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2. PRESENTED BY :- ANAGHA .S. MASURKAR
ASSESSOR :- PAMELA MAM
BATCH CODE :- AE5
YEAR :- 2016-2017

3.  Acknowledgement
 Aims & Objectives :-IATA,UFTA
PATA,ICAO,TAAI,WARSAW,MONTREAL &
CHICAGO CONVENTION
 Freedoms Of Air
 Two Countries History
 Travel Documentation
 Day to Day-Itinerary
 Why my package is good
 Conclusion
 Bibliography

4. I take this opportunity to thank Ms.Pamela
Joseph, who made each of the classes
interesting and informative. Her suggestions
and help on doing this assignment was really
helpful. By doing this assignment I can now
proudly say that I know a lot of things about
this industry.

5. IATA
(International Air Transport Association)
TO PROMOTE :-
Safe, regular & economical air
transport & to study the problems
connected therewith.
TO PROVIDE :-
Means for collaboration, engaged
directly or indirectly.
TO CO-OPERATE :-
With international Civil Aviation
Organization & other international
Organizations.

6. UFTAA
(Universal Federation Of Travel Agents Association)
1. To unite & reinforce National Association &
organization of travel agents.
2. To act as a sole representative of the travel
agency profession at international & worldwide
levels.
3. To ensure maximum possible cohesion,
prestige, protection, & development in the
economic, juridical & social sphere for the
tourist trade economy.

7. PATA
(Pacific Area Travel Association)
 To develop, promote, & facilitate travel.
 To operate in US market as the world’s
biggest travel market & providing the
meeting point for the people involved in all
aspects of the travel.
 To focus attention on travel opportunities in
member countries & to build up greater
awareness & specific contacts among the
travel trade in countries.

8.  To work together to develop an ever-
increasing flow of pleasure travel.
 To provide leadership to the collective efforts
of all the members.

9. ICAO
(International Civil Aviation Organization)
 To ensure the safety & orderly growth to ICA
throughout the world.
 To encourage the arts of the aircraft design &
operation.
 To encourage the development of railways,
airports & navigation facilities for ICAO.
 To meet the needs of the people of the world.

10.  Prevent economic waste caused by
unreasonable competition.
 Promote safety of flight in international air
navigation.
 Avoid discrimination between contracting
countries.
 Promote generally the development of all
aspects of International civil aeronautics.

11. TAAI
(Travel Agents Association Of India)
 To safe-guard & protects the interest of its
members.
 To keep constant touch with the government
& various other organizations.
 To go-through the problems connected with
the industry.

12.  The broad principle set forth in the Warsaw
convention is “the carrier is liable to the
passenger, shipper or consignee, unless it
can prove that it has taken all necessary
measures to avoid damage. The burden of
proof is thus shifted from the claimant, where
it normally rests, & placed on the carrier”.

13.  In 1929, the Warsaw convention an
intergovernmental agreement concluded with
several amendments & additions which
includes the liability of airlines for death or
injury to passengers & for loss, damage or
delay to baggage & cargo in most
international travel.
 In this convention a limit prescribes the
amount for which the carrier is liable.

14. The Montreal Convention (formally, the Convention
for the Unification of Certain Rules for
International Carriage by Air) is a multilateral
treaty adopted by a diplomatic meeting
of ICAO member states in 1999. It amended
important provisions of the Warsaw
Convention’s regime concerning compensation
for the victims of air disasters. The Convention
attempts to re-establish uniformity and
predictability of rules relating to the international
carriage of passengers, baggage and cargo.

15.  In this convention, nearly all countries active
in international air transport, participated.
 The Chicago convention governs relations
between states on technical as well as
commercial subjects connecting International
Air Transport

16.  It includes :-
 flying over territory of contracting states,
customs, rules of the air spread of disease,
 Nationality of aircraft,
 Facilitation,
 Documents,
 International standards & practices,
 Statistics, Finance, Technical assistance, etc;

18. FREEDOMS OF AIR APPLICABLE IN THIS TOUR
PACKAGE :
 Second freedom of air.
 Fourth freedom of air.
 Fifth freedom of air.

19. Australia Thailand

20.  The History of Australia refers to the history of
the area and people of the common wealth of
Australia and its preceding Indigenous & colonial
societies.
 Aboriginal Australians are believed to have first
arrived on the Australian mainland by sea
from Maritime Southeast Asia between 40,000
and 70,000 years ago.
 The artistic, musical & spiritual traditions they
established are among the longest surviving such
traditions in human history.
 The first known landing in Australia by
Europeans was by Dutch navigator Willem
Janszoon in 1606.

