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School Name Tour to Argentina Your Travel Agency www.travelandsport.com “China, here we come!” Oakhill High School Sept 2013 www.travelandsport.com Who is Travel & Sport? • Established in 1995 • Biggest school travel agency in South Africa for academic and sport tours • Average 90 school tours to >45 countries per year • Main Focus = overseas tours both incoming and outgoing • Supporter tours • Sub agents for FIFA 2010 and Rugby World Cup 2011 New Zealand • Golden Oldies Rugby tour to Argentina 2012 • Hosting 4 International Tournaments • Part of a high profile international network • Preferred travel agency for 100’s of South Africa’s top schools www.travelandsport.com Schools that have toured with us • Oakhill High School • Outeniqua High School • Worcester Gimnasium • Oakdale Landbou • Point High School • Hermanus High School Monument High School Bloemhof High School • Paarl Boyshaai Paarl Girls High Paarl Gymnasium La Rochelle High School Rhenish High School Paul Roos Gymnasium St Cyprians College Parklands College Durbanville High School Reddam Atlantic House CURRO Schools www.travelandsport.com Schools that have toured with us Beaulieu College • SA School Netball • Duineveld High School • St. Andrews • Zwartkop High School • Malibu High School • CURRO schools • Hoërskool Centurion • Potch Boys High • Potch Girls High •• Afrikaans Hoër Seunsskool Pretoria • Afrikaans Hoër Meisiesskool Pretoria • Abbott’s College • Pepp’s College • Stanford Lake College • Hoërskool Eldoraigne • Hoërskool Nelspruit • Hoërskool Bastion • Hoërskool Port Natal • Hoërskool Marais Viljoen www.travelandsport.com Destinations Europe Russia England & Wales Spain Holland France Eastern Europe America Italy China Egypt Malaysia Thailand Kenya Namibia Mauritius New Zealand Argentina South Africa Australia • Because we custom make our tours to suit your requirements, any destination is possible. www.travelandsport.com Tour Components • TRANSPORTATION – Flights with Qatar Airlines – Private Luxury Coaches – Soft Sleeper Train www.travelandsport.com Tour Components • ACCOMMODATION – 4 Nights 3* hotel in Beijing – 1 Night Soft Sleeper Train – 4 Nights 3* hotel in Shanghai www.travelandsport.com Tour Components • MEALS Daily breakfast & Dinner www.travelandsport.com Lunch Other tour components: • Meal prices – Example, a Big Mac costs around R28. – Food prices similar to SA. www.travelandsport.com Other tour Aspects • Travel & Sport representation • Safety & Security. • Carrying of money. • Baggage • Vaccinations • Weather. • Backpack. www.travelandsport.com Passports & Visas • Valid passport (apply now if your child does not have one). • Visas required for all South African passport holders. • +/- R250 • Visa requirements change from time to time. • Travel & Sport will advise and assist where possible. www.travelandsport.com Insurance • Travel Guard • Covered: R10 000 000 • R24 p/p per day Injuries Baggage Camera www.travelandsport.com Day 1 Fly Cape Town International Airport to Beijing via Doha www.travelandsport.com Day 2 – 5 Beijing Central China TV, Beijing www.travelandsport.com What will you do in Beijing ? Great Wall of China 8850 km X 5-8m www.travelandsport.com Temple of Heaven www.travelandsport.com Ming Tombs www.travelandsport.com Tiananmen Square 440,000 m² www.travelandsport.com Forbidden City Former Chinese Imperial Palace www.travelandsport.com Lama Temple Bird’s nest www.travelandsport.com Beijing Olympic Stadium & Village www.travelandsport.com Kung Fu Show www.travelandsport.com Beijing Zoo www.travelandsport.com Summer Palace www.travelandsport.com • Hutong tour on a Rickshaw. www.travelandsport.com Old street of Qian Men www.travelandsport.com Grand National Theatre www.travelandsport.com • School visit - Own Arrangements www.travelandsport.com Day 6 – Beijing – Shanghai • Most of today is free to relax and do some shopping. • Evening: board our overnight softsleeper train to Shanghai (12 hour train ride). www.travelandsport.com Day 7 – 10 Shanghai What will you do in Shanghai? www.travelandsport.com Day 7 – Shanghai www.travelandsport.com World Financial Tower • the tallest building in China and the highest observation deck in the world. www.travelandsport.com The view from the gallery of the Shanghai World Financial tower www.travelandsport.com New Bund at Pudong Waterfront www.travelandsport.com • Shanghai Museum Day 8 – Shanghai www.travelandsport.com People’s Square www.travelandsport.com • School visit - Own Arrangements www.travelandsport.com Leisure time at Nanjing Road www.travelandsport.com Shop till you DROP!!! www.travelandsport.com University walking tour www.travelandsport.com Day 9 – Shanghai • Unfortunately all good things come to an end! Today we transfer to the airport for our flight back to South Africa. www.travelandsport.com Day 11 – Return Flight www.travelandsport.com Welcome Home www.travelandsport.com Included in tour price • Flights: Cape Town to Beijing. • Shanghai to Cape Town. • Train: Beijing to Shanghai • 4 nights in 3 star hotel in Beijing, half board. • 1 nights on softsleeper train, half board. • 4 nights in 3 star hotel in Shanghai, half board. • English speaking tour guide. • All transfers in modern air-conditioned buses. • Entrance fees and tickets. • Meet and assist at airport on arrival and departure. • Handy backpack. www.travelandsport.com Excluded from tour price • Airport taxes. • Insurance. • Meals and excursions not otherwise listed. • Tips. • Visa costs. www.travelandsport.com TOUR COSTS P/P 20 Children and 2 coaches Exchange rate of R8.20/US$ Tour Package R 15 780 Airport tax R 3410 Insurance R 240 Visa R 400 Total R 19 680 www.travelandsport.com Date Amount Reason 25/09/2012 R 5000 Per Person Deposit for flights Accommodation 30/11/2012 R 2 000 Per Person 31/01/2013 R 4 000 Per Person Accommodation Transfers 31/03/2013 R 3 000 Per Person 31/05/2013 R 4 000 Per Person Excursions Payment Schedule: Payment 31/07/2013 Balance Final Payments (Paid into Travel and Sport’s account) and Sport’s into Travel (Paid www.travelandsport.com Fundraising • “Raffle Forms” www.travelandsport.com Thank you for the opportunity! 在中国看到你! www.travelandsport.com Questions? www.travelandsport.com .
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