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MAYAN MOSAIC Aboard Sirena MIAMI to MIAMI • JANUARY 25 – FEBRUARY 1, 2020 MAYAN MOSAIC aboard Sirena MIAMI TO MIAMI • JANUARY 25 – FEBRUARY 1, 2020 BOOK BY SEP 20, 2019 2-FOR-1 CRUISE FARES & FREE UNLIMITED INTERNET Featuring OLife Choice: INCLUDES ROUND-TRIP AIRFARE* PLUS, CHOICE OF 4 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS**, OR FREE BEVERAGE PACKAGE***, OR $400 SHIPBOARD CREDIT ABOVE OFFERS ARE PER STATEROOM, BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY SPONSORED BY: MAYAN MOSAIC IS PROUD TO BE THE #1 SELLER OF 7 NIGHTS ABOARD SIRENA • JANUARY 25 – FEBRUARY 1, 2020 MIAMI TO MIAMI FEATURING: KEY WEST • ROATÁN • HARVEST CAYE • COSTA MAYA 2-FOR-1 CRUISE FARES & FREE UNLIMITED INTERNET Featuring OLife Choice: INCLUDES ROUND-TRIP AIRFARE* PLUS, CHOICE OF 4 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS**, OR FREE BEVERAGE PACKAGE***, OR $400 SHIPBOARD CREDIT ABOVE OFFERS ARE PER STATEROOM, BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY IF BOOKED BY SEPTEMBER 20, 2019 FOLLOW GO NEXT TRAVEL: V1 PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID The University of Kentucky Alumni Association PERMIT #32322 TWIN CITIES, MN 492-1 MayanMosaic V1 Helen G. King Alumni House Costa Maya, Mexico Maya, Costa 400 Rose Street Lexington, KY 40506-0119 Cover Image: Chacchoben DEAR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS, Journey to the tropical paradise of the Caribbean and Mexico on this seven-night cruise aboard Oceania Cruises’ Sirena. Begin your voyage in Miami, “America’s Riviera,” where the Art Deco District and the Latin flavors of Little Havana entice visitors from around the world. Set sail for colorful Key West—this memorable island offers a unique combination of relaxed hospitality, distinctive architecture, and rich maritime history. See the local establishments where Ernest Hemingway once shared his big-game fishing exploits or visit Harry Truman’s “Little White House.” Continue through the Gulf of Mexico and into the Caribbean Sea to Roatán, home to white sand beaches, clear topaz waters, and the Great Mayan Reef, the second-largest barrier reef in the world. Spend the day snorkeling, sunbathing, or exploring the natural habitat up close. Sail on to the island paradise of Harvest Caye just off the coast of Belize, which invites you to adventure in its remarkably biodiverse surroundings. Visit the Blue Morpho Butterfly Sanctuary or relax at the beach. Before your journey ends in Miami, spend a day in Costa Maya, where you can swim among the marine life that inhabits the pristine coral reef or seek out the area’s fascinating Mayan ruins hidden deep in the jungle. Travel to these wonderful ports with Go Next, the alumni cruise leader, and its preferred cruise partner, Oceania Cruises, offering the best value in upscale cruising. Discover the outstanding benefits of traveling with Go Next, from the thoughtful assistance of the Guest Interaction Specialists and the expertise of the exclusive on-site Go Next Program Managers, to the camaraderie of exploring the world with like-minded travelers. Go Next handles the details, so you can relax and immerse yourself in each extraordinary destination. Join fellow alumni on this journey aboard Oceania Cruises’ elegant Sirena, an award-winning ship with world-class cuisine and amenities. Space is limited, so sign up now for the best choice of stateroom category. The OLife Choice offer––including round-trip airfare* and your stateroom’s choice of four free shore excursions, a free House Select Beverage Package, or $400 shipboard credit—is available only until September 20, 2019. Go Big Blue, Timothy L. Walsh Associate Vice President for Alumni Engagement Executive Director, UK Alumni Association SPACE IS LIMITED. BOOK NOW! OFFERS EXPIRE SEPTEMBER 20, 2019 CALL FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 800.842.9023 OR 952.918.8950 FAX: 952.918.8975 www.GoNext.com/Mayan20 Harvest Caye Rhode Island TRAVEL INSURANCE We strongly suggest purchasing travel insurance. Travel insurance information will be sent to you by the University of Kentucky Alumni Association with your confirmation letter or you can visit www.ukalumni.net/travelinsurance. 