21.  A First Fleet of British ships arrived at Botany
Bay in January 1788 to establish a penal
colony.
 In the century that followed, the British
established other colonies on the continent,
and European explorers ventured into its
interior.
 Indigenous Australians were greatly
weakened and their numbers diminished by
introduced diseases and conflict with the
colonists during this period.

22.  Capital :- Canberra
 Language :- English
 Currency :- 1 Australian Dollar= 53.487353
INR
 Australian Time Difference= GMT+9.5

23.  A valid passport or other valid travel
documents.
 A valid visa or authority to enter Australia
(including electronic visas).
 A completed & signed incoming passenger
card including health & character declaration.

24.  Free import provide goods are carried by
passenger.
 Group1: General goods not exceeding AUD 900
for passenger 18 years & over (AUD450 for
passenger under 18 years), including gifts,
cameras, electronic goods, perfumes, sports
equipments, etc;
Personal goods are free from duty & taxes if they
are : owned & used by passenger overseas by 12
months or more
Imported temporarily ( a security may be required
by customs)

25.  Group2 :- ALCOHOL.2.25ltrs. Of alcoholic
beverages per person aged 18 yrs & above.
 Group3 :- Tobacco : 250 cigarettes or 250
grams of tobacco products per person 18 yrs
& above. One open packet containing 25
cigarettes or less is also allowed.

26.  Local currency (Australian Dollars AUD) &
foreign currencies : No restrictions up to
AUD-10,000;(or equivalent in freely
convertible currency)
Note : any amount of Australian or foreign
currency in coins & bank notes exceeding
AUD-10,000 ;(or equivalent in freely
convertible currency) has to be declared in a
Cross Border Movement Report (CBMR)

27.  Other than coins & bank notes : travelers
entering/departing Australia must declare if
requested one of the following barer negotiable
instrument (BNI) :
 Bill Of Exchange
 Cheque
 Promissory Notes
 Barer bond
 Traveler’s cheque
 Money order, postal order or similar order.
 Negotiable instruments not covered by any of the
above paragraphs

28.  Sydney
 Melbourne
 Gold coast sea world
 Great Ocean Road
 Southern star
 Victoria museum
 Royal botanic garden
 Bondi beach
 Opera house

30.  Thailand is a constitutional monarchy. It was
a parliamentary democracy until the May
2014 coup by the National Council for Peace
and Order. Its capital city is Bangkok.

31.  Capital :- Bangkok
 Language :- Thai
 Currency :- Baht

32.  You need a valid passport that will not expire
within next six months, your passport must have
an empty page for visa.
 You will need at least two 2-by-2 inch passport
size photos. They should be full face photos with
a light color background, taken within the six
months of the date of your application.
 You will need to provide a copy of your itinerary
for your Thailand trip or proof of a round-trip
airline ticket.
 You will need copy of your recent Bank
statement, that shows an available balance of at
least $500 per individual or $1000 for a family.

33.  Free export of tobacco products &/or tobacco
: any quality
 Prohibited (without license)
 Antique or objects of art, whether officially
registered as art or not.
 Religious articles (excluding a small Buddha
image normally carried on person).

34.  Currency Import Regulations :
Local currency : up to THB 50,000-per person
or THB 10,000;per family holding one
passport.
Foreign currencies: unlimited however, amount
of foreign currency exceeding USD 20,000(or
equivalent) must be declared to a custom
officer upon arrival of all travelers.

35. Currency Export Regulations :Local currency :
up to THB 50,000-per person or THB
10,000;per family holding one passport.
Foreign currencies: unlimited however, amount
of foreign currency exceeding USD 20,000(or
equivalent) must be declared to a custom
officer upon arrival of all travelers.

36.  Bangkok
 Pattaya
 Hat yai
 Krabi
 Kanchanaburi
 Dream world

38.  AUSTRALIA TOUR :-
INR =1,25,255
 THAILAND TOUR :-
INR = 85,899
 TOTAL FAIR = 2,11,154
Inclusive of return airfare + taxes, airport
transfer, buffet breakfast & dinner, hotel
accommodation.

39.  Departure from chhatrapati shivaji
international airport, Mumbai (BOM)
 Journey by Air India BOM-KUL-MEL,20 NOV
2016 at 1315 hrs.
 Arrival (KUL)-2055 hrs.
 Departure-2230 hrs.

