Dear Fellow
Rotarians and Family of Rotary:
It is my
pleasure to invite you to share in a unique experience for District 7450, a
District Conference aboard a luxurious ocean liner, Royal Caribbean’s Explorer
of the Seas, for a fabulous five day cruise to Bermuda and back.
We
will board the magnificent Explorer of the Seas at Cape Liberty in Bayonne, NJ
on May 8, 2010 and return on May 13, 2010. There will be activities galore
aboard the ship, miniature golf, a rock climbing wall, tariff free shopping,
shows, casino, children’s pool and activities, health and fitness center or fun
in the sun, and of course, great food. The Explorer of the seas has it all.
While in
Bermuda, golfers will have an opportunity to play on a great course, and
shoppers will have a field day. Join us as we recognize our spectacular year
in District 7450. I look forward to seeing you on board!
Please register by clicking Register tab above.
Bon Voyage!
Al
Marland/District Governor |
Bermuda:
Nearly 600
Nautical miles off the coast of North Carolina, this island is known for its
pastel painted houses, brilliantly colored gardens, cricket matches, fabulous
golf courses and charming shorts. Its pink sand beaches and excellent shopping
make Bermuda a delightful place to visit.
Kings
Wharf:
This
cultural center built at the remarkable Royal Naval Dockyard offers hopping,
restaurants, art galleries, craft markets and eight wonderful museums. For
water-lovers it also offers a snorkel park and an extensive watersports
facility, making it an excellent destination for the whole family.
Hamilton:
This
charming town is quintessential Bermuda, with pastel buildings and businessmen
bustling around in their jackets, ties and famous shorts. From here, you can
set sail to see the more than 350 islands that make up Bermuda. Or grab a game
of golf at one of six world-class golf courses in this area.
St.
George:
In the
oldest inhabited town of English origin in the New World, you’ll find yourself
surrounded by history. Visit the Old State House, constructed in 1620, and
Gates Fort, built by the original settlers on the ship-wrecked Sea Venture,
which dates back to 1609. Or set out on a walking tour beginning on Ordinance
Island and explore the cobbled streets in town. |
Payments: A $315 (including non-refundable $15 registration fee)
per person deposit is due with your reservation to secure your cabin. The
balance will be due December 15, 2009
The Price & What it includes: 5 night cruise in your chosen accommodation, all port
taxes and government fees, gratuities to ship personnel, all plenary sessions
and special events, all meals, snacks and on board entertainment.
Travel Insurance: Travel/Interruption Insurance for your cruise to guard
against cancellation penalties is highly recommended. Please ask your travel
planner for cost and details.
Single Reservations: Single Reservations require an additional cost.
Please inquire for total cost when making your reservation.
Final Payment: Payment of final balance in US funds is due by December 15, 2009.
Not Included: Drinks, Insurance, Passport fees, personal items or
incidental charges.
Travel ID: A signed, valid through November 8, 2010 passport is
required for all travelers, regardless of age. Please send a photocopy of the
picture page of your passport with your deposit.
Cancellations: must be made in writing to TLG Travel, 111 Township Line
Rd, Jenkintown, Pa. 19444. You can also email district7450@tlgtravel.com with
notification of cancellation. From time of booking until November 4, 2009, a
$250 per person penalty will apply. From November 5, 2009 through February 1,
2010, a $335 per person penalty will apply. From February 2, 2010 through
March 3, 2010, a $500 per person penalty will apply. From March 4, 2010
through April 3, 2010, a 50% penalty plus $275 per person penalty will apply.
From April 4, 2010, there will be a 100% penalty.
Responsibility: Each passenger making reservations for or participating
in District 7450 Cruise understands and agrees to all terms, conditions and
limitations set forth in this brochure. In endeavoring to make arrangements
with various persons, firms and corporations for the services and
accommodations described in this brochure, TLG Travel acts strictly as an agent
for the Cruise Line. As agent, TLG shall not be responsible or liable for, and
expressly disclaims any responsibility for, any costs, injury, expenses or
damage to person or property which results directly or indirectly from any act,
whether negligent or otherwise, or commission or omission, including but not
limited to delays of any person, firm or corporation, which is to, or does
provide products or services in connection with this trip, including but not
limited to transportation, (whether by land, sea or air), lodging, food and beverage,
entertainment, sightseeing, luggage handling, tour guiding or escorting. TLG
Travel reserves the right to decline, accept or retain, at any time or for any
reason, any person as a participant on this program. |
