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Eastern Wonders - 07 Days HIGHLIGHTS • A complete all-inclusive tour at an honest price. • Maximum sightseeing with minimum traveling time. • Stay at conveniently located hotels. • Enjoy daily American breakfast at the hotels. • Enjoy meals at the best of local Indian restaurants. • Stay 02 nights in Malaysia. • Stay 01 night in Genting Highlands. • Visit Putrajaya – the new administrative capital of Malaysia. • Visit Batu Caves – home to the leading Hindu shrine in Malaysia. • Enjoy a fun-filled day at the Outdoor Theme Park at Genting Highlands. • Stay 01 night in Kuala Lumpur. • Enjoy a guided city tour of Kuala Lumpur. • Stay 02 nights in Singapore – The Lion City. • Panoramic City tour of Singapore. • Visit Sentosa Island – Underwater World Oceanarium and Songs of the Sea. • A chance to spend the day at Universal Studio Singapore – The only movie-based theme park in South East Asia. • Enjoy 03 days on board the luxurious cruise liner „Super Star Virgo‟. • Enjoy all meals on board the cruise. • Visit the beautiful Island of Malacca and the exotic Port Klang in Malaysia. • A relaxed tour with ample time for shopping. • Professional, friendly, multi-lingual and experienced Indian Thomas Cook Tour Managers traveling with you throughout your tour in Eastern Wonders. • Visit 05 cities in 07 days: Genting, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Malacca, and Port Klang. Day 1 „Selamat Datang‟ – Welcome to Magical Malaysia. Enjoy a panoramic tour of Putrajaya and then onto Genting Highlands. Visit Batu Caves. On arrival, you will be greeted by your friendly Thomas Cook Tour Manager/local representative outside the baggage hall area at the airport. Proceed on a panoramic tour of Putrajaya, designed as an intelligent Cyber-city and the new federal government administrative centre. Putrajaya showcases the best of Malaysian architectural design in an environmentally friendly setting of beautifully landscaped lakes and parks. Proceed to Genting, en route, visit Batu Caves – a leading Hindu shrine in Malaysia. To reach it, one has to climb 272 steps. Later, drive to the Sky way cable car station for a relaxing, scenic ride up to Genting Highlands. (Clients are required to carry only an overnight bag to Genting. Their main luggage will be kept in lockers provided by Genting management.) Tonight you have a choice to enjoy a sumptuous Indian dinner or savour cuisines from different parts of the world. Later you can try your luck at the largest and only land-based casino in Asia - Casino-De-Genting (on your own). Overnight at Hotel First World / Awana Genting or similar in Genting Highlands. Day 2 Spend half-day at the famous Genting Outdoor Theme Park, which unfolds a world of fun and excitement. Onto Kuala Lumpur. Enjoy the sights and sounds of Kuala Lumpur on your exciting city tour. After an American breakfast at your hotel, indulge yourself in a world of fantasy and adventure at the famous Genting Outdoor Theme Park. The cool mountain air makes it an exhilarating experience, whether you are looking for a relaxing ride, or to enjoy the wondrous scenery around you or to just hop onto one of the adrenalin-pumping rides, Genting Highlands will not disappoint. The theme parks have over 60 rides and attractions to choose from, and offer you a unique experience with totally different climates - from arctic to rainforest! After half a day of fun and entertainment, proceed on an exciting city tour of Kuala Lumpur - places of interest includes driving past the National Mosque, the National Monument, photo stop at the Petronas twin towers, the superb buildings at the Independence Square, Chinatown and Parliament House; photo stop at the King‟s Palace – residence of the elected king of Malaysia. Visit the Thean Hou Temple, dedicated to Queen of Heaven and one of the largest Chinese temples in South-East Asia. Overnight at Hotel Hilton PJ / Grand Dorsett or similar in Kuala Lumpur. Day 3 Onto Singapore - the Lion City! Enjoy the sights and sounds of Singapore on your city tour. Tonight enjoy at “SuperStar Virgo – The Pride of Star Cruises”. After a delicious American breakfast at the hotel, sit back and relax in your deluxe coach as we proceed to Singapore - „The Lion City‟ at the tip of the Malay Peninsula. Enroute, enjoy a basic packed lunch specially provided for the journey. On arrival in Singapore, proceed on an exciting panoramic tour of this colonial city. Drive past the Parliament House, Supreme Court, City Hall, China Town and Little India. Stop at Raffles Landing Site - one of the most historical sites. Later you will be transferred to the Harbour Front Centre, where you board your cruise liner – “SuperStar Virgo – The Pride of Star Cruises”. After a warm welcome on board, explore and enjoy the various facilities offered. Treat yourself to the finest cuisine onboard various international restaurants. Enjoy the endless entertainment at Celebrity Disco, Galaxy of Stars, Grand Oasis, The Lido – just to name a few or just have good nights sleep in your cozy cabin. Overnight on board the Cruise Day 4 Sail to the beautiful Malacca and the exotic Port Klang in Malaysia. Enjoy a delicious American breakfast on board your home in deep sea. This morning the ship arrives at Malacca – a historical town. Later it docks at Port Klang – a bustling metropolis, uniquely blending the traditional and modern in Malaysia. You have an option of joining the several optional activities or you can explore the beautiful place on your own. Enjoy sumptuous meals onboard the cruise. Overnight on board the cruise. Day 5 Return to Singapore and Visit Sentosa Island - Singapore‟s premier island resort getaway. Enjoy a delicious American breakfast on board the cruise, disembark and proceed to the Sentosa Island for a fun-filled afternoon. Visit the Underwater World Oceanarium