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Ski the Austrian Alps $2890* Per Person Includes Meals, Last Night in Munich & All Taxes Ski the Austrian Alps $2890* per person includes meals, last night in Munich & all taxes Solden, located in the Otztal Valley, and one of The four star Europe's most renowned Ski & Snowboard Sporthotel Alpina is centrally located and Resorts. The infinite number of slopes & trails offers fast & easy access for all levels and abilities, coupled with the to the cable cars. The perfect grooming of not less than 150 km of hotel provides a shuttle slopes make Solden a truly unique winter sports bus service to the ski center. State-of-the-art ski lifts & gondolas with lifts in the morning and a total capacity of 68,000 persons/hour guarantee it is possible to ski directly back to the hotel. ultimate skiing fun without queuing. The wide variety of ski runs provides ultimate skiing for The hotel is located just off the main road, by the picturesque village church. After a hard day on the both beginners and advanced skiers. mountain, you will want to experience the hotel’s Snow is absolutely guaranteed from October Wellness Centre which includes a whirlpool, steam through May thanks to the ski area's high Alpine rooms and sauna. There is also a restaurant, bar and location, 2 glacier ski areas and snow making lounge area systems covering all slopes lower than 2,200 m. Gourmet cuisine at the Alpina: A day of sports in the Oetztal Valley requires a nourishing start to the day, a Solden has the marvelous BIG 3 vantage points - hearty snack and a delicious meal to round it off. You therefore it is Austria's only ski area with 3 will be served the very best cuisine at the Hotel mountains higher than 3,000 meters which are Alpina, from breakfast to your evening meal. accessible by lifts. Breakfast buffet with special cereals, freshly squeezed Other activities include cross country skiing; 5 km fruit juices, different bread from the local bakery, toboggan run; sleigh rides; ice skating; curling finest sorts of cheese and ham, homemade jams and cleared walking paths; and paragliding. honey from the local apiary. For more information call: 4-course Evening meals with 2 choices and salads from the buffet. (On request Alex, the chef prepares June Besecke - 888-398-6258 special menus according to a diet). Email: [email protected] Package Includes Group Travel Protection Round trip air via United Airlines We strongly recommend trip cancellation non-stop flights from Newark/Munich protection & travel insurance, covering Round trip transfers from Munich to resort cancellation, trip interruption, accident, Driver gratuities sickness or death of a participant or covered 7 nights lodging at 4* hotel (dbl occupancy) family member that would result in Welcome drink cancellation either prior to or during the trip. Emergencies happen, plans change. For peace Complimentary Wi-Fi of mind, Jamison Travel highly recommends Buffet breakfast & dinner daily protecting your vacation investment. Buffet in the afternoon - 2 days Complimentary entrance to indoor pool at arena $150 per person (regardless of age) Hotel shuttle to lifts (2 min ride) Last night in Munich – 4 * hotel Standard double room - $2890 * Breakfast in Munich Superior double room - $2950 Hotel taxes & service charges Deluxe Double room - $2990 Airline estimated taxes & fuel charges * Additional single supplement $300 DEPOSIT REQUIREMENTS 1. $500 per person deposit is due to confirm your reservation ASAP (lack of response, can cause trip cancellation) 2. $1200 per person deposit – on or before September 1, 2016 3. Final payment due on or before November 1, 2016 Prices quoted include a 3% discount, assuming payment will be in form of personal check. No credit cards can be taken. CHANGE OF ITINERARY Any changes in the itinerary will result in a $150 change fee, plus any additional charges as a result of the change – if the change is possible. There will be no refunds for any unused portions of the trip as the group rates are based on everyone following the same itinerary. PACKAGE PRICE* Jamison Travel & Tours reserves the right to adjust rates to cover any increase passed on to us from our hotels, ground transportation companies, government taxes, local guides, escorts, or increased exchange rate at the time of final payment. A refund less applicable penalties will be made to passengers not wishing to pay an increase, provided that written cancellation is received by Jamison Travel within 5 days of price increase notification. *Package price was based on an exchange rate - 1 USD = $1.15 Euro based on rate of exchange May 1, and are not guaranteed against any fluctuation in the rate of exchange. Also the airlines can impose an adjustment to the international taxes & fuel charges at the time of ticketing, and