE RUGBY TOUR SPECIALISTS THE BOOKING PROCESS We aim to ensure that working with Sky High Sports is a relaxed and sim- ple process. By enlisting the services of SHS, you have already unloaded a lot of the hard work, so here is what you can expect once you have agreed to tour with us: 1) Once the tour is agreed & you’re happy to proceed, we’ll send you a detailed booking form, invoice & payment schedule. The booking California State University Long Beach form will outline exactly what is included in the tour package. The at the Coliseum in Rome invoice & payment schedule will show you the amounts we require, the date we require it by and the methods of payment available. 2) By signing the booking form, you agree to our Terms & Conditions, which in turn, forms a contract between you as the client and Sky High Sports. Our Terms & Conditions are in the back of this pack & will be sent along with your invoice. 3) Return the signed booking form to us along with the deposit pay- ment.
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