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Accommodation 7 Fox & Lillie Rural ‘Fleece to Fashion’ China & Vietnam Saturday 28th May – Sunday 12th June 2016 Saturday 28th May – Sunday 12th June 2016 SUBMITTED BY: ORGANISATION UNLIMITED THURSDAY 25th FEBRUARY 2016 Contents Destination Overview 3 Air Travel 5 Map of China 6 Accommodation 7 Programme Overview 14 Transportation 17 Restaurants 18 Tours and ‘At Leisure’ Suggestions 22 Destination Overview - China China Whether it’s your first visit or twentieth, China is a diverse and fast-changing country and always an adventure. From its great outdoors to its grand cities, the rich layers of history and cultural diversity in this enormous country make for an extraordinary experience. The scale of China’s grand sights is overwhelming and it is important to enjoy its age-old traditions: perhaps tai chi in a bird garden, exploring the mighty metropolis of Hong Kong, or a game of mahjong at afternoon tea. China of course offers arguably the world’s greatest cuisine. Beijing Inextricably linked to its glorious and notorious past, yet hurtling towards a power charged future, Beijing is one of history’s great cities. It is as complex as it is compelling. Few places on earth can match the extraordinary panorama on display with six UNESCO World Heritage sites in the city alone. Nanjing Many visitors only pass through Nanjing but the capital of Jiangsu lying on the lower stretches of the Yangzi River boasts a rich, impressive and historical heritage. Echoing the city’s brief former glory as the nation’s capital during its Ming- dynasty a city wall still encloses most of the city. This famous university town has wide tree line boulevards, chic cafes and excellent museums. Nanjing may sprawl today but the atmosphere is both cultural and relaxed. Shanghai Shanghai: few cities evoke so much history, excess, glamour, mystique and exotic promise in name alone. A short time ago Shanghai was a bustling port town that has now evolved to become the modern face of China. It’s the cuisine, the people, European Streets, art deco buildings, narrow alleys, modern architecture, the arts, entertainment and shopping that has blended to create one of the greatest cities in the world. Hong Kong A city of contrasts – a striking fusion of East and West, old and new. Modern day cosmopolitan living co-exists in harmony with local lifestyles and timeless traditions, where gleaming modern skyscrapers tower over rustic street markets, ancient temples and icons of the city’s colonial past. A city with a pulse – Hong Kong never sleeps. Weather in May/June Beijing Min 25C – Max 35C Nanjing Min 21C – Max 29C Shanghai Min 20C – Max 30C Hong Kong Min 26C – Max 30C Organisation Unlimited Proposal for Fox & Lillie 3 Destination Overview - Vietnam Vietnam Successively occupied by China, Russia, France, Japan, and the United States, Vietnam has had its share of foreign interference, but today, the Vietnamese are focused on rocketing into the future. In this new era of confident self-determination the atmosphere is one of optimism. Fortunately Vietnam's traditional charms have not yet been eclipsed. Although motorbikes continue to replace bicycles at an alarming rate, the former Communist stronghold is embracing progress and the country offers an astonishing variety of scenery. Whether your fascination is wartime relics, rice paddies, beaches, the Mekong Delta, history, foodie trails, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, traditional villages or nature Vietnam is re-inventing itself constantly and is well worth the visit. Hanoi Showcasing sweeping boulevards, tree-fringed lakes and ancient pagodas, Hanoi is Vietnam’s most atmospheric capital. It's an energetic city on the move, and Hanoi’s ambitious citizens are determined to make up for lost time. As motorbikes and pedestrians ebb and flow through the Old Quarter’s centuries-old commercial chaos, hawkers in conical hats still ply their wares while other locals breakfast on noodles or sip drip-coffee. At dawn on the shores of Hoan Kiem Lake, synchronised tai chi sessions take place beside goateed grandfathers contemplating their next chess moves. In Lenin Park, choreographed military drills have been replaced by chaotic skateboarders; while Hanoi’s bright young things celebrate in cosmopolitan restaurants and bars. Hanoi is a compelling blend of Parisian grace and Asian pace. Weather in June Hanoi Min 25C – Max 33C Organisation Unlimited Proposal for Fox & Lillie 4 S Air Travel EX Melbourne Internal Flights Saturday 28th May th Sunday 29 May Flight CX178 Depart Melbourne 11.30pm Flight CX5900 Depart Hong Kong 8.00am th Arrive Hong Kong 6.55am (29 ) Arrive Beijing 11.15am Fly time 9 hours 25 minutes Fly time 2 hour 45 minutes Saturday 11th June st Tuesday 31 May Flight CX135 Depart Hong Kong 7.10pm Flight MU5185 Depart Beijing 10.20am Arrive Melbourne 6.25am (12th) Arrive Yantai 11.55am Fly time 9 hours 15 minutes Fly