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Update 29/06/2017 2 Index NANNI NETWORK ........................ 3 La Réunion ................................. 47 Lituania ....................................... 48 Algeria ............................................ 5 Madagascar ................................ 48 Argentina ....................................... 5 Malaysia ..................................... 48 Australia ........................................ 5 Maldives ..................................... 48 Bahamas ........................................ 7 Malta ........................................... 48 Bangladesh .................................... 7 Marocco ...................................... 48 Belgium .......................................... 7 Martinique ................................... 49 Brazil .............................................. 7 Mexico ........................................ 49 Brunei ............................................ 8 Netherlands ................................ 49 Canada .......................................... 8 New Caledonia .................... 500 Chili ................................................ 9 New Zealand .............................. 50 China ............................................. 9 Norway ....................................... 51 Croatia ......................................... 10 Panama ...................................... 52 Cuba ............................................ 11 Philippines ............................. 52 Cyprus ......................................... 11 Poland ........................................ 52 Czech Republic ...................... 11 Portugal ...................................... 52 Denmark ...................................... 11 Republic of Maldives .............. 52 Ecuador ....................................... 14 Romania ..................................... 52 Egypt ............................................ 14 Russia ........................................ 53 Estonia ......................................... 14 Faroe Island ................................. 15 Saint Barthelemy ................... 53 Finland ......................................... 15 Saint Pierre and Miquelon ...... 53 France .......................................... 16 Senegal ...................................... 53 French Guiana ............................. 32 Seychelles .................................. 54 French Polynesia ..................... 32 Singapore ................................... 54 Gabon .......................................... 33 South Africa ................................ 54 Germany ...................................... 33 Spain .......................................... 54 Ghana .......................................... 37 Sri Lanka .................................... 61 Greece ......................................... 37 Sweden ...................................... 61 Guadeloupe ................................. 41 Switzerland ................................. 63 Taiwan ........................................ 64 Hong Kong ................................... 41 Thailand ...................................... 64 Hongria ........................................ 41 Tunisia ........................................ 64 Iceland ......................................... 41 Turkey ........................................ 64 India ............................................. 41 Ukraine ....................................... 66 Indonesia ..................................... 41 Iran .............................................. 42 United Arab Emirates .............. 66 Ireland (Eire) ................................ 42 United Kingdom ...................... 66 Israel ............................................ 42 United States .......................... 70 Venezuela .................................. 81 Italy .................................................... 42 Vietnam ...................................... 81 Ivory Coast ................................... 49 Zimbabwe ................................... 81 Japan ........................................... 47 MAN NETWORK ......................... 82 Korea ........................................... 47 3 Nanni Network 4 ALGERIA NEW SOUTH WALES ELSECOM SPA ALL INBOARD & OUTBOARD SERVICES RPAYC Mitala Street Official importer NSW – Newport Zone des showrooms Phone: +61 299 972 616 Nedjma Sidi Chahmi Oran Service: Engine Selling, Repair Phone: +213 41 728 860 Fax: +213 41 728 861 BOAT-MEC SAILORS BAY BOATSHED @: [email protected] Service: Engine Selling, Repair Clover Park NSW - North Bridge ENTR. 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    Welcome to Italy Let us guide you along a unique holiday experience. We know the country and her culture, the hidden treasures of large cities and small villages, the scents and the flavour of our food and wine. Alviani Viaggi - Sorrento - Tel. 081/807.3046 - Fax 081/807.1791 [email protected] - www.alvianiviaggi.com Alviani Viaggi S.r.l. v Milano & Bergamo Piazza Andrea Veniero, 15/16 80067 – Sorrento (NA) v Torino Italy v Verona Tel.: +39/081/8073046 Fax: +39/081/8071791 v Venezia & Treviso [email protected] www.alvianiviaggi.com v Genova & Italian Riviera Out of office hours - Emergency only v French Riviera Mobile no.: +39/333/9001669 v Bologna Office hours: v Firenze ➢ Winter time : November 01 / March 31 v Tuscany Private Tours Mon/Fri: 09:00 / 19:00 v Livorno Harbour Saturday: 09:00 / 13:00 Sunday: closed v Pisa & Siena ➢ Summer time : v Civitavecchia Harbour April 01 / October 31 v Roma Mon/Fri: 09:00 / 20:00 Saturday: 09:00 / 18.00 v The Bay of Naples & Amalfi Coast Sunday: closed v Bari & Brindisi (Apulia ) We are closed : v Lamezia Terme ( Calabria ) January 1 April 12 v Sicilia November 1 December 8, 25 & 26 v Sardegna We have reduced service : v Throughout Italy April 13 • Classic Rent a Car April 25 May 1 • Shopping Tours June 2 August 15 • Helicopters Transfer & Tours December 24 & 31 • Luxury Rent a Car *** Issue n° 1 – October 19 Travel Industry Designator Service 1 Visit Our Web for Hotel Rates 2020 From family run properties to Italy’s best-known luxury hotels, we offer the perfect place for your clients.