Current as of: January 15, 2020 - 15:00 Valid for departures: From January 1, 2019 to December 31, 2021

The Best of the Via Dinarica Trip Notes

 Ways to Travel: Guided Group 13 Days Land only Trip Code:  Destinations: Albania, Montenegro, Min age: 16 TVR Challenging Kosovo  Programmes: Walking & Trekking

Trip Overview

Discover a network of old shepherd trails as we traverse through high alpine mountains, taking in vibrant forests and glacial lakes. The Via Dinarica trail spans nearly 2000km across Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo, Serbia, Albania and Macedonia. This epic route cannot be completed in two weeks, so we explore the southern part of the Via Dinarica. The mountains encircling Albania, Kosovo and Montenegro offer some of the most remote and wild scenery. Picturesque mountain villages are inhabited by agricultural communities, where farming practices and traditional shepherd life have been preserved for generations. We enjoy breathtaking views as we cross remote borders with time to soak up the traditional shepherd mountain life along the way. With a slew of awards - Via Dinarica was National Geographic Traveller's "Best of the World" destination for 2017 - this is guaranteed to amaze and challenge the keen trekker.

At a Glance

 5 nights hotels, 4 nights guesthouses, 3 nights shepherd mountain huts  10 days point-to-point trekking  Altitude maximum 2300m, average 1930m  Group normally 5 to 16, plus local leader. Min age 16 yrs

Trip Highlights  Traditional shepherd hospitality  Cross remote borders  Wild mountain scenery  Picturesque mountain villages

Is This Trip for You?

Activity Level: 5 (Challenging)

This trek is suitable for keen trekkers who are prepared to put in some physical preparation. For the most part, our walks follow good shepherd trails yet the terrain can be very rocky in parts, winding through high alpine mountains. At times we will encounter some trails which are not well maintained and can be a little overgrown. We will encounter sustained steep ascents/descents (sometimes with gravel slopes) and you should be condent in your ability to deal with heights. Walking hours stated are given as approximates only.

Accommodation is basic. Facilities are limited at the shepherd huts and usually consist of sharing the oor space in a large room (not too dissimilar to a Scottish bothy or a French gite). Rooms at the guesthouses are mixed-sex dormitory style. In a couple of the properties there is only one shower, so the group will need to factor this in when deciding when to take a shower.

Due to certain areas still being relatively undeveloped, some of the drives will be on windy and quite bumpy roads. Some roads are full of potholes and of a much lower standard to what we are used to in much of Europe. Still, we are always rewarded with spectacular wild scenery throughout.

Luggage is transferred by horses at times during the trek. Please bring soft bags rather than hard suitcases.

You may nd our Fitness Training Guide a useful reference: https://www.breakaway-adventures.com/Breakaway_wt_fitness_training_guide.pdf

Following a review of all our trips we have categorised this trip as generally not suitable for persons of reduced mobility. However if you are a regular traveller on such trips, please contact customer services to discuss the trip and your personal condition.

Group

Group normally 5 to 16. There will be a local leader, a driver, plus horsemen during the trek (to help with luggage transportation from one village to the next. Our local partner was born and raised in the Albanian Alps and has been walking in the region since he was a child. For parts of the trek, we will be joined by a second local guide when in Kosovo and Montenegro.

Adult min age: 16 Min group size: 5 Max group size: 16

Itinerary Land Only

Start City: Tirana End City: Tirana

Land Only Itinerary

Day 1 Start Tirana, Albania The tour starts at our centrally located hotel in Tirana, Albania's trendy capital (approx. 30 minutes drive from the airport). The group transfer takes place in the evening. Our leader will hold a brieng in the morning to discuss the upcoming trip and answer any questions.

Hotel Kruja or similar Day 2 Drive to Komani Lake; scenic ferry journey, followed by a walk to Tropoje Village

This morning we drive (approx. 4 hrs) to Komani Lake. We then have a 2 hour ferry journey through the gorge to Fierza. The boat journey allows us to take in the spectacular scenery whilst we wind our way between high cliffs and towering peaks. It is described as one of the world's great boat journeys. Three hydroelectric power plants have been built here at the lake, which produces approx. 70% of Albania's electricity. Upon arrival in Fierza, we'll visit the 200 year old Mic Sokoli tower, which is signicant in northern Albanian history and culture. We'll then walk for 2 hours to our guesthouse in Tropoje.

