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GT110 Classy Hongkong – 7N/8D GT110 Classy Hongkong – 7N/8D Greetings from WPS Holidays. It gives us immense pleasure to provide you with detailed itinerary and quote for your upcoming holidays to Hong Kong, Chimelong & Macau. Cities Covered : Hong Kong : 3 Nights Chimelong : 2 Nights Macau : 2 Nights Highlights : Hong Kong : Hong Kong city tour by night Madame Tussauds Museum Sky100 Tower Visit Victoria Peak (Top Level) Tram Ride Full Day Disneyland Park Full Day Ocean Park Chimelong : International Circus Ocean Kingdom Macau : Macau City Tour A-Ma temple Ruins of St. Paul Fisherman's Wharf Macau tower Meals: 7 Buffet Breakfast 6 Lunches (Includes 2 Lunch Coupons) 7 Indian Dinner Guide : English Speaking Tour Guide Experienced Tour Manager Day 1:- Arrive Hong Kong. City Tour of Hong Kong by Night. (D) . Welcome to Hongkong. After you have received visa on arrival, you will be transferred to hotel. Check in at hotel. In the evening you will be taken for Hong Kong city tour by night. Your tour includes Visit to Madame Tussauds Museum and Sky100 Tower. Madame Tussauds is one of Hong Kong's hottest attractions. It displays more than 100 life-like wax figures of celebrities, politicians, athletes and famous stars from the past to present. You will stumble across the Ku Fung Stars like Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee and meet the Sport Stars like Yao Ming, David Beckham and Ronaldhino. More and more famous faces including Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Marilyn Monroe and Johnny Depp, Princess Diana, Michael Jackson, Barack Obama are all on display. Sky100 is a 360-degree indoor observation deck on the 100th floor of the International Commerce Centre, in West Kowloon, Hong Kong. It was designed by international architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox. Featuring swift high-speed double-decker lifts to the observation floor, in just one minute you’ll find yourself looming over the streets of Hong Kong. Telescopes also allow you to focus in on your favourite views for a guaranteed magical experience in the skies of Hong Kong. Dinner at Indian Restaurant. Day 2:- Full Day Disneyland. (B, L & D) . After breakfast, get ready for the fun filled trip to Disneyland. When you enter Hong Kong Disneyland, you step into a world that makes Disney characters come to life. Based on the stories of Toy Story, the American Old West, fantasy, adventure, space and Americana, Hong Kong Disneyland lets you enjoy high-quality rides, meet your favorite characters, and watch amazing Broadway-style shows. Enter a magical kingdom inspired by fairy-tale dreams and explore 7 lands—Adventure land, Grizzly Gulch, Mystic Point, Toy Story Land, Fantasy land, Tomorrow land and Main Street, U.S.A.—filled with beauty, excitement and Disney Characters. Brave exotic jungles, tour mysterious museums, blast through mines, sail around the world and rocket into outer space. Catch beloved Disney Characters on parade, spectacular fireworks and terrific live shows packed with music and laughter. Lunch coupon of Disney land included. Dinner at Indian Restaurant. Day 3:- Full Day Ocean Park (B, L & D) . After breakfast, we will take you to Ocean Park. Ocean Park, situated on the southern side of Hong Kong Island, is Hong Kong's premier educational theme park. The current park covers more than 915,000 square meters of land and features a diverse selection of world-class animal attractions, thrill rides and shows divided between the Waterfront and the Summit. Over 7.7 million guests visit Ocean Park each year. The Summit is home to Ocean Park's many thrill rides, including Hair Raiser, Whirly Bird, Bumper Blaster, The Flash and Rev Booster. There are also rides such as the Dragon, Eagle, Crazy Galleon, Ferris wheel, Flying Swing and Abyss in the Marine World nearby. The Ocean Theatre is a family favorite where dolphins and sea lions participate in lively daily shows that both entertain and educate its audience about the habitats of these marine mammals. At the unique Sea Jelly Spectacular, guests can interact with 1,000 beautiful sea jellies set against stunning music and multimedia displays. Lunch coupon of Ocean Park included. (Jain food not available) . Dinner at Indian Restaurant. Day 4:- Depart Hongkong, Transfer to Chimelong. (B, L & D) . Today after breakfast you will checkout from your Hotel in Hongkong & Transfer to Chimelong. Arrive Chimelong & check in the Hotel. Lunch at the Hotel. Later in the evening enjoy International Circus. During the period, carnivals and circus parades will perform at the Chimelong. Magicians, clowns, and trick riders will interact with visitors at Chimelong’s Hengqin Bay Hotel, Penguin Hotel and Circus Hotel to generate enthusiasm. Performers will build excitement with extreme sports, mid-air and stage acrobatics, stunt performances, funny clowns show, and large-scale magic tricks to attract global attention. Dinner & Overnight in the Hotel. Day 5:- At Chimelong. Ocean Kingdom. (B, L & D) . Today After breakfast, enjoy Full Day excursion to Ocean Kingdom. Located at Chimelong International Ocean Resort in Hengqin, Zhuhai, Chimelong Ocean Kingdom features one of the world's largest aquariums, allowing guests to view the rare whale shark, beluga whales, polar bears, and other adorable animals up close! Winner of the 2014 Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement (Theme Park), this world-class destination is not to be missed! Explore fun- filled themed zones, visit exotic animal exhibits, challenge yourself on exhilarating rides and immerse yourself in spectacular theatre shows! There are also large outdoor events such as the float parade and an incredible fireworks finale over the Hengqin Ocean to enjoy . Lunch & Dinner at the Hotel. Overnight in Chimelong. Day 6:- Depart Chimelong. Arrive Macau. Evening Free (B, L & D) . After breakfast, you will Checkout from hotel in Chimelong and board on ferry to Macau. Lunch at Indian Restaurant. Post Lunch, Check in at Venetian Macau. Rest of the day is free to explore Macau on your own. Dinner at Venetian Macau. Day 7:- City Tour of Macau. (B, L & D) . Today after breakfast morning free for leisure. Explore beautiful city of Macau and enjoy your relaxed morinng at your 5* Property Venetian. Later at around 1 PM, proceed for Lunch at Indian Restaurant. Post Lunch, we will continue with City Tour of Macau. Although Macau's rising reputation as a gambling Mecca - spurred by the grand openings of ever larger and grander casinos - is a major attraction for many, there are also beaches, fortresses, churches, temples, gardens, and excellent museums to explore. Macau was the first and also the last European (Portugal) colony in Asia. Macau is also known as the Monte Carlo of the East, with many world famous casinos resorts, such as the Venetian, MGM and Wynn located in the city. Visit A-Ma temple, Ruins of St. Paul, Fisherman's Wharf, Macau tower (exclude Entrance), Cake Shop & Casino. Dinner at Hotel. Day 8:- Depart Macau. Arrive Home. (B) . Today, after breakfast you will be taken from Macau hotel to Pier to board a ferry to Hongkong Airport for your flight back home. Our tour ends with wonderful memories to cherish for years. Hotels City Hotels (4*) Number of Nights Hong Kong Regal Oriental or Similar 3 Nights Chimelong Chimelong Circus Hotel or Similar 2 Nights Macau Venetian – Royal Suite (5*) 2 Nights Tour Cost Adult on Twin Sharing Child With Bed Child No Bed Ex. Mumbai 119000 110000 98000 Ex. Ahmedabad 124000 114000 102000 5% GST applicable on above price Inclusions 7 Nights Hotel Accommodation All Sight Seeing as per itinerary All Surface transfers by private AC coach 07 Breakfast at hotel 06 Lunch and 07 Dinner at Indian Restaurants (Including Meal coupons) Services of Experienced Tour Manager Cost of Flight Tickets Exclusions Cost of China Visa Charges – INR 6000 Per Person Airlines Jet Airways / Cathay Pacific / Air India Tour Dates Start Date End Date 06 Nov 2018 14 Nov 2018 08 Nov 2018 16 Nov 2018 10 Nov 2018 18 Nov 2018 Booking Conditions At the time of Booking 30% of Holiday Cost 45 Days before departure 50% of Holiday Cost 44 - 30 Days before departure 75% of Holiday Cost 29 - 15 Days before departure 100% of Holiday Cost Cancellation Policy 45 Days before departure Rs. 30,000/- Per Person 44 - 30 Days before departure 30% of Holiday Cost 29 - 15 Days before departure 60% of Holiday Cost Within 15 Days of departure 100% of Holiday Cost Terms & Conditions . This is just a quote, no reservations held yet or booking is not to proceed yet. The rooms & rates are subject to availability at the time of booking/ confirmation. Room rates are on per person/Twin or Double sharing basis. Single room supplements charges extra. Hotel, Sightseeing, Meals, Transfers rate might change without any prior notice until & unless it has been booked/ confirmed from your end. The change in dates will attract re-quote. Normal Hotel check-in time is from 14.00 hrs onwards. & check-out time is at 12.00 hrs. 5% GST will be applicable against final Invoice (Subject to Payment Made in India). Additional Bank charges will be applicable, if payment is made in foreign currency. The above cost does not include any kind of surcharge if applicable during the given travel period. There will be an additional cost for an entire transfer between 23:00 - 07:00 hrs (if not stated inside the package). At check in, all guests will be required to present a Major Credit Card for incidentals. "No Show" is subject to Full Booking Charges. Quotation might change due to currencies ROE fluctuation during confirmation & booking process. Walk in @ WPS Holidays 211, 2nd Floor, Shree Balaji Heights, Besides Tanishq Showroom, Bodyline Cross Roads, C.G. Road, Ahmedabad – 380009 079-26446442 / 40098685 +91-7698340442 1800 233 3442 www.wpsholidays.com @ [email protected] .
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