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ULTIMATE FLEXIBILITY-The AHI Travel Reserve your trip to Denmark and Norway today! Passenger Protection Plan offers an Any Reason Cancellation feature. Don't PROGRAM DATES INCLUDED FEATURES Trip #:12-25621W worry! Travel happy! NOT INCLUDED-Fees for passports and, if applicable, Send to Tourin' Tigers visas; entry/departure fees; personal gratuities; laundry and Air Program dates: August 30 – September 9, 2020 Mizzou Alumni Association dry cleaning; excursions, wines, liquors, mineral waters and Accommodations Extensive Meal Program 123 Reynolds Alumni Center meals not mentioned in this brochure under included fea- Paid tures; travel insurance; airport transfer costs for those not Land Program dates: August 31 – September 9, 2020 (with baggage handling) AHI Travel Columbia, MO 65211-9990 participating in AHI's FlexAir; all items of a strictly personal • 9 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 2 dinners, U.S. Postage nature. Std. Presorted With questions regarding this tour, please contact our Tourin' Tigers partner at AHI, MOBILITY AND FITNESS TO TRAVEL-The right is re- • 3 nights in Copenhagen, Denmark, at including a Farewell Dinner with wine; tea or 888-605-5500. tained to decline, to accept or to retain any person as a Dear Mizzou Alumni & Friends, member of this trip who, in the opinion of AHI Travel is unfit the first-class Radisson Collection Hotel, coffee with all meals. for travel or whose physical or mental condition may consti- LAND PROGRAM Royal Copenhagen. • Opportunities to sample authentic cuisine NORDIC Full Legal Name (exactly as it appears on passport) tute a danger to themselves or to others on the trip, subject Please join the Mizzou Alumni Association for a spectacular journey into the best of Den- only to the requirement that the portion of the total amount • 1 night aboard a first-class DFDS and local flavors. paid which corresponds to the unused services and accom- Special Price* modations be refunded. Passengers requiring special assis- Full Price Special Savings Seaways ferry. mark and Norway — an adventure brimming with historic treasures and astounding natural 1) ________________________________________________________________________ tance, including without limitation those who permanently Your One-of-a-Kind Journey Title First Middle Last Date of Birth or periodically use a wheelchair, must be accompanied by someone who is fit and able to assist them, and who will be • 2 nights in Oslo, Norway, at the first-class beauty. Your explorations begin in Copenhagen, the colorful city that inspired children’s fairy- Magnificence totally responsible for providing all required assistance. $4,745 $250 $4,495 •Expert-led Enrichment programs enhance AIR TRANSPORTATION-The price of air transportation of- Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Oslo. tale author, Hans Christian Andersen. Glide along its pretty canals and stroll through its Old Email: ____________________________________________________________________ fered by AHI Travel is based on Advance Purchase Excur- your insight into the region. sion fares. After tickets are issued, penalties up to 100% of *Special Price valid if booked by the date found on the address panel. • 3 nights in Bergen at the first-class the ticket price may be levied. If connecting flights are re- • Discovery excursions highlight the local Town lanes, where cherished sites are revealed at each twist and turn. quested, special promotional fares may be used, in which VAT is an additional $495 per person. Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Bergen. case penalties of as much as 100% may be assessed by culture, heritage and history: 2) ________________________________________________________________________ the airlines if reservations are changed or canceled after All prices quoted are in USD, per person, based on double occupancy and Title First Middle Last Date of Birth Transfers An overnight ferry ride brings you to Oslo, where you’ll witness once-in-a-lifetime views ticketing. After departure, if the reservations are changed, do not include air transportation costs (unless otherwise stated). – Explore Danish royal life and traditions you will be charged the higher, all year Economy class fare. VARIATIONS TO THE GROUP ITINERARY MUST BE RE- Single accommodations are an additional $1,255 (limited availability). • All transfers in the Land Program: ferry, in Rosenborg Castle. of the magnificent Oslo Fjord and delve into the vanished world of the Vikings. Then revel QUESTED NO LATER THAN 60 DAYS PRIOR TO DEPAR- SMALL GROUP Email: ____________________________________________________________________ TURE. Passengers who choose to make their own airline trains and deluxe motor coaches, plus – Get acquainted with Copenhagen reservations independently will be wholly