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To sign up for the Ambassadors’ Tour: Please visit the following website: www.AmbassadorsTour18.com or call the Cultural Section of the Consulate General at 312-583-0621 ext. 13 or e-mail at [email protected] / [email protected] MANILA – CEBU – BOHOL PACKAGE 1: Oslob Whaleshark Encounter and Farm Tour Combination PACKAGE 2: Suroy-Suroy and Balicasag Island Tour Combination All-in Package as low as US$1955, Contact: Philippine Airlines-Los Angeles JOSE CLEMENTE, President MICHAEL KIPPING, Director of Sales (Inclusive of Airfare from the U.S.A.) Michelle Frances M. Narvaez, Area Manager Tel No. +63 917 531 3127 Tel No. +63 917 631 9184 International Passenger Sales [email protected] [email protected] (310) 342 1364; (310) 923-4166 [email protected] LILILBETH VARGAS, Assistant KAY PEREIRA, Assistant Tel No. +63 906 768 5634 Tel No. +63 926 658 1410 [email protected] [email protected] REGISTRATION FORM VR.03.07.18 - 01 PERSONAL DATA OF PARTICIPANT LAST NAME: ________________________________ FIRST NAME: _________________________________________ M.I.: _____ NICKNAME:____________________ PASSPORT NO.: ______________________________ EXPIRATION DATE: _________________________ ISSUING COUNTRY: __________________________________ ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ TEL: ____________________________ FAX: __________________ EMAIL: ____________________________________________ BIRTHDATE: ___________________ Hometown / Province: _______________________________________________________________ Company / Professional Affiliation: ________________________ Last visit to the Philippines: First time 1-3 years 4-6 years 7-9 years 10+years ACCOMPANYING PERSONS LAST NAME FIRST NAME: M.I.: DATE OF BIRTH PASSPORT NO. EXPIRATION DATE ISSUING COUNTRY ________________________ ________________ ____ _________________ ________________________ ________________ _________________ ________________________ ________________ ____ _________________ ________________________ ________________ _________________ ACCOMMODATION REQUIREMENTS I am joining the tour and will pay the full Basic Tour Package rate as indicated below, which includes my hotel stay with daily buffet breakfast; choice of Special Tours and the meals and activities indicated in the Ambassadors tours flyer. I understand the roundtrip international airfare is NOT included in these prices. LAND PACKAGE ONLY I want to be:(please tick the applicable box) NOBU HOTEL CITY OF DREAMS / SHANGRI-LA’S MACTAN/ HENANN PANGLAO (July 8-15, 2018) 8 Days / 7 Nights (July 9-15, 2018) 7 Days / 6 Nights Alone in a room (Single) US$1,670.00 US$1,520.00 Share a room with one (1) other participant designated by the organizer US$1,085.00 US$1,010.00 Share a room with two (2) other participants designated by the organizer US$985.00 US$915.00 Sharing room with: _________________________________________________ Non-smoking room TOUR OPTIONS CEBU-BOHOL Additional night in Manila at US$160.00 (for early arrivals) Oslob Whale Shark Encounter and Farm Tour Combination Date/s: _________________________________________________ Suroy-Suroy and Balicasag Island Combination ADD-ON DOMESTIC AIRFARE (MANILA-CEBU, BOHOL-MANILA) CEBU PACIFIC US$170.00 with 15 kilos baggage allowance per way OTHER AIRLINES Flight and Schedule to be advised. *Inlcusion: Roundtrip airport transfers in Manila, Cebu and Bohol and Domestic terminal fees OTHER IMPORTANT DETAILS DIETARY RESTRICTIONS: __________________________________________________________________ KING SIZED BED CONFIGURATION: *Kindly note that we will do our best to accommodate your request. However, we cannot guarantee TWIN BED the availability of certain food in certain areas. In this case, we will provide the best alternative for you. FLIGHT DETAILS: _______________________________ DATE OF ARRIVAL IN MANILA: __________________________________________ * For your International Airfare requirement, contact your Travel Agent or Philippine Department of Tourism or Rajah Tours International – San Francisco office PACKAGE INCLUSIONS • Roundtrip airport/hotel or resort transfers in Manila, Cebu and Bohol • Travel insurance within the Philippines with coverage of PHP300,000 per • Accommodation with daily breakfast at the following hotels: person on Personal accident. o Manila - Nobu Hotel City of Dreams • Porterage fees to a maximum of 2 pieces of luggage per person o Cebu - Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort & Spa o Bohol - Henann Resort Alona Beach • The Following Tours o July 9: Wreath Laying Ceremony with UST Museum & Metropolitan Museum Tour • One-way Cebu/Bohol fast ferry tickets o July 10: Cebu Heritage Tour with Lunch • Services of an English-speaking guide throughout the tour o July 11: Oslob Whaleshark Encounter / Suroy-Suroy Tour with Lunch • Services of Rajah Tours Coordinating Team throughout the tour o July 12: Bohol Countryside Tour with Lunch o July 13: Farm Tour with Lunch / Balicasag Island Tour with Lunch POST TOURS (July 15-18,2018) In addition to the above, I am interested to participate in the Post Basic Tour as indicated below. I am also amenable to the “first come, first-served” basis to be applied by the organizers in view of limited accommodated and transportation facilities in some places. Cost based on twin-sharing *Airfare not included. Single Twin Triple Single Twin Triple 4Days/3Nights El Nido (Town) $592.00 $406.00 $364.00 4Days/3Nights Iloilo-Bacolod $557.00 $449.00 $439.00 4Days/3Nights El Nido (Resorts) $1,459.00 $838.00 $790.00 4Days/3Nights Davao $551.00 $398.00 $386.00 4Days/3Nights Puerto Princesa $455.00 $332.00 $332.00 4Days/3Nights Boracay $694.00 $442.00 $394.00 IMPORTANT NOTES • Deadline for registration is April 2, 2018 • A deposit of USD 400.00 for each participant is due upon submission of this form to reserve your space. Full payment deadline is on April 13, 2018. • Exclusions: Above rates do not include the following: Tips or gratuities, International and domestic airfare, optional tours, meals not listed in the itinerary, Philippine travel tax (if applicable), and other incidental expenses. • Additional 4% charge will be incurred if paying by credit card. CANCELLATION POLICY • Cancellation must be made not later than May 2, 2018 to qualify for 50% refund. There will be no refunds for cancellations made after June 6, 2018. Notice of cancellation must be made via mail to [email protected]. A cancellation acknowledgement will be sent within five (5) working days and fees will be refunded after the event. Please send Registration Form to: For more details you may contact the following numbers: ON-LINE REGISTRATION: EMAIL REGISTRATION: San Francisco Office: http://acgtdt.com/ [email protected] RAJAH TOURS INTERNATIONAL [email protected] 447 Sutter St., Suite 501 San Francisco, CA, USA 94108 Tel No.: +1 415 3970303 Forms of Payment: Fax No.: +1 415 3620164 Cheque Payment (payable to Rajah Tours International) E-mail Address: [email protected] Credit Card Payment (with Credit Card Authorization Form) Bank deposit Manila Office: Account Name: RAJAH TOURS INTERNATIONAL RAJAH TOURS PHILIPPINES, INC Trust Account No.: 0260411912 Suite 801 Ma. Natividad Bldg. 470 T.M. Kalaw corner Cortada Sts., Ermita, Manila Bank Name: BANK OF AMERICA Tel Nos: +63 2 522 0541 to 48 Bank Address: 445 Powel St., San Francisco CA 94102 US LINE: +1 415 4831850 (you may call between 9am to 6pm Manila time) Routing: 121000358 E-mail Address: [email protected] Swift Code: BOFAUS3N [email protected] [email protected] .
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