Aste Guesthouse or similar

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance covered: 7 km / 4 miles Altitude gain (m): 244 Altitude loss (m): 164 Activity (hours): 2

Day 3 Through Tropoje Valley, following the river to Sylbice

We walk up through Tropoje Valley and follow the river, taking several breaks along the way to enjoy the beautiful alpine scenery. Lunch will be a picnic in the valley. In the afternoon we reach our alpine huts in Sylbice Alpine Pasture, which is where we stay for the night. The huts belong to a local family and we'll enjoy the homemade food and traditional hospitality, which has remained unchanged in this area for decades.

Max. altitude 1620m.

Sylbica Huts

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance covered: 16 km / 10 miles Altitude gain (m): 1693 Altitude loss (m): 493 Activity (hours): 7 Day 4 Cross the border into Kosovo; trek through alpine pastures to Belegu

Today we cross the border into Kosovo and trek through green alpine pastures to Belegu. We start walking at 1650m, eventually reaching Ali Cela Pass at 2227m, where we have stunning views of the glacial lakes in Albania. We then start descending to Belegu. For lunch, we'll enjoy another picnic en route, and dinner will be taken at Belugu shepherd huts, where we'll be staying this evening. Our host built this hut in the pine forest and plays the cifteli, a traditional musical instrument, so we'll enjoy some folk songs from the area.

Max. altitude 2300m.

Belegu Huts

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance covered: 15 km / 9 miles Altitude gain (m): 977 Altitude loss (m): 693 Activity (hours): 6

Day 5 Walk along ridges to the shepherd village of Milisevac Today's trail is carpeted with a dazzling array of wildowers as we ascend from deep valleys to green mountain pastures, enjoying breathtaking panoramic views as we walk along ridges to the shepherd village of Milisevac run by a delightful family. Today’s route takes us off the tourist map and follows trails known by our local guide, we are unlikely to pass fellow trekkers as our paths takes us away from the Peaks of the Balkans trail. The halfway point of today's walk is the remote village of Prilep where we will enjoy local hospitality and have our lunch.

Max. altitude 2018m.

Milishevc hut, Lojza hut

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance covered: 13 km / 8 miles Altitude gain (m): 515 Altitude loss (m): 716 Activity (hours): 6-7 Day 6 Trek to Lumbardhi ridge; descend to Rugova Camp Hotel and continue to Reka e Allages

Today's landscape is truly untouched and wild starting at 1600m we hike up to 2150m over 6km. This area is renowned for its hospitality, with delicious cheese and homemade raki available to try. We rst ascend to Lumbardhi ridge and then descend through forest (sometimes the trail may be muddy) to Rugova Camp Hotel. From here we take a ride in 4x4’s to our guesthouse in Reka e Allages to avoid walking along the tarmac road.

Max. altitude 2127m.

Reka e Allages Ariu Guesthouse

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance covered: 15 km / 9 miles Altitude gain (m): 1059 Altitude loss (m): 1529 Activity (hours): 8

Day 7 To Boge via Mt Hajla (2403m) An exciting day today as we trek to Boge via Mt Hajla (2403m). Hajla is a mountain situated on the border of Montenegro and Kosovo and belongs to the north-eastern part of the Prokletije mountain range (or the Accursed Mountains). It is the highest peak in this range. Many consider Hajla to be one of the most beautiful peaks in the area. Those who live in this area still rely on stock-breeding and forestry, where shepherds still migrate to their summer huts and high settlements using the trails on which we walk on. Lunch will be a picnic en route and tonight we stay in a mountain hotel in Boge.

Max. altitude 2123m.