responsible for ar- in stirring panoramas of snowcapped mountains, glacier-carved fjords, wild waterfalls and rival and departure transfers, and any airline fees or penal- baggage handling. on a guided canal cruise. MAXIMUM OF ties incurred as a result of program cancellation and/or change in travel dates, or airline schedule(s). Let us arrange your flights! – Stroll in Copenhagen’s old town and learn verdant countryside on journeys aboard the renowned Bergen and Flåm railways and on a 28 TRAVELERS Street Address: ____________________________________________________________ BAGGAGE-Baggage restrictions vary according to the air- about its famous residents. line policy and the class of service flown. Details will be AHI FlexAir | Our experts are cruise along the Aurlandsfjord, a branch of the famous Sognefjord. provided with your pre-departure information. Baggage al- – Visit Oslo’s Ski Museum and Vigeland Park. lowances are subject to change by the carrier without no- ready to assist you in booking flights. City: ______________________________________________________________________ tice. Excess baggage charges for additional or – Marvel at vessels from the Viking Age and oversized/overweight pieces are expensive and not included Our personalized air program offers This unique experience features exciting excursions, insightful lectures, expert guides, in your trip price; plan your wardrobe accordingly. Transport Norway’s seafaring past. of baggage and personal effects is at the owner's risk the following advantages: Bergen Railway State: ________________________________________ ZIP: ________________________ throughout the travel program. leisure time for personal discovery and the camaraderie that only comes with small-group AUTHORITY TO USE IMAGES AND AUDIO RECORD- – Ride the scenic Bergen Railway. INGS-On occasion, AHI Travel obtains, from its staff, or >price guarantee to protect you – Delve into Bergen’s Hanseatic history travel. Space on this perennial favorite fills quickly, so book your Scandinavian adventure from trip participants, photographic or video images of pas- Home: (_________)_____________________ Cell: (_________)______________________ sengers and trip activities. By participating in this travel from fuel surcharge increases after and special landmarks. program, you authorize AHI Travel, without providing com- today to guarantee your spot! pensation to you, or obtaining additional approvals from ticket purchase. – Travel on the famous Flåm Railway and you, to include photographic and video recordings of you, Sharing with__________________________________________ (Form sent separately) as well as voice recordings included with any videos, in AHI cruise the stunning Aurlandsfjord. Travel's sales, marketing, advertising, publicity and/or train- >arrival and departure transfers Sincerely, ing activities. • Free time to pursue your own interests. Three-Night Pre-Trip Extension in Stockholm, Sweden RESPONSIBILITY-AHI Travel and the Sponsoring Associa- on group dates. Please make ______________ reservations for me/us on the Elective Pre-Trip tion do not own or operate any entity which provides goods • Welcome Reception to mingle with Extension in Stockholm. Single supplement applies. or services for this program, and act only as agents for the > independent suppliers of travel conveyance, transport, ac- flexibility to change or cancel your fellow travelers. commodations or other services. All such persons or enti- Viking Ship Museum I/we authorize you to make my/our reservations as follows: ties are independent contractors. As a result, AHI Travel and reservations without penalty up to 60 the Sponsoring Association are not liable for any negligence • A personal VOX headset to hear your Land Program and AHI FlexAir or willful act of any such person or entity or any third per- days before departure on most flights. Ì I/we reserve the Land Program and request the AHI FlexAir to Copenhagen, son. In addition and without limitation, AHI Travel and the AHI Travel Expertise English-speaking guide clearly. Sponsoring Association are not responsible for any delays, > Caroline Lanham, BS ’76 Denmark, with a return from Bergen, Norway, to depart from: delayed departure or arrival, missed carrier connections, assistance in the event of schedule From your reservation to your return home, • Tipping of guides and drivers. loss, death, damage or injury to person or property or acci- we are here to ensure you have Senior Director, Mizzou Alumni Association dent, mechanical defect, failure or negligence of any nature changes or delays. • Complimentary travel mementos. __________________________________________________________________________ howsoever caused in connection with any accommodations, the adventure of a lifetime. Departure City transportation or other
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