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Rossi Ireland Total Tour Price: The tour price is based on airfare, cruise, Tips And Taxes: Tips and taxes normally appearing on hotel Travel Insurance: Optional Travel Insurance is strongly land rates and rates of exchange in effect June 16, 2020. All rates and restaurant bills as service are included, as are all government recommended for your trip. See www.Unitours.com/TravelInsurance are subject to change without prior notice. Should the rates go up and local taxes on hotels and meals, porterage of one suitcase per for full details including optional Cancel for any reason coverage. or down, an adjustment would be made prior to departure. person. International departure taxes of $123 plus current fuel (NOT AVAILABLE FOR NEW YORK RESIDENTS.) Cost of travel insurance Refunds CANNOT be granted for any accommodations, services or surcharges of $400 are included (subject to change). TIPS TO TOUR for this trip starts at $189. To cover preexisting conditions, insurance events that are not used nor if you deviate from the tour. If fewer MANAGER/GUIDES, DRIVERS OR DINING ROOMS STAFF OF $89 ARE must be purchased with your reservation. (See reservation form). If than 35 pilgrims participate a price adjustment may be necessary. NOT INCLUDED. One average sized suitcase not exceeding 50 lbs total paying by check, add insurance cost to your deposit. Insurance can Passport And Visa Requirements: A valid weight and 62 linear inches (height plus width plus depth) is also be purchased at the time of your final payment. passport is required. At the time of printing, U.S. citizens holding permitted throughout the trip. Land Arrangements: The tour operator reserves the right valid passports DO NOT REQUIRE visas or immunization for the Not Included: Expenses and items not specifically mentioned to change the itinerary due to unforeseen emergencies. in this brochure are NOT covered, including but not limited to: country or countries being visited. Passport MUST be valid until Responsibilities: Unitours, Inc., the organizer, and their passport and visa fees, meals not listed and items of a personal April 19, 2022 or later. Citizens of countries other than U.S. – representatives act only as agents for the tour members in making nature such as laundry, wines, liquors, mineral waters, after dinner please contact the consulate of the country or countries being arrangements for hotels, transportation, sightseeing, restaurants or coffee or tea, sightseeing or services other than those specifically visited to determine visa requirements. any other services in connection with the itinerary. They will mentioned, tips and taxes mentioned above, excess baggage and International flight reservations are exercise reasonable care in making such arrangements, however, Air Transportation: insurance, etc. being held on American Airlines. No stopovers are permitted. Any they do not assume any liability whatsoever, for any injury, ather nthony ossi changes after ticket is issued, carries a mandatory charge of $200. Deposits And Cancellations: A deposit of $500 is damage, loss, accident or delay to person or property because of Once the tickets are issued, they are NON-TRANSFERABLE AND required to secure reservations. Any balance is to be paid in full no any acts of war or terrorism, any act of default of any hotel, carrier, NON-REFUNDABLE. Any requests to change a ticket once issued later than 60 days before departure of tour. Final payments received restaurant, company or person rendering any of the services will incur a reissue fee of $200 plus any fare differential will apply. by Unitours after 45 days before departure must include a $25 late included in the tours. The tickets, coupons, tariffs, rules or contracts Ireland Pilgrimage Cancellation of air seat within 90 days of departure will incur a payment fee. (This does not apply for new reservations made within currently in use by any carrier, hotel, restaurant or other contractor $200 penalty. 45 days of departure.) Reservations made within 60 days of rendering services shall constitute the sole contract between such departure must include full payment. Amex, Discover, Visa and contractor and the tour member. Unitours Inc., or the organizer, Domestic Airfare: For those who make domestic air October 10 - 19, 2021 MasterCard are accepted with signed reservation form. Final accept no responsibility for any damage or delay due to sickness, arrangements to the originating city of this tour, your tour host (10 days) payments will be applied to same credit card on final payment due pilferage, labor disputes, machinery breakdown, quarantine, and Unitours strongly recommend the purchase of tickets that can date including insurance. Cancellations made from time of government restraints, weather or any other cause beyond their be changed without heavy fees and penalties as international reservation to within 61 days prior to departure – $400 personal control. No carrier shall be responsible for any act, $2,999 from Philadelphia flight schedules are always subject to change. administration fee (charged to deposit) plus any air penalties noted omission or events during the