Hotel Magra Austria

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance covered: 22 km / 14 miles Altitude gain (m): 987 Altitude loss (m): 840 Activity (hours): 8 Day 8 Transfer to Kuqishte; trek to Babino Polje, Montenegro

We have a 30 minute transfer to Kuqishte, the start point of today's trek. We begin with an ascent on a good path, which leads us through lofty pine trees. From here, we have a steady climb to a valley full of dramatic rock formations and lakes. This is our highest point of today, with expansive views of the Accursed Mountains to the south. Depending on visibility, we may be able to see Babino Polje in Montenegro. We cross the border into Montenegro from here, with a delightful descent through a high alpine meadow, until we reach the sheep pastures above the Babino Polje Valley.

Max. Altitude 2276m.

Triangle Woodhouse

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance covered: 16 km / 10 miles Altitude gain (m): 991 Altitude loss (m): 1006 Activity (hours): 7

Day 9 Trek to Hrid Lake in Prokletije National Park; continue to Plav Today we trek to Hrid Lake, starting with a trail through woodland. Hrid Lake can easily be circled, with its western part offering enjoyable views. The lake is recognised as a strict nature reserve within the Prokletije National Park. If the weather is good we can enjoy a quick refreshing swim at this tranquil spot. We then continue along a series of hills to Plav. Today’s walk is one of the longest and we cover a variety of terrain. In Plav there is a supermarket so there is an opportunity to purchase snacks and ice-cream.

Max. altitude 2046m.

Hotel Lake View or similar

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance covered: 22 km / 14 miles Altitude gain (m): 626 Altitude loss (m): 1202 Activity (hours): 8 Day 10 Transfer to Gradec; trek to Vuthaj via Bor Peak (2106m)

We have a beautiful and exciting trek today, as we are going to summit Bor (2106m). This morning we start with a transfer to reach the start point of the trek, we begin driving on a tarmac road before turning off onto a gravel road where it gets progressively bumpier the higher we go. The trail starts in the beech forest and then it opens out into meadows covered in wildowers. We then climb Bor (a steep ascent), from the top there are stunning panoramic views of the Guisinje Valley, Plav and the surrounding mountains of Kosovo and Albania. The next part of the trek follows a nice path as we gradually descend to the village of Vuthaj.

Max. altitude 2106m.

Rosi or Dudushi Guesthouse Vuthaj

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance covered: 12 km / 7 miles Altitude gain (m): 584 Altitude loss (m): 1116 Activity (hours): 7

Day 11 Trek to the glacial lakes of Jezerca This morning we will be transported with our luggage by 4x4’s to the Zastan huts. From the old police border ofce, we climb up to the Jezerca lakes, passing through dense forest. It is important to carry enough water for the day on this day as there are limited water sources along this route. From the lakes, we continue through forest along a trail all the way to Rossi Pass. We then descend into the village of Valbona.

Max. altitude 2000m

Hotel Margjeka or similar

Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance covered: 11 km / 7 miles Altitude gain (m): 640 Altitude loss (m): 760 Activity (hours): 7 Day 12 Drive to Prizren and onto Rubik; short afternoon walk.

This morning we leave the Valbona Valley and drive into Kosovo, we stop at the Old Town of Prizren. Here we will have a guided tour of the city including The League of Prizren, Sinan Pasha Mosque and the old town centre. After the tour, we will have lunch in Prizren before continuing our drive to the small village of Rubik (approx. 2 hours). Upon arrival in Rubik we will check into our hotel. In the late afternoon, we will take a short walk through the village.

Eco Hotel Marubi

Meals included: Breakfast, Dinner

Distance covered: 5 km / 3 miles Activity (hours): 1-2

Day 13 Drive to Tirana; free afternoon

After breakfast, we transfer back to Tirana. When we arrive in the capital we will have a short orientation tour, the rest of the afternoon is free for you to explore the city. We transfer to the airport late afternoon in time for the group transfers. Meals included: Breakfast

All ascents, descents and distances listed above have been measured by our local partners or tour leaders. Please note that different GPS measuring devices can give differing results dependent on the barometric pressures at the time. Measurements stated throughout these trips notes are given to help you understand the types of terrain and distances you will encounter.

Accommodation Hotels, guesthouses, shepherd huts 5 nights hotels, 4 nights guesthouses, 3 nights shepherd mountain huts.

