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Georgia and Alabama Trip Itinerary Georgia and Alabama Trip Itinerary Trip Information School International Academy Dates February 17th, 2020 - February 21st, 2020 Lead Teacher Marc de Zwaan Travelers 13 total, 12 students, 1 adults (434) 973-8431 Emergency # Tour Guide(s) Stephen Sullivan (866) 211-7399 Flight Information Carrier Southwest Airlines Flight Airports Depart Arrive Southwest 1555 Detroit, MI (DTW) 7:00 AM 7:35 AM - Chicago, IL (MDW) Outbound Southwest 1500 Chicago, IL 9:05 AM 12:00 PM (MDW) - Atlanta, GA (ATL) Southwest 1987 Atlanta, GA (ATL) 6:20 PM 6:30 PM - Nashville, TN (BNA) Return Southwest 5441 Nashville, TN 9:15 PM 11:40 PM (BNA) - Detroit, MI (DTW) Hotel Information Date Hotel Phone # Address Feb 17 - Feb 18 Drury Inn Atlanta Airport (404) 761-4900 1270 Virginia Ave, Atlanta, GA 30344 Feb 18 - Feb 19 Drury Inn and Suites Birmingham Southeast (205) 967-2450 3510 Grandview Parkway, Birmingham, AL Grandview 35243 Feb 19 - Feb 21 Drury Inn and Suites Montgomery (334) 273-1101 1124 Eastern Blvd, Montgomery, AL 36117 Page 1 of 2 Georgia and Alabama Trip Itinerary Trip Information School International Academy Dates February 17th, 2020 - February 21st, 2020 Lead Teacher Marc de Zwaan Travelers 13 total, 12 students, 1 adults (434) 973-8431 Emergency # Tour Guide(s) Stephen Sullivan (866) 211-7399 Trip Itinerary Wednesday, February Monday, February 17 Tuesday, February 18 Thursday, February 20 Friday, February 21 19 7:00 AM - 7:35 AM Drury Inn Atlanta Airport Drury Inn and Suites 7:00 AM Hotel breakfast Drury Inn and Suites Birmingham Southeast Montgomery Flight from Detroit, MI 7:30 AM Hotel breakfast 8:00 AM Depart to (DTW) to Chicago, IL Grandview 7:00 AM Hotel breakfast Check out of hotel and Capitol Building (MDW) 7:00 AM Hotel breakfast load luggage onto bus 9:00 AM Tour the Check out of hotel and 9:05 AM - 12:00 PM 8:30 AM Depart to Check out of hotel and Alabama State Capitol load luggage onto bus Flight from Chicago, IL load luggage onto bus (MDW) to Atlanta, GA Birmingham 11:00 AM Dexter Ave 8:00 AM Depart to 8:00 AM Depart to (ATL) 9:30 AM Stop at King Memorial Baptist Tuskegee Airmen Selma Church National Historic Site 12:30 PM Meet Grand Freedom Riders Classroom guide at National Monument 10:00 AM Brown Chapel 1:00 PM Dexter 9:00 AM Tuskegee baggage claim Kelly Ingram Park AME Church Parsonage Museum Airmen National Historic Site Lunch 11:00 AM Birmingham Box lunch Box lunch 10:30 AM Depart to 1:30 PM MLK Jr Civil Rights Institute 1:00 PM Walk the 2:30 PM Freedom Atlanta National Historic Site Lunch Edmund Pettus Bridge Rides Museum Box lunch en route to 2:00 PM Lowndes 3:30 PM Visit National Skyview Atlanta 3:00 PM 16th Street Atlanta Baptist Church Interpretive Center Memorial for Peace and 6:00 PM Dinner at 2:00 PM World of Coca- Continue following the Justice Mellow Mushroom Additional sites (time Cola Selma to Montgomery 5:30 PM Visit the 8:30 PM Check into permitting) Trail Legacy Pavilion 4:00 PM Depart to hotel 6:00 PM Cracker Barrel airport for flight home Stop at the Viola Liuzzo 7:30 PM Dinner at Drury Inn Atlanta Airport 8:00 PM Check into Historic Marker Dreamland BBQ Dinner allotment at hotel Airport 5:00 PM Depart to 9:00 PM Return to hotel Drury Inn and Suites Montgomery 6:20 PM - 6:30 PM Birmingham Southeast Drury Inn and Suites 6:30 PM Dinner at Flight from Atlanta, GA Grandview Montgomery Cuco's Mexican (ATL) to Nashville, TN Restaurant (BNA) Visit the Civil Rights 9:15 PM - 11:40 PM Memorial Flight from Nashville, TN (BNA) to Detroit, MI 9:00 PM Check into (DTW) hotel Drury Inn and Suites Montgomery Page 2 of 2.
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