time 1 hour 35 minutes EX Sydney st Wednesday 1 June th Saturday 28 May Flight MU5544 Depart Yantai 7.55am Flight CX138 Depart Sydney 9.55pm Arrive Shanghai 9.35am th Arrive Hong Kong 5.05am (29 ) Fly time 1 hour 40 minutes Fly time 8 hours 30 minutes th Tuesday 7 June th Saturday 11 June Flight VN531 Depart Shanghai 3.50pm Flight CX111 Depart Hong Kong 6.50pm Arrives Hanoi 6.10pm th Arrive Sydney 6.10am (12 ) Fly time 2 hour 20 minutes Fly time 9 hours and 20 minutes Thursday 9th June Flight CX5294 Depart Hanoi 7.35pm Arrive Hong Kong 10.30pm EX Brisbane Fly time 1hour 55 minutes (VIA Sydney as minimum numbers ex each port for group fares is 10 pax) Visas Australian passport holders require a visa for China and NB: Vietnam. Other passport holders will require clarification. CX – Cathay Pacific MU – China Eastern China - 3 months single tourist entry Economy class Valid passport with 6 months validity 2 blank facing pages 1 colour photograph Completed visa application form Vietnam – 1 month single tourist entry Valid passport with 6 months validity 2 blank facing pages 1 colour photograph Completed visa application form *Minimum of 10 people per port required for group fares* Organisation Unlimited Proposal for Fox & Lillie 5 Map of China A. Beijing B. Yantai (Longkou) C. Nanjing D. Shanghai E. Zhangjiagang Organisation Unlimited Proposal for Fox & Lillie 6 Accommodation - Beijing Kerry Hotel Beijing www.shangri-la.com/Beijing/Kerry No 1 Guanghua Road, Beijing, 100020 China Phone +86 10 6561 8833 Arrival date Sunday 29th May Departure date Tuesday 31st May The Beijing Kerry Centre opened its doors to the public in 1999, and is located in the centre of town. The hotel is part of a larger development including a modern office block and the best sporting facility in the city. Only 40 minutes from the airport with shops and restaurants close by this is an ideal location in Beijing. Stepping into the hotel lobby you will be met with inspiring pieces of art which complement the intricate beauty of the hotel’s interior design. The 487 stylish guest rooms and suites are equipped with all the modern comforts expected from a chic, vogue hotel. With three restaurants and two bars which include Centro, an iconic award winning bar at the heart of Beijing’s nightlife scene. Hotel Facilities Business Centre 24 hour gymnasium 35 metre swimming pool and Jacuzzi Outdoor jogging tracks Same day laundry service Complimentary shoe shine service 3 restaurants 2 bars and lounges Room type – Deluxe King Room City or garden view Complimentary in room Wi-Fi 40 inch flat screen LCD television Coffee and tea making facilities Duvet and pillow menu Electronic safe Marble bathroom with separate bath In-house movie channels 24-hour room service Mini bar Room Rate Bed, breakfast, mini bar, fitness centre and WIFI Organisation Unlimited Proposal for Fox & Lillie 7 Accommodation - Yantai Yantai Nanshan International Conference Hotel http://en.hrs.com/china/yantai/nanshan- international-conference-center-hotel.html Nanshan Intl Conference Center, 烟台市山东省 China, 265706 Phone: +86 535 866 3666 Arrival date Tuesday 31st May Departure date Wednesday 1st June Within Longkou Nanshan International Conference Center in the scenic Nanshan Scenic Area, Yishanbangshui built. Luxurious and elegant facility with the best place for business, government, and vacation and dedication to meet guests comfortable and pleasant demand, at any time in the past to provide quality services for guests. Hotel Facilities Business Centre Fitness Centre Indoor and Outdoor Pool Tennis Court Bowling Alley Billiard Room Dry cleaning/Laundry Services Same day laundry service Restaurant and Bar Room service Butler Service Currency Exchange Room type – Junior Suite High speed room Wi-Fi Flat screen television Contemporary furnishings Luxury bathroom amenities Room Rate Bed, breakfast and WIFI Organisation Unlimited Proposal for Fox & Lillie 8 Accommodation – Zhangjiagang Huangfang Jinling International Hotel http://www.jinlinghotels.com/English/hotel/HotelList.ht ml No 388 Chang’an road (M), Zhangjiagang, China 215600 Phone +86 512 5881 1888 Arrival date Wednesday 1st June Departure date Friday 3rd June Jinling Hotels & Resorts is a well-known hotel chain in China. From humble beginnings it now operates 107 five star hotels and 14 four star hotels in its portfolio. The company has been named in the list of “Top 10 China’s Hotel Groups” by Hotel magazine for 3 consecutive years, and “China’s Most Popular Local Hotel Brand” for 5 consecutive years. The Huafang Jinling International Hotel is a five star hotel located in the city center and a five minute walk to Central Park. There are 336 guestrooms and suites including standard and deluxe rooms over 28 floors. All rooms are equipped with modern amenities and are elegantly decorated. The hotel’s four restaurants serve local specialties and international cuisine.
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