We'll experience wonderful hospitality whilst staying at the shepherd huts and family-run guesthouses. At the huts, all group members share the sleeping space between two or more rooms. They are not too dissimilar to a Scottish mountain bothy or a French gite, whereby you sleep on mattresses on the oor. You will need to bring your own sleeping bag for the huts. Facilities are limited and basic but the warm hospitality more than makes up for it. Please note that charging facilities can be limited. At the guesthouses, rooms are welcoming but simple. We stay in dormitory rooms for between 4 and 6 people. It may be necessary for male and female group members to share. Our guesthouse in Tropojë belonged to our local partner's grandfather and has been lovingly renovated into a guesthouse. There are 4 twin rooms and one quadruple room here; all bathrooms are ensuite except for one of the twin rooms where it is separate.

Our hotel in Boge is a nice welcome after a few nights in more basic accommodation, there is a swimming pool here so you may wish to bring your costume.

Please note that a single supplement is available (hotels only). Single rooms are not available at the shepherd huts or guesthouses. Also, at some of the guesthouses there is only one shower, so you have to be sparing with the hot water and be prepared to wait.

Where a single supplement is available, paying for a single will only guarantee a room for single use. It does not necessarily mean a twin or double room will be provided for sole occupancy.

Please note that a member of the group may be allocated a single room by default if the make-up of the group means there isn’t anyone for them to share with. Paying the supplement in advance is the only way to guarantee a single room.

Single supplements cannot be refunded retrospectively.

Single supplement from $209.25 USD

Food & Transport

Eating & Drinking All breakfasts, 10 lunches and 12 dinners included.

It wasn't until the collapse of the socialist republics in the early 1990s that the world got its rst glimpse of the Balkans. This region has retained its subsistence culture and show very little signs of changing. You can expect your food to have been reared/grown not too far from your plate. Dairy products, especially milk, cheese and yoghurt are present in almost every meal. Breakfasts consist of cereals, bread and jam, eggs and cheese, tea and coffee. Picnics are provided on the trek and usually consist of bread, meats and local cheeses. For dinner, simple grilled meats, usually beef, chicken or lamb, are commonly served with potatoes or rice, and locally-grown vegetables and salads. Pies and other pastry-based dishes are also a staple in this region.

If you follow a vegan diet you should expect that the variety of food may be limited whilst on this trip. This diet is relatively uncommon in this region and we cannot guarantee that the hotels, shepherd huts and guesthouses will provide meals that have the necessary variety.

Water is provided, but very often this is from local wells or mountain streams and is not chlorinated. If you are concerned about drinking untreated water, we suggest you bring a supply of water treatment tablets or a SteriPEN.

SteriPENs are widely stocked on Amazon, outdoor shops and other online retailers; look for the latest models but avoid USB charging ones. Better still, a SteriPEN will pay for itself over the course of the trek and you won’t leave behind a single plastic bottle – you will end up spending the same or even less than you would on bottled water, plus you can keep it for future trips.

Transportation

For this trip, we use private buses and 4x4's for our transfers. Luggage is transported by horses.

Weather & Seasonality

Weather Information

In the mountainous, temperatures are mostly elevation dependent. The weather can be unpredictable in the mountains so you should bring appropriate clothing for both sunny and cooler days. Stormy weather cannot be ruled out. Daytime temperatures in the lower valleys will vary between 15ºC and 30ºC. In the summer, the days are generally hot with clear skies and little rain. Temperatures can drop in the evenings. The higher we are, the cooler the temperature.

Weather Charts Weather chart for Kosovo Joining Instructions

Travelling land only: 14 days starting in Tirana and ending in Tirana

Your trip normally starts at our accommodation in Tirana in the evening of Day 1 of the itinerary. Details of how to reach the start point are provided in the Final Joining Instructions - sent approximately two weeks before departure.

Full joining instructions including local emergency numbers will be sent to you as part of our Final Joining Instructions. If you do not receive these at least a week before departure, or require them earlier please contact our ofce or your travel agent.

Transfers Details Airport transfers are included for those able to meet the group timings. Please note that transfers are not included for clients arriving at any other time, even if Breakaway has booked your flights. If you require airport transfers, you may (by prior arrangement only) be able to join the group transfer. Transfers are arranged at designated times to coincide with the group timings - please check the group timing details 2 weeks before departure. If you do not take this transfer, or miss it, you must make your own way to the joining point at your own expense. You can pre-book private arrival and departure transfers through Breakaway if you wish (payable in advance). Please ensure that you provide us with all relevant information at least 2 weeks before departure.

