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Interlaken, a Picturesque Swiss Town, U Reserve your Swiss Alps trip today! Trip #:2-25308 PROGRAM DATES . e d t l Send to MIT Alumni Travel Program g e S a v June 10-18, 2020 t Land Program with Air dates: d s a 600 Memorial Drive, W98-2nd Floor d i r e o T t a r Cambridge, MA 02139 P I P o . June 11-18, 2020 H Land Program without Air dates: s S A . e Please contact the MIT Alumni Travel Program at 800-992-6749 or AHI Travel at r U P 800-323-7373 with questions regarding this trip or to make a reservation. Dear MIT Alumni and Friends, Full Legal Name (exactly as it appears on passport) LAND PROGRAM Embark on a journey through the majestic Swiss Alps. Tucked into the cultural and ! 1) _______________________________________________________________________ geographic heart of Europe, Switzerland boasts breathtaking mountains, crystalline e SwissINTERLAKAEN lp s Title First Middle Last Full Price Special Savings Special Price* r lakes and crisp Alpine air. 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