where you can venture into the ocean depths via a moving travellator – a 83 metre long acrylic tunnel. Later, prepare to be spellbound by „Songs of the Sea‟ - a show of characters, sound, light and laser extravaganza. Tonight, enjoy a delicious dinner at a local Indian restaurant. Overnight at Hotel Landmark Village or similar in Singapore. Day 6 Day free to explore the city on your own or you have a chance to enjoy a whole day at the newly opened Universal Studios at the Resort World, Sentosa. After an American breakfast at your hotel, you have the opportunity to spend time at your own pace by exploring the city on your own OR you have a chance of life time to spend the entire day at the Universal Studios. Step into the fantastic world of movie magic; fight villains, catch the celebrities and revel in the glamour of showbiz as you jump into the screen and “ride the movies” on roller coasters and other movie- themed attractions. Exciting loops, sudden turns, breathtaking drops and thrilling near-collisions will make you scream your heart out. Dinosaurs, lemurs, ogres and Egyptian mummies add to the thrills and adventures. Tonight, enjoy a delicious dinner at a local Indian restaurant. Overnight at Hotel Landmark Village or similar in Singapore. Day 7 Fly back home. Enjoy an American breakfast at your hotel. Later today, proceed to the airport as this fantastic tour comes to an end. Return home with wonderful memories of your tour with Thomas Cook WHAT YOUR TOUR PRICE INCLUDES SIGHTSEEING AND EXCURSIONS Putrajaya : Panoromic tour of Putrajaya. Genting : Outdoor Theme Park. Kuala Lumpur : City tour of Kuala Lumpur. Visit Batu Caves. Singapore : Panoromic tour of Singapore. Sentosa Island with Underwater World and Songs of the Sea. ACCOMMODATION • 01 night accommodation at Hotel First World / Awana Genting or similar, in Genting. • 01 night accommodation at Hotel Hilton PJ / Grand Dorsett or similar in Kuala Lumpur. • 02 nights on board Super Star Virgo. • 02 night accommodation at Hotel Landmark Village or similar, in Singapore. MEALS • Daily American breakfast. • 02 basic Indian vegetarian lunch. • 05 Indian Jain / vegetarian / non-vegetarian dinners. NOTE • Surcharges for Diwali / Christmas / New Year / Chinese New Year / Local events applicable on certain departure dates. IMPORTANT • The tour will be operated subject to a minimum of 15 full-paying passengers travelling together. In the event that the group size is less than 15 passengers you will be given on option of travelling on seat-in- coach basis, by paying an additional supplement. • The services of a Thomas Cook Tour Manager will be provided with a group of minimum 15 full-paying passengers. Our local representative will be there to assist you in case this above requirement is not fulfilled. • When the tour has less than 15 adults and is operated on a seat-in-coach basis, there will be instances where the driver acts as a guide as well. DEPARTURE DATES: Oct 11 : 03, 10, 17, 24, 31 Nov 11 : 07, 14, 21, 28 Dec 11 : 05, 12, 19, 26 Jan 12 : 02, 09, 16, 23, 30 Feb 12 : 06, 13, 20, 27 Mar 12 : 05, 12, 19, 26 Note: For certain departures, we may re-route / reverse the itinerary. However all sightseeing & inclusions will remain the same. NOTE • A person below 12 years is considered a child and above 12 years, an adult. • As a 3rd person in a Triple room, most hotels use roll away beds or 2 queen size beds and the room size may be the same as a double room. • Check-in at Genting Highlands is at 1500 hrs. • No extra bed is provided for Triple / Child with bed in rooms in Genting Highlands properties. PRE & POST-TOUR ACCOMMODATION TWIN/TRIPLE SINGLE CHILD UNDER CHILD SHARE OCCUPANCY 12 YEARS WITH W/O BED AN EXTRA BED Kuala Lumpur US$ 80 US$ 120 US$ 60 US$ 45 Singapore US$ 110 US$ 190 US$ 85 US$ 65 (All the above rates are approximate and per person per night inclusive of accommodation and breakfast) WHAT YOUR TOUR PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE • Any increase in the rate of exchange leading to increase in surface transportation and land arrangements which may come into effect prior to departure.
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  • Ais/Pdpa/Dcr/1.0 Personal Data Correction

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    AIS/PDPA/DCR/1.0 PERSONAL DATA CORRECTION REQUEST FORM Please note that we reserve the right to restrict and/ or refuse your access to certain particulars of your personal data as may be permitted under the Personal Data Protection Act 2010. Your request may not be processed if the information/document provided is incomplete. Any request for Data Correction Request must be supported with proof or evidence. Please use CAPITAL LETTERS to fill in the form. Please tick (√) on one of the following: - I would like to access my personal data (Please fill in Section 1 and Section 3 below) I am a Third Party Requestor (i.e. I am making this request for personal data of another person) (Please fill in Section 2 and Section 3 below) SECTION 1 : TO BE FILLED IN BY DATA SUBJECT Full Name (per NRIC/Passport) New NRIC/Passport No. Mobile Phone Water Supply Account No SECTION 2 : TO BE FILLED IN BY THIRD PARTY REQUESTOR (AUTHORISED PERSON) This request is based on (please tick (√) one of the following): I am acting under the Data Subject’s authorisation/mandate/Power of Attorney I am the legal/personal representative of the Data Subject I have Warrant or Court Order allowing the correction to the Data Subject’s Personal Data I am executor/administrator of the Data Subject’s estate Others (please specify) Please enclose proof of your authority to correct the personal data of the Data subject. A : Particulars of Data Subject Full Name (per NRIC/Passport) New NRIC/Passport No. Mobile Phone Water Supply Account No B: Particulars of Third Party Requestor Full Name (per NRIC/Passport) New NRIC/Passport No.