G. FASANELLI G. SPRING BREAK GREECE FOR STUDENTS AND ALUMNI, 2012 GIRL ON IFALIK ATOLL, MICRONESIA ROCK FORMATIONS IN CAPPADOCIA, TURKEY F p t o 8 n x T u R / q r A , g S s I a . Q P w m Ub v d E 9 1W e D Y 2 3 j k f i l y O c ~ LAND & RAIL ~ CRUISES 6 z 7 ~ RIVERS & LAKES ~ SPORTS EVENTS ; ~ FAMILY ADVENTURES 5 4 2 h 2013 TRIPS PLEASE NOTE: ALL PRICES LISTED ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES ARE LAND ONLY, PER PERSON DOUBLE OccUPANCY, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. LAND & RAIL u LEWIS & CLARK IN MONTANA & IDAHO p. 27 z A USTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND p. 12 R GREAT LAKES GRAND DISCOVERY p. 27 1 EYJ G PT & ORDAN BY PRIVATE PLANE p. 9 JUN 26–JUL 3, 2013 FEB 24–MAR 10, 2013, Jock Phillips ON YORKTOWN JUL 29–AUG 8, 2013 DEC 30, 2012–JAN 13, 2013, Paul Beran i SRI LANKA: ISLAND OF SERENDIPITY p. 28 x FLEMISH LANDSCAPES ON AMALYRA p. 15 2 MTI YS CAL INDIA p. 9 AUG 7–24, 2013, Anne Monius APR 13–23, 2013, Robert Kiely T PRAUO G E T PARIS WITH A MAIN & p. 31 JAN 3–20, 2013, Sue Weaver Schopf RHINE RIVERS CRUISE ON RIVER CLOUD II o SCANDINAVIAN SUMMER SOJOURN: p. 28 c PAPUA NEW GUINEA, YAP & PALAU p. 17 OCT 9–22, 2013 3 EXPLORING MYANMAR: LAND OF p. 12 SWEDEN, DENMARK & NORWAY ON CLIPPER ODYSSEY THE GOLDEN PAGODA AUG 11–24, 2013, Stephen Mitchell APR 16–MAY 2, 2013, Scott Edwards Y INDIA’S HOLY RIVER GANGES ON p. 33 FEB 22–MAR 7, 2013 BENGAL GANGA p ICELAND: FIVE-DAY IMMERSION p. 29 v NORTH AFRICA’S MEDITERRANEAN p. 18 DEC 30, 2013–JAN 17, 2014, Diana Eck 4 A USTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND p. 12 SEP 13–17, 2013, David Aguilar COAST ON CORINTHIAN FEB 24–MAR 10, 2013, Jock Phillips APR 20–30, 2013, Roger Owen a TURNING POINTS OF THE CIVIL WAR p. 29 SPORTS EVENTS 5 UB ENOS AIRES TO MENDOZA p. 13 FALL 2013 b REMEMBERING THE CIVIL WAR p. 19 MAR 12–23, 2013, Diana Sorensen ON YORKTOWN U THE MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT p. 16 s LEGENDARY TURKEY: FROM ISTANbuL p. 30 MAY 5–15, 2013, Amanda Claybaugh APR 10–13, 2013 6 BOTSWANA, ZAMBIA & ZIMBABWE p. 17 TO THE TURQUOISE COAST APR 14–27, 2013, Jonathan Losos OCT 5–19, 2013, Martin Puchner n THE BRITISH ISLES ON ISLAND SKY p. 20 I THE KENTucky DERby p. 16 MAY 11–24, 2013, Daniel Albright MAY 2–5, 2013 7 THE BEST OF BOTSWANA: HARVARD p. 18 d ISRAEL: EXPLORING THE HOLY LAND p. 31 UNIVERSITY ACCESSIBLE PROGRAM OCT 13–24, 2013, Susan Kahn m ARTISTIC TRADITIONS OF KOREA & p. 21 JAPAN ON CLIPPER ODYSSEY FAMILY ADVENTURES APR 19–MAY 5, 2013 f VIETNAM & CAMBODIA WITH THE p. 32 MAY 13–26, 2013, Theodore & Victoria Bestor FAMIL AN Y T ZANIA SAFARI p. 8 THE RISE & FALL OF THE ROMANOVS: p. 19 MEKONG RIVER O 8 DEC 26, 2012–JAN 7, 2013, Karen Kramer FOUR HUNDRED YEARS OF DYNASTY OCT 16–NOV 1, 2013, Caroline Reeves , TREASURES OF CATALONIA p. 21 ON CORINTHIAN MAY 2–14, 2013 g AN INSIDER’S ROME p. 32 P SPRING BREAK GREECE FOR STUDENTS p. 14 MAY 23–JUN 2, 2013, Patrice Higonnet & ALUMNI MOROCCAN DISCOVERY p. 20 OCT 25–NOV 2, 2013 9 MAR 15–23, 2013, Gregory Nagy MAY 