time passengers are not on board its Hotel Accommodations: Specially selected hotels above. In the event of a cancellation from 60 to 31 days prior to own conveyance. The right is reserved to cancel or change itineraries based on twin occupancy with private bath. Single Room departure – $400 administration fee plus up to 50% of the land cost, or substitute services without notice and to decline to accept or supplement of $476 will be charged where requested and plus any air penalties noted above. No refund for cancellations retain any passenger at any time. In view of statutory or contractual available. If you do not have a roommate and Unitours is unable received within 30 days of departure. All cancellation and refund limitations that may apply to personal injury or property damage to arrange one, you will be billed for the single room supplement. claims must be in writing to Unitours, Inc. losses the purchase of accident and baggage insurance is strongly View a video with helpful information about traveling All singles are subject to availability. Bank Fee: A fee of $50 will be charged for any check that is recommended. Optional travel insurance offered by Unitours must Meals: Breakfast and Table D’ Hote dinners are provided daily returned to us for insufficient or unavailable funds. be paid with your final payment. with Unitours at www.Unitours.com/traveler except where noted in the itinerary. An extra charge will be made Deviations: A service charge of $50 pp will be applied for any Errors: In case of printing, typographical errors, computer errors, when coffee, tea or other beverages are not included in the menu deviations made in tour, (where possible), PLUS any additional air or verbal or human billing errors, we reserve the right to invoice or of the day with the dinner meal. land charges incurred. re-invoice participants with corrected billing. Ireland Pilgrimage with Father Anthony Rossi October 10 – 19, 20210 – (10 Days) – $2,999 from Philadelphia THIS PILGRIMAGE INCLUDES: Please complete and mail to: Round trip airfare on American Airlines Rev. Anthony Rossi, St. Anselm Parish, 12670 Dunks Ferry Road, Philadelphia PA 19154 Breakfast and dinner per itinerary Please reserve ______ seat (s) on this trip. Enclosed please find deposit of ______ ($500 per person). Make check payable to UNITOURS, INC. Specially selected hotel accommodations Please enclose a copy of your passport (must be valid until April 19, 2022 or after.) Air-conditioned motor coach Name(s) (as it appears on passport)___________________________________My roommate is:__________________________ Full-time tour manager Departure tax and current fuel charge Name(s) to use on nametag(s)_______________________________ Please assign me a roommate (if available) Address:____________________________________________ I prefer a single room ($476 additional, availability limited) City, State, Zip:________________________________________ I/we wish to purchase optional travel insurance starting at $189 per person now in order to cover pre-existing conditions Telephone: __________________ Email:____________________ (See “Travel Insurance” on pilgrimage Terms for price and details.) Charge my deposit to: Visa MasterCard AmericanExpress Discover HOME PARISH:_________________________________ Card #____________________________Exp. Date____________Signature (Required)_______________________________________ I understand that certain charges such as air taxes, fuel surcharges and rates of exchange can affect the final cost and I agree to pay such costs should adjustments be necessary. I have read and understand the deposit and cancellation fees. Signature:_____________________________________________ ITINERARY Sunday, October 10 – Day 1 – Depart Usa – We depart Philadelphia International Airport for our overnight flight to the Emerald Isle. We Ireland Pilgrimage enjoy in-flight movies, dinner and breakfast while aloft. Monday, October 11 – Day 2 – DUBLIN/CITY TOUR – We land at Dublin Airport, our driver/guide welcomes us to Ireland as we transfer to October 10 – 19, 2021 our motor coach and begin our journey with our city sightseeing tour. We are introduced to this capital city with its many historic buildings, delightful gardens and lively shopping streets. We visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral where author Jonathan Swift was once Dean, and then Trinity College where the Book of Kells, an early Christian manuscript of the four gospels, is housed. We stop for lunch on our own, during our tour and then proceed to our hotel to relax before enjoying our “welcome” dinner and overnight at our hotel. ear riends, Tuesday, October 12 – Day 3 – GLENDALOUGH/WATERFORD – This morning we drive south from Dublin through the Wicklow Mountains to Glendalough. Here, we take a guided tour of the 6th century monastic settlement to see the round tower and the remains of several churches. The Visitor Center explains the history of this early Christian site, which was an important center of learning and well-known throughout Europe. We will stop for lunch I invite you to join me on a wonderful journey to the Emerald Isle.
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