an adjustment may be required at the time of final payment. CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY Some restrictions & penalties apply to your vacation investment. If you cancel your reservations, YOUR RIGHT TO A REFUND IS LIMITED, as set forth in the following schedules. All cancellations must be in writing & delivered to Jamison Travel & Tours, 2091 Oakford Rd, Sarasota, FL 34240. Date of postmark will determine applicable policy: A. Cancellations received up to 90 days prior to departure - $150 per person B. Cancellations received 89-60 days prior to departure - $400 per person cancellation fee. C. Cancellations received 59 days or less prior to departure – no refunds. No refunds for early departure or late arrival. No shows, no refund. No partial refunds will be made on, car rentals, airfare, or unused portions of this package. Refunds will be made as soon as they are received from vendors (minimum 8 weeks). RESPONSIBILITY CLAUSE Jamison Travel & Tours (and/or it agents)/ act in the capacity of agent for the passengers in all matters pertaining to travel, whether by plane, rail, boat, steamer, or any other means of conveyance. They shall not be liable for any injury, damage, or loss occasioned by neglect or default of any company or person engaged in conveying the tour, or any hotel proprietor or car rental organization or other persons supplying services or materials in connection with the tour. Neither Jamison Travel & Tours (and/or its agents) nor the airline concerned are to be held responsible for lack of snow or non-operation of lifts at ski resorts; Foreclosure of access routes to or from resorts due to bad weather or road conditions; or for any other reasons beyond their control. In addition, they are not to be held liable for any additional payment or any refunds for unused hotel accommodations or meals occasioned by such late arrivals at hotels holding rooms as per confirmed itineraries or any other hotel. Jamison Travel & Tours and its agents act only as agents for reservation concerning hotels, transportation, and sightseeing tours (if included and do not guarantee the psychological satisfaction of the client for these reservations. Neither the tour operator nor its agents assume any responsibility or liability for schedule and time changes of airline, transfer companies and trains. INSURANCE We strongly recommend the purchase of trip insurance covering, cancellation interruption, accident, sickness or death of a participant or covered family member that would result in cancellation either prior to or during the trip. Emergencies happen, plans change. For peace of mind, Jamison Travel highly recommends protecting your vacation investment. For more details call: Jamison Travel & Tours 888-398-6258 Note: If insurance is purchased within 7days of initial trip payment, the Pre-Existing Medical Condition Exclusion will be waived. You must be medically able to travel when you pay your plan cost. PASSPORT REQUIREMENTS Due to new security measures many airlines require passport numbers in their records prior to issuing airline tickets. Jamison Travel requires a copy of a valid passport for all passengers traveling. Please submit a copy of your passport with final payment. Passports with at least 2 blank pages are necessary and most countries require that they be valid for at least six months beyond the conclusion of the trip. For Passport Info visit: http://travel.state.gov/ PLEASE RETURN THIS PORTION WITH YOUR DEPOSIT or FAX to: 297.897.9053 Make checks payable: Jamison Travel & Tours – Mail to: 2091 Oakford Rd, Sarasota, FL 34240 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Enclosed please find my (our) $500 deposit (per person) for Solden, Austria, January 20-29, 2017 Name(s): ______________________________________________________________________________________ (As listed on your passport) Address: ___________________________________________Home Phone: _________________________________ ___________________________________________________Cell Phone: __________________________________ Rooming with: _______________________________________Email: ______________________________________ Room category: ______________________________________Group Insurance: ___ Yes ___ No I have read & understand the cancellation and refund policies below. Signature: ___________________________________________ Date: _________ Hotel features: Welcome drink and information evening with your hosts. Breakfast buffet with organic corner 4-course menu of your choice with salad buffet Weekly cake, soup and smoked meats buffet for an afternoon snack Complimentary Wi-Fi in public areas and rooms. Sun & Fun special: free use of a recliner on the sun terrace of the Sonnblick in Hochsoelden Special advantages
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