Location start: Tirana Location end: Tirana

What to Take Essential Equipment

Daypack (20-30L capacity)

Lightweight walking boots (with good tread and ankle support)

Walking socks

Water bottle (2 litre)

Sandals or comfortable shoes for non-trekking days

Layered clothing - several light tops (for protection against cold, wind or sun)

Lightweight waterproof jacket and wind stopper

Warm jumper or eece for evenings

Light trekking trousers and shorts

Sunscreen, sun-hat, sunglasses

Flashlight or headlight (with a spare battery)

Sleeping bag

Dry bag to keep your kit dry

Toilet paper. Supplies in the shepherd huts are variable.

Small rst aid kit

Camera with batteries (it will not always be possible to charge batteries- spares are recommended)

Please do not bring hard suitcases as our luggage is transported by horses. A free Breakaway kitbag will be provided.

We believe in reducing our negative environmental impacts wherever possible, this goes for when you need to spend a penny in the great outdoors! If no facilities are available there may come a time when you need to go to the loo behind a tree/bush/rock. To avoid leaving toilet paper behind we recommend taking biodegradable dog poo/sandwich bags with you. Once you have done your business you can pop the used toilet roll in here and take it off the mountain or trail at the end of the day and dispose of it when there are appropriate facilities available.

Optional Equipment

Walking poles Earplugs

Energy bars and snack supply, enough for a small snack each day

Chlorine tablets

SteriPen

Breakaway Kitbag

If you book this trip, we provide an Breakaway kitbag to pack your luggage in while on trek. Once you have booked you will be sent instructions on how to claim your free bag (they will not be sent out automatically). Please note that if you book less than three weeks before the departure date we cannot guarantee that your kitbag will arrive before your trip starts, so if this is the case please contact us to let us know.

Practical Information

Visa Albania

No visa required for most nationalities, including USA passport holders, most other EU nationalities, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand.

Montenegro

No visa required for USA passport holders. Kosovo

No visa required for most nationalities, including USA passport holders, most other EU nationalities, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand.

Visa regulations can change without notice: please check the current regulations in good time to obtain a visa if one is required.

There are no specific health risks on this trip.

Vaccination Albania

There are no specific health risks.

Montenegro

There are no specific health risks.

Kosovo

There are no specific health risks.

Travel health can often be something people forget about before going away, but a little preparation and knowledge can go a long way to help you stay t and healthy while abroad.

The above information can change at short notice; as we are not qualified to answer all your questions about travel health we strongly recommend you contact your Medical Professional or a Travel Health Clinic at least 8 weeks prior to departure for up-to- date information. Please note: vaccinations that are routinely recommended to residents of North America or Australasia are not considered to form part of the travel health advice, and you should ensure these are kept up to date where necessary.

For additional information please visit: Centers for Disease Control C.D.C at https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel

Insurance - are you adequately covered?

It is a condition of joining any of our holidays that you must be fully insured against medical and personal accident risks (to include repatriation costs and air ambulance or helicopter rescue services where appropriate). On arrival in destination for your trip, you will be asked to present details to your leader or local representative of your policy.

If you are resident of the United States, we recommend the Travelex Travel Select travel insurance policy, this is specifically designed to cover all activities on your trip. If arranging your own policy please ensure that you are covered for all activities that are part of the trip, optional activities that you intend to take part in and/or on high altitude itineraries, that you are covered up to the maximum altitude of the trip.

Local Time Albania's Timezone: Europe/Tirane CET (GMT +01:00) Montenegro's Timezone: Europe/Podgorica CET (GMT +01:00)

Electricity Albania's Electricity: European plug - 2 round pins. 230 Volts AC. Montenegro's Electricity: European plug - 2 round pins. 230 Volts AC. Kosovo's Electricity: European plug - 2 round pins. 230 Volts AC.

