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Our Holland Itinerary Passport must be valid for 6 months after return date *Rates are for payment by cash/check. See reverse for further details. Rates are per person, twin occupancy, and INCLUDE $TBA in air and departure taxes, and a fuel surcharge (subject to change). Subject to air confirmation. OUR HOLLAND ITINERARY: DAY 1 – BOSTON~AMSTERDAM: Depart Boston’s Logan International Airport aboard our transatlantic flight to Amsterdam (possible intermediate stop) with meal and beverage service, as well as stereo headsets, available while in flight. DAY 2 – HOLLAND: Upon arrival at the airport in Amsterdam, we will meet our Tour Escort, who will help us transfer to our hotel. The afternoon is at leisure. Dinner and overnight. (D) DAY 3 – AMSTERDAM: After breakfast, we begin our Amsterdam panoramic city tour, featuring scenic canals, stunning architecture including the beautiful City Hall, beautiful squares, and some of the quirky elements of unique Amsterdam. Later, we return to our hotel for dinner and overnight. (B, D) DAY 4 – MADURODAM & DELFT: After breakfast at our hotel, we are off for a full-day tour, starting at the famed Aalsmeer Flower Auction. We will also enjoy a panoramic city tour of Delft, a canal city famous for its distinct blue and white pottery. Later we’ll visit Madurodam, a truly unique park that is a miniature Holland. Return to our hotel for dinner and overnight. (B, D) DAY 5 – VOLENDAM~MARK: After breakfast, we will take a full-day of sightseeing to Volendam and Mark. We’ll visit an eel smokehouse in Volendam, which includes an eel-tasting. Our guided tour of Volendam and Mark also includes a visit to a cheese factory. Dinner and overnight. (B, D) DAY 6 – KEUKENHOF GARDENS IN LISSE~THE HAGUE: After breakfast, we will travel to Lisse and take a morning visit to the world famous Keukenhof Gardens (best seen in mid- to late-spring, when the tulips are in bloom) a 32-hectare park with over 7 million bulbs planted annually. You’ll see why this destination is nicknamed “The Garden of Europe.” This afternoon, we visit The Hague for a guided tour of this internationally-significant city, home to the International Court of Justice, International Criminal Court, and Interpol. Return to our hotel for dinner and overnight. (B, D) DAY 7 – ARNHEM~NIJMEGEN: After breakfast, we will head east to the Rhine River and the German border, where we’ll visit two towns extremely significant for their roles in World War II. First, we’ll visit Arnhem, site of a costly loss to the Germans as the Allies attempted to hold a significant bridge there with lightly-armed British paratroopers. The bridge there is the actual “Bridge Too Far” from the famous 1970’s movie. We’ll continue on along the Rhine to Nijmegen, known more recently as the birthplace of the Van Halen brothers, but in World War II the location of another crucial bridge from “Operation Market Garden.” Here, we’ll have a battlefield tour, visit the Freedom Museum, and have a vineyard tour and wine tasting. Return to Amsterdam for dinner and overnight. (B, D) DAY 8– AMSTERDAM: After breakfast, the day is at leisure to enjoy this amazing European city. Three sightseeing suggestions would be a visit to the Anne Frank House, the massive Rijksmuseum with its stunning collection of art, or a visit to (and tour of) the Heineken Brewery. All are quite centrally located. Another option would be to travel the canals on any one of the many public boats that ply the canals performing public transportation much like our subways do. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. (B, D) DAY 9 – AMSTERDAM~BOSTON: After breakfast and hotel check-out, we will transfer to the Amsterdam Airport to board our return flight to Boston (possible intermediate stop) with meal and beverage service, as well as stereo headsets, available while in flight. (B) OUR HOLLAND TOUR INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: Round- trip motorcoach transportation to and from Boston’s Logan Airport. FREE with a minimum of 35 passengers. Additional charge if fewer than 35. Special meeting service and assistance at Logan Airport by a Durgan Travel Representative. Round-trip regularly scheduled flights Boston-possible intermediate stop-Amsterdam and return, with meal and beverage service, as well as stereo headsets available while in flight. 7-nights’ first-class hotel accommodations in Amsterdam, based on twin occupancy. The single supplement is an additional $TBA and subject to confirmation. Triples are available at the twin rate. Breakfast (B) each morning, and dinner (D) every evening. One wine tasting. Full services of a professional, English-speaking Tour Escort who will accompany our group throughout the tour Sightseeing as illustrated in the itinerary with the services of expert local guides and entrance fees where applicable. All room and meal taxes, and gratuities to bellmen. A small per-night city tax may be payable directly to the hotel. Complimentary Durgan Travel Service travel accessory and complete packet of required travel documents. A $TBA DEPOSIT DUE UPON RECEIPT OF THIS FLYER. THE BALANCE IS DUE 75 DAYS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE. SPACE IS LIMITED ~ BOOK NOW ~ FIRST COME FIRST SERVED! THE HAGUE HOLLAND PROMO For more information, please contact: DURGAN TRAVEL SERVICE 125 Main Street Stoneham, MA 02180 Tel: (781) 438-2224 Toll-free: (800) 234-9959 Website: www.durgantravel.com 11/20/19 .
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