11–24, 2013, Charles G. Cogan . SHORES OF IBERIA ON SEA CLOUD II p. 24 CRUISES JUN 2–14, 2013, Verena & Tom Conley WINTER IN THE WEST: A COLORADO p. 14 q THE BALKANS UNVEILED p. 22 A CROATIA’S IDYLLIC ISLANDS & p. 25 FAMILY GETAWAY MAY 23–JUN 7, 2013, David Elmer ANTARCTIC PENINSULA ON CORINTHIAN II p. 8 / h DALMATIAN COAST ON CORINTHIAN MAR 16–23, 2013 SILK ROAD ODYSSEY: CENTRAL ASIA p. 22 DEC 30, 2012–JAN 11, 2013, Michael McElroy w JUN 19–27, 2013, Peter W. Galbraith S FAMIL Y TURKEY p. 26 MAY 28–JUN 16, 2013, Laura Adams BELIZE & GUATEMALA ON YORKTOWN p. 10 j Q SI CILY BY SEA ON SEA CLOUD II p. 30 JUN 22–JUL 4, 2013, John “Jay” Ellison HIMALAYAN KINGDOMS: TIBET, NEPAL p. 23 JAN 12–19, 2013, Brian Farrell e SEP 21–29, 2013 A CHINA FAMILY TOUR OF CLASSICAL p. 26 & BHUTAN D k HISTOR Y & GARDENS OF THE p. 10 HIGHLIGHTS, PANDAS & YANGZI MAY 31–JUN 14, 2013 CARIBBEAN ON SEA CLOUD II RIVERS & LAKES RIVER CRUISE r MONGOLIA: LAND OF THE BLUE SKY p. 23 JAN 13–20, 2013, Joyce E. Chaplin & David Armitage JUN 26–JUL 7, 2013, Erez Manela JUN 1–15, 2013, Mark Elliott W THE ONCE & FUTURE EGYPT ON p. 13 l OBRUNEI T BALI ON CLIPPER ODYSSEY p. 11 SUN BOAT III F ALASKA UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN t EXPLORING ICELAND p. 24 FEB 11–27, 2013, Mark Van Baalen MAR 12–25, 2013, Tarek Swelim SUMMER 2013; CALL FOR DETAILS JUN 8–18, 2013 ; AFRICA GRAND VOYAGE ON CORINTHIAN p. 11 E TREASURES OF THE MISSISSIPPI & p. 15 y TANZANIA SAFARI & RWANDA p. 25 FEB 17–MAR 24, 2013 GULF COAST ON YORKTOWN GORILLA TREKKING MAR 29–APR 8, 2013 JUN 11–22, 2013, Daniel E. Lieberman FOR MORE DETAILS ON THESE TRIPS, CALL 800-422-1636 OR VISIT ALUMNI.HARVARD.EDU/HAA/TRAVEL 3 Harvard travelers’ quotes from recent trips… 2013 TRIPS 39836_stamp_art.indd 3 9/22/11 1:55 AM PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE EXCHANGES IN CUBA WITH THE HAA In 2011, the Harvard Alumni Association obtained special permission from the Office of Foreign Assets Control to offer “people-to-people” exchange programs in Cuba. Pending renewal of this permission, the HAA will continue to operate these programs through 2013. These programs are not vacations. University of Havana, docents from UPCOMING DEPARTURES: Every hour must be accounted for museums, artisans and craftsmen October 24–30, 2012 and involve meaningful interactions of various trades, musicians and November 5–11, 2012 with Cuban people. Further restrictions dancers, and local residents. They will pertaining to the Cuban Assets help you gain a better understanding December 27, 2012–January 2, 2013 Control Regulations apply. of the history, economics, education, (Family Adventure) health care, politics, art, architecture, Participants attend a full daily January 8–14, 2013 and culture of Cuba. schedule of activities that include March 14–25, 2013 lectures, roundtable discussions These HAA trips to Cuba are offered (Comprehensive Cuba) and break-out sessions, private only to Harvard alumni and not to the April 13–19, 2013 performances, artistic demonstrations general public. and