Money Albania's Currency

The national currency of Albania is the Albanian Lek (ALL), with an exchange rate at the time of publication (January 2020) of approximately 109 to the USD, 84 to the CAD, 122 to the EUR, 76 to the AUD and 72 to the NZD. Montenegro's Currency

The national currency of Montenegro is the Euro (EUR), with an exchange rate at the time of publication (August 2017) of approximately 0.84 to the USD, 0.67 to the CAD, 0.67 to the AUD and 0.62 to the NZD. Kosovo's Currency

The national currency of Kosovo is the Euro (EUR), with an exchange rate at the time of publication (August 2017) of approximately 0.84 to the USD, 0.66 to the CAD, 0.67 to the AUD and 0.62 to the NZD.

ATM Availability

It is easier to use Euros in this region; Kosovo & Montenegro use the Euro, while Albania use the Lek. You can obtain the Lek at ATM’s in Tirana. There are ATM's and currency exchange in the arrivals hall at the airport but you will usually find better exchange rates outside the airport.

Extra Expenses & Spending Money

You will usually find better exchange rates outside the airport, so you are better to exchange the bulk of your money in Tirana. It is important to carry small denominations as prices in Albania, Kosovo and Montenegro are relatively cheap compared to elsewhere in Europe.

Most meals are included in the price of the tour, and for those that aren't, you need only allow approx. €7.50 for dinner and €4.50 for lunch (plus a little more if drinking wine). Approx. drink prices in restaurants: beer, a glass of wine, water, soft drinks are €1.50.

Tipping

It is also customary to leave a tip for the driver and the local staff. This can be handed to your leader at the end of the week. For the driver and local staff, we recommend to budget approx. 10-15 Euros per person.

A tip for the leader at the end of the trip is greatly appreciated. As a guideline, we recommend a contribution of between 30- 40EUR per person. Responsible Tourism

At Breakaway we believe in the power of Responsible Travel.

Every time we travel, we are part of a global movement that creates jobs, builds more sustainable societies, encourages cultural understanding and safeguards common natural and cultural heritage.

Important Information

On all guided trips

Although our leaders are well trained to deal with different capabilities, if they have any concerns about someone’s ability to safely partake in an activity, or their impact on other people’s enjoyment, we authorize them to take necessary action which, in some circumstances, may involve asking someone to miss that activity. Although rarely enforced, by booking this trip you agree to section 5 of our Booking Conditions which clearly states that our leaders have the authority to do this. In these circumstances we will ensure anyone sitting out is safely provided for and offered alternative options where possible. Refunds will not be provided for activities missed and customers may be liable for additional costs incurred.

On all trips

In booking this trip you should be condent in your ability to participate in all activities described in these Trip Notes. If you have any doubt about your suitability you should call the Breakaway ofce and ask to speak to one of the experts on this itinerary.

In an emergency, please contact our 24 hour out of hours service on +44 (0) 844 326 7041.

Every time that you travel abroad you should take the time to read the warnings in the essential information in the brochure.

Full joining instructions including local emergency numbers, and details of how to reach the start point, will be sent to you approximately 2 to 3 weeks prior to departure. If you do not receive these at least a week before departure, or require them earlier please contact our ofce or your travel agent.

The information in these Trip Notes is given in good faith. Where differences exist between the Trip Notes and our current brochure or website, the Trip Notes supersede the brochure and website. All holidays can be subject to unexpected changes; in order to enjoy them you should be prepared to be exible where necessary. Occasionally, as stated in our brochure, it may not be possible to follow the itinerary as planned. This may be for a variety of reasons - climatic, political, physical or other. In these circumstances we will make the best possible alternative arrangements that maintain the integrity of the original itinerary.

This trip includes time by a lake, river or sea, where there may be opportunities to swim. Swimming results in more tourists deaths than any other activity. All customers should always seek local advice before deciding whether to swim, and are requested to treat the sea with extreme caution if they choose to enter the water.

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The U.S. State Department has up-to-date advice on staying safe and healthy abroad. For more on security, local laws, plus passport and visa information, see https://www.state.gov/travelers/

Keep informed of current travel health news by visiting Centers for Disease Control C.D.C at https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel

Advice can change so check regularly for updates.

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How to Book

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