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Finland & Czech Republic Global Sports Academy Winter Tour of Finland and Czech Republic Global Sports Academy Presents December/Christmas Tour Finland & Czech Republic Global Sports Academy Winter Tour of Finland and Czech Republic Please note this is a tentative schedule. A revised itinerary and game schedule will be given out prior to departure. Day One: Today you will you’re your departure from US Airport to Helsinki, Finland. Day Two: You will arrive in Helsinki, Finland ready for your tour of Europe. You will check into hotel, followed by a tour of Helsinki. Lunch will be on your own today as we explore Helsinki and shop and sightsee downtown. Dinner will be at the hotel, with the night free for your own activities. Day Three: Today you will have breakfast at the hotel, with morning shopping and sightseeing. Lunch will be on your own as you explore the city. Day Four: Breakfast in the morning at the hotel once again, followed by an Archipelago boat tour. Lunch again will be on your own, with a free afternoon to take in the city sights. Day Five: Breakfast at the hotel is followed by a transfer to Helsinki Airport for flight to Prague, Czech Republic. Following your landing in Prague, you will transfer to the hotel for check in. The group will take in a tour on Vltava River, the largest river in Prague, and in Czech Republic. Dinner will be at the hotel, with the evening free to investigate and discover their surroundings. Day Six: Breakfast at the hotel is followed by the morning sightseeing of Prague and the Prague Castle area. Lunch will be on own in Old City, which precludes our trip to St. Michael Mystery and shopping in the city. Day Seven: This morning there will be breakfast at the hotel, then a transfer to Terezin Concentration Camp, a Nazi Concentration Camp used in World War II. Day Eight: Breakfast will be at the Hotel this morning and following breakfast the group will check out of the hotel and transfer to Trebon, Czech Republic. On the way to Trebon visit Glass Factory, Nizbor. Today, lunch will be on your own in Nizbor before we depart for Trebon, where we will then transfer back to Trebon for a visit of a local brewery house. Visit of the chateau with farewell party; cold and hot dishes, sweets. Day Nine: Breakfast will be served at the hotel this morning followed by a transfer to Jindrichuv Hradec. Free sightseeing of Jindrichuv Hradec, a southern bohemian town, founded near the year 1220. Visit local chateau in Jindrichuv Hradec. Day Ten: TBD Day Eleven: Depart for USA About Global Sports Academy Global Sports Academy is a non-profit organization created to arrange athletic competition between equally matched teams at all levels. To "Promote International Goodwill" and a better understanding between nations through sports is our major goal. With Global Sports Academy you will experience the thrill of international sports competition, attend cultural events and see the historical sites of the world. Global Sports Academy (“GSA”) has been participating in domestic and international competition since 1991. It was initially established to provide athletes overseas playing opportunities in Ice Hockey and it has grown to support a total of 12 different sports that compete in 25 different countries throughout the world. In 1991, the organization incorporated and received its 501(c)(3) not-for-profit status. As a not- for-profit organization its mission is to create and arrange athletic competition between equally matched teams at all levels internationally. To "Promote International Goodwill" and a better understanding between nations through sports is the major goal. In 2008, in order to create a comprehensive organization, Pegasus 360 Sports was formed as a for-profit event manager so GSA would focus on its mission to raise funds to support the primary goals of: “Education, Good Will and Sportsmanship through Sports” Contact Information Global Sports Academy US Roy Blumenthal- Founder and President [email protected] (610) 742-5000 .
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