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6 Days Business and Leisure Trip to Bulgaria 6 DAYS BUSINESS AND LEISURE TRIP TO BULGARIA YOUR ACCOUNT MANAGER NAME Phone Notes Ivan Petrov (123) 456-7890 TRAVEL PARTY NAME Phone Notes John Smith (123) 456-7890 !1 ITINERARY Date Time Activity Location Notes Two Days Business Trip to Sofia Oct 25, 2015 9:15 AM Arrival and transfer to the Sofia Airport A representative of our company will meet you at the hotel Airport. His name is Ivan Ivanov; Tel +359 675368 10:30 AM Check in the hotel Hotel Vitosha; Address of the 2 nights Hotel 11:00 AM Business meetings Address of the venue 19:00 PM Business dinner Address of the restaurant Oct 26, 2015 10:00 AM Business meetings Address of the venue Three Days Tour In The Detailed program: http://thousandvoyages.net/ Mountains Belasitsa And three-days-tour-in-the-mountains-belasitsa-and- Ograjden ograjden/ Oct 27, 2015 8:00 AM Arranging the car rental Address of the rent-a-car agency 9:00 AM Travel to the Belasitsa and Sofia - Petrich - village of You can have a stop at the Rojen Monastery, Rupite Ograjden Mountains Samuilovo and the Office of National Park Belasitza to see the exhibition about the mountain. Lodging in the village of Samuilovo. !2 Date Time Activity Location Notes Oct 28, 2015 9:00 AM Trekking Falls of river Kameshnitsa The route goes to the waterfalls of the river and village of Yavornitsa Kameshnitsa. We start from village of Samuilovo towards the areas of Lopovo and Pilyafka and then the pathway descends downriver. We'll see the highest waterfall of Belasitsa (1240 meters), which has the largest flow rate in the Bulgarian part of the mountain. We will visit 5 waterfalls along the whole route. Lodging in the village of Samuilovo. Duration: about 6 hours Difficulty of the route: light Oct 29, 2015 9:00 AM Departure to Sofia 17:00 PM Dropping off the car Address of the rent-a-car agency 18:00 PM Check in the hotel Hotel Vitosha; Address of the 1 night Hotel Oct 30, 2015 10:00 AM Check out and transfer to A representative of our company will accompany you Sofia Airport to the Airport. His name is Ivan Ivanov; Tel +359 675368 !3 6 DAYS BUSINESS AND LEISURE TRIP TO BULGARIA TRANSPORTATION Carrier Flight # Date From Departure Time To Arrival Time Reservation # British Airways 1623 Oct 25, 2015 London Heathrow 7:56 AM Sofia Airport 9:15 AM AG4567997 British Airways 1624 Oct 30, 2015 Sofia Airport 11:30 AM London 13:50 PM AG4567997 Heathrow LODGING Accommodations Date Phone/Email Address Confirm. # Days Total Cost Hotel Vitosha Oct 25, 2015 (123) 456-7890 But Vitosha 56, Sofia 1000 A4567 2 BGN200.00 [email protected] B&B Samuilovo Oct 27, 2015 (123) 456-7890 Ul Ivan Vazov 45, Samuilovo A4567 2 BGN100.00 [email protected] Hotel Vitosha Oct 29, 2015 (123) 456-7890 But Vitosha 56, Sofia 1000 A4567 1 BGN100.00 [email protected] BGN400.00 CAR RENTAL Car rental Date Phone/Email Address Confirm. # Days Total Cost Name of the Car rental Oct 25, 2015 (123) 456-7890 Street address of the 627364 3 BGN300.00 agency [email protected] Agency !4 Car rental Date Phone/Email Address Confirm. # Days Total Cost BGN300.00 !5 YOUR ACCOUNT MANAGER NAME Phone Notes Ivan Petrov (123) 456-7890 EMERGENCY CONTACTS Contact Phone Notes Airline Reservations (123) 456-7890 Representative of (123) 456-7890 Name: Ivan Petrov Thousand Voyages COMPANY CONTACTS Company Contacts Thousand Voyages Ltd Bulgaria Office Slow Travel Agency in Pavel Gospodinov (Mr) Bulgaria Bulgaria Office Manager License No: Mobile/Viber: +359 888 420 160 РК-01-7385 / E-mail: [email protected] 27.03.2015 Main web site: http://thousandvoyages.net FB: facebook.com/slowtravelbulgaria Twitter: @slowbulgaria !1.
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