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Neither GN nor the sponsoring association shall have any hotel fares and taxes, meals, transfers, phone charges, and incidentals, will be at the travelers’ liability whatsoever to you, including, without limitation, any personal injury, property damage, own expense. or any other loss, claim, or damage related to or arising out of, in whole or in part, goods or HOSTS AND LECTURERS: Advertised hosts and lecturers (if applicable) are subject to availability services offered or included; the acts or omissions of any direct air carrier, cruise line, hotel, and may be contingent on a minimum number of travelers; therefore, they cannot be guaranteed. ground operator, or other person not its direct employee or not under its exclusive control NOTICES: Any complaints or claims against GN must be made in writing and received by GN supplying any services or providing any goods offered or included; acts of God; weather; labor within 90 days after scheduled termination of the trip. 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Neither GOVERNING LAW, VENUE AND JURISDICTION: This Agreement shall be governed by and GN nor Oceania Cruises nor the sponsoring association are responsible for any penalty, loss, or construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Minnesota. Claims arising under this inconvenience resulting from air or land arrangements made independently by travelers, including agreement shall only be brought in a court of competent jurisdiction in the State of Minnesota. non-refundable conditions, restricted travel, or frequent flyer tickets. INSURANCE: Travel insurance is available and can provide coverage for unforeseen The agreement in this brochure should be read carefully. circumstances that could disrupt your trip. See panel above for details. PAYMENT: A deposit in the amount shown on the reservation form and a signed agreement INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS ONLY: International travel involves stringent identification and for each person is required to secure reservations. Final payment is due as shown on the documentation requirements. Be sure you are familiar with them sufficiently in advance and reservation form. early in your planning. PRICES: GN RESERVES THE RIGHT TO INCREASE PRICES IN THE EVENT OF ANY INCREASED ADVISORY: When you are traveling outside of the United States, please be aware that significantly SECURITY, FUEL RELATED SURCHARGES, OR FARE INCREASES IMPOSED BY THE AIRLINE different health, safety, and legal standards may prevail. You should plan and act accordingly OR CRUISE LINE THAT MAY BE IN PLACE AT THE TIME OF TICKETING OR TRAVEL, FOREIGN and exercise good personal judgment for your own health and safety at all times when abroad. OR DOMESTIC TAX INCREASES, OR ADVERSE CURRENCY EXCHANGE FLUCTUATIONS AFTER If you have special medical or physical requirements, you should investigate your destination(s) JANUARY 01, 2019. GN RESERVES THE RIGHT, IF NECESSARY OR ADVISABLE, TO SUBSTITUTE beforehand and ensure the care and conditions you need will be available. HOTELS BUT IS NOT OBLIGED TO DO SO. REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS: If you change plans or cancel, your rights to a refund are BAGGAGE: GN CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR LUGGAGE LOST OR DAMAGED. YOU limited. Upon receipt of written cancellation from you, the following cancellation fees will apply SHOULD GIVE IMMEDIATE NOTICE OF ANY LOST OR DAMAGED LUGGAGE TO THE INVOLVED AIR (indicated in days prior to initial flight departure). CARRIER, HOTEL, CRUISE LINE, AND TO YOUR OWN INSURANCE COMPANY. Cruise Program Cancellation Fees: AIRCRAFT AND CRUISE LINE BOARDING: GN CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR AIRLINE 121 days or more = $200 per person OR CRUISE LINE DELAYS. 120-91 days = $450 per person All persons must also present a passport with at least six months validity beyond their return date 90-76 days = 25% of total fare when boarding. 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