interpretations, and informal Please note that the Office of Foreign Assets Control conversations, all delivered by local guidelines are strict, and Harvard fully complies with Cubans. Speakers and guests include all regulations under the license. professors and students from the 6 6 PHOTOS: CHRISTOPHER MICHEL MBA ’98 ON THE FEBRUARY 2012 HAA TRIP “CUBA IN TRANSITION” TO BOOK A TRIP, CALL 800-422-1636 OR VISIT ALUMNI.HARVARD.EDU/HAA/TRAVEL 7 FAMILY TANZANIA SAFARI ANTARCTIC PENINSULA ON CORINTHIAN II DEC 26, 2012–JAN 7, 2013 DEC 30, 2012–JAN 11, 2013 FAMILY ADVENTURES CRUISE This trip has it all for your family— STUDY LEADER: KAREN KRAMER is a professor This voyage takes place during the STUDY LEADER: MICHAEL McELROY is the amazing wildlife, extraordinary cultures, of human evolutionary biology with particular austral summer, when days are long and Gilbert Butler Professor of Environmental and activities for all ages, including interests in cooperation, parenting, and relatively mild, seabirds are courting, Studies at Harvard. He studies changes community service exchange. Search the childhood. She has conducted field research and massive icebergs are thawing in the composition of the atmosphere with trees for leopards during frequent game for the past 20 years with the Yucatec Maya into sculptures of brilliant form and an emphasis on the impact of human drives led by experienced guides. Enjoy a and with the Pumé, a group of South color. Each day presents a new discovery. activity. His research explores the manner variety of accommodations that allow American hunter-gatherers. She also Cruise through ice-filled channels, in which changes in the composition of young travelers to explore, play games, collaborates with conservation biologists observe crowded penguin rookeries, the atmosphere affect climate. and let off steam outdoors. Your children and primatologists in Madagascar. and view minkes, humpbacks, and orcas SHIP SIZE: 114 guests will even have their own Tanzania pen cavorting in the sparkling waters. GROUP SIZE: Up to 25 guests PRICING: From $9,995/$16,690 SINGLE pals, whom they will meet on safari. (Harvard exclusive) Corinthian II’s maneuverability allows Whether it’s learning Swahili or sharing for in-depth exploration, while its fleet CO-SPONSORS: American Museum of Natural stories with newfound friends, there is PRICING: A dult: $8,495/$9,695 SINGLE of Zodiac landing craft provides up-close History, Columbia Alumni Association, something for all ages. Teen 12–15: $7,995/$9,195 SINGLE viewing of the spectacular scenery. University of North Carolina Child 6–11: $7,295 A team of expert naturalists and lecturers ensures a rewarding educational journey. Limited availability 8 ETGYP & JORDAN BY PRIVATE PLANE MYSTICAL INDIA DEC 30, 2012–JAN 13, 2013 JAN 3–20, 2013 AIRFARE INCLUDED LAND & RIVER LAND T ravel to Egypt during an exciting time in STUDY LEADER: PAUL BERAN is the author of A s mystical and spiritual as it is chaotic STUDY LEADER: SUE WEAVER SCHOPF is this ancient country’s history.