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DOT – EVA Air Familiarization Trip for Austrian Agents September 10 to 20, 2019 Manila, Siargao, Cebu and Bohol Participants: 16 Pax DOT – EVA Air Familiarization Trip for Austrian agents September 10 to 20, 2019 Manila, Siargao, Cebu and Bohol Participants: 16 pax Proposed Itinerary (as of August 14, 2019) DAY 0 (Sept 9) Mon / Vienna to Manila PM Depart Vienna for Manila DAY 1 (Sept 10) Tue / Manila 1140am Arrive in Manila / Transfer to hotel 130pm Check-in at hotel / private time 230pm Late lunch 500pm Depart hotel for inspection of the following: Discovery Primea, Fairmont Hotel, Peninsula Manila 730pm Dinner 930pm Return to hotel / Overnight / Option for night life (pax account) DAY 2 (Sept 11) Wed / Networking meetings and City Tour 600am Breakfast at hotel 800am Registration of buyers and sellers 830am-130pm Philippines-Austria Networking meetings / B2B session 130pm-230pm Lunch 245pm Depart hotel for city tour, with visits to the following: Intramuros, Rizal Park, Henry Hotel, Grand Hyatt and Conrad Hotel 800pm Dinner at Alamat 930pm Return to hotel / Overnight / Option for night life (pax account) DAY 3 (Sept 12) Thu / Tagaytay Tour 800am Breakfast at hotel 900am Depart hotel for Tagaytay tour Visit the following: - Nurture Wellness Village (sample foot spa treatment, suman w/ mangga, tsokolate) - Sonya's Garden 100pm Late lunch: Balay Dako, Antonio’s or Tagaytay Highlands 200pm Continuation of tour / Visit Sky Ranch (Zipline) / photo opportunity at view points 400pm Depart Tagaytay for Manila 700pm Dinner at Toyo Eatery 930pm Return to hotel / Overnight / Option for night life (pax account) DAY 4 (Sept 13) Fri / Manila to Siargao 600am Breakfast at hotel 730am Check-out / proceed to NAIA Terminal 4 800am Check-in for flight to Siargao 935am Depart Manila for Siargao 1200nn Arrive in Siargao Island / transfer to hotel 130pm Arrive at hotel / Check-in / late lunch 245pm Inspections of hotels: Nay Palad, Kalinawan, Siargao Bleu 530pm Return to hotel / Private time 700pm Dinner 900pm Overnight at hotel Day 5 (Sept 14) Sat / Siargao Island Tour 600am Breakfast at hotel 830am Depart hotel for island hopping tour / Visit the following: - Dako Island, Naked Island, Magpupungko Lagoon, Alegria Beach 12noon Private Lunch (at one of the islets) 300pm Return to hotel / private time 730pm Dinner at Kermit or La Carinderia (with 2 rounds of drinks) 930pm Overnight at hotel Day 6 (Sept 15) Sun / Siargao Island Tour 600am Breakfast at hotel 830am Depart hotel for island tour / Visit the following: - Sohoton Cove National Park, Jellyfish Sanctuary, Cloud 9 12noon Lunch 300pm Return to hotel / private time 730pm Dinner (at hotel or recommended restaurant) 930pm Overnight at hotel Day 7 (Sept 16) Mon / Siargao to Cebu 600am Breakfast at hotel 800am Private time 1030am Check-out / transfer to airport AM for OPMD staff in Manila: Depart Manila for Cebu 1100am Check-in for flight to Cebu (Austrian agents) / Check-in for flight to Manila (OPMD) 1220pm Depart Siargao for Manila (1 pax) 115pm Depart Siargao for Cebu (14 pax) via DG 6856 Options: DG 6852 915am - 1020am / PR 2375 100pm - 200pm or PR 2383 845-1000am or PR 2366 220pm Arrive in Cebu / Transfer to hotel / Check-in / private time Options: - Shangri-la Mactan / Movenpick / Bluewater Maribago / Dusit Thani Cebu 400pm Ocular inspection of hotels / resorts: - Shangri-la Resort and Spa / Chi Spa / Movenpick Resort and Spa / Crimson Resort and Spa 730pm Dinner 900pm Return to hotel 930pm Overnight at hotel Day 8 (Sept 17) Tue / Cebu tour and hotel inspections 600am Breakfast at hotel 830am Depart hotel for City tour and hotel inspections 830am Travel from Mactan to Carcar 1000am (ETA) Tour of Carcar City, to include: - Carcar Museum / St. Catherine of Alexandria Church / ancestral houses 1200nn Lunch at local restaurant - chicharon, lechon, local gastronomy 130pm Transfer to Kawasan Falls 200pm Experience Kawasan Falls 430pm Return to hotel / freshen up 700pm Transfer to Crimson Resort and Spa 715pm Dinner at Crimson Resort and Spa (with 2 rounds of drinks) 830pm Return to hotel 900pm Overnight at hotel Day 9 (Sept 18) Wed / Cebu to Bohol 600am Breakfast at hotel 800am Check out of hotel / transfer to Oceanjet Terminal 920am Depart Cebu for Bohol 1030am Arrive in Tagbilaran, Bohol / proceed to Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary 1200nn Proceed to Loboc River Cruise for Lunch 1220pm Lunch 130pm Proceed to Carmen for Chocolate Hills tour 230pm Chocolate Hills Tour 500pm Proceed to Amorita Resort Check-in at hotel / freshen up 730pm Dinner at Bohol Bee Farm 900pm Return to hotel 930pm Overnight at hotel Day 10 (Sept 19) Thu / Bohol / Cebu 600am Breakfast at hotel Private time 930am Inspection of hotel: Eskaya / Amorita / South Palms 1100am Early lunch (at South Palms) 1200nn Check out of hotel / proceed to Tagbilaran wharf 200pm Depart Tagbilaran for Cebu 330pm Arrive in Cebu / Transfer to hotels for inspection: - Radisson Blu Hotel / Bai Hotel 600pm Transfer to hotel Options: Movenpick or Bluewater Maribago 630pm Arrive in hotel / Check-in / Freshen up 730pm Private dinner at hotel 900pm Spa treatments for agents (14 pax) Overnight at hotel Day 11 (Sept 20) Fri / Departure from Cebu 600am Breakfast at hotel Private time 830am Check-out from hotel / Transfer to airport: 14 pax (agents) - for Vienna; 1 OPMD for Manila 900am Check-in at EVA AIR counter 1105am Depart Cebu for Vienna (14 pax) 1200nn Depart Cebu for Manila (OPMD officer) - END OF TOUR - .
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