40. DAY 1
 Arrival at Melbourne Airport (MEL), at 0920
hrs, 21 NOV 2016.
 A Tourist Bus will be accompany with the
passengers in the hotel.
 Booking done in the hotel in Melbourne City
MANTRA TULLAMARINE HOTEL

41.  The passenger take rest in their rooms & freshen up.
Have breakfast in the hotel.
 They are taken for the ride along THE GREAT OCEAN
road. The railroad idea was rejected when the costal
residents begin calling for easy transport.
 Hence, construction begin on the great ocean road in
1919. The great ocean road was officially opened in
1932.
 After the ride, passenger will returns to the hotel in
the afternoon.
 In the evening a tour of Melbourne city is taken every
evening a pared is performed by penguins in the
Philip island

43. DAY 2
Hot air balloon ride SOUTHERN STAR

44. Southern star-opening :-
 Another beautiful place to see in the southern
star.
 The project undertaken by ING REAL ESTATE &
MANAGED BY HANSAN YUNCHEN.
 The cost of $100 million to construct between
2006-2008, & was expected to attract 1.5 million
visitors to attract every year.

45. DAY 3
VICTORIA MUSEUM ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN

47. DAY 4 :
 On 23 NOV 2016 2016-1017-0830 hrs
departure for Sydney via Virgin Australia 895
MEL-SYD.
 Arrival at Sydney (SYD) airport at 1055 hrs,23
NOV 2016.

48. Accommodation at : NOVOTEL ROCKFORD
DARLING HARBOUR

49. DAY 5 :
THE BONDI BEACH
 “BONDI” or “BOONDI” is an aboriginal word
meaning water breaking over rocks or noise
of water breaking over rocks.
 The Australian Museum states that Bondi
means ‘a place where a flight of nulls took
place’.

50. DAY 6:
GOLD COAST SEA WORLD
 After breakfast, depart for a full filled tour of
sea world, on seat in coach basis.
 Sea world is a marine mammal park,
oceanrium, & theme park located on the Gold
Coast, Queen’s land Australia. It includes
rides, animal exhibits, shows, etc;
 You will be transferred back to hotel on seat
on coach basis.

52. DAY 7 :
The great Barrier Reef
 The great barrier reef is a great & extremely
ancient, enormous host of living things,
perhaps as much as twenty million years.
 There is a diverse range of living organisms
such as coral, algea, sponges, snakes, fish
warms, starfish, tortuals, mollucus, snake, &
an extraordinary array of thousands of
species of plants & animals.

54. DAY8 :
 Departure from Sydney (SYD) airport, at 1515
hrs-27 NOV 2016; SYD-BKK via JETSTAR 27.
 Arrival at BANKOK,THAILAND at 2030 hrs.

55.  ARRIVAL TO PATTAYA:- after the arrival in
Bangkok & transferred to Pattaya which is a
short 2 hrs drive from Bangkok, check in
hotel. TIME TO RELAX!!!!!!

56. DAY 9 :
THE ALCAZAR SHOW WITH CULTURAL ELEPHANT
SHOW
 A world famous cabaret, featuring a grand
theater with 1200 seats & thousands of watt of
pulsating sound the Alcazar show is a unique
blend of acting, dancing, design, stage &
glamorous actors performing together in an
unforgetfull mélange of light, sound & color,
truly a visit to this show will make your journey
worthy, Overnight at hotel.

58. DAY 10 :
PATTAYA-CORAL ISLAND
 After breakfast, you will be transferred to the
sparking blue water of Gulf Of Thailand by a
speedboat & arrive at the idyllic CORAL ISLAND
(KOH LAN), where you will spend the day
luxuriating under the welcoming tropical sun.
you can longe,swim,parasailing or simply enjoy
the sun at the island’s golden beaches. you all
have the viewing the coral island around & boats
or diving.
 Upon the return from the island you will enjoy a
scrumptious Thai lunch. Later return back to the
hotel. Overnight at hotel

60. DAY 11 :
City & Temple Tour
 After buffet breakfast to the hotel, check out of
the hotel, you will make the pleasant journey
back to Bangkok. Later on, enroot proceed for
half day city tour on seat in coach bases.
Bangkok takes great pride in a large number of
fascinating temples around the capital. The major
once normally visited are GOLDEN BUDDHA
TEMPLE-
 You can shop as in the floating markets as
Bangkok is famous for electronics & best cloths,
overnight stay at hotel.

62. DAY 12:
Bangkok Tour
 After buffet breakfast in the hotel, you can take a
optional tour of full day to SAFARI WORLD with
Marinr Park, with extra charges. Thailand’s
greatest open zoo & leisure park that offers a
great variety of entertainment for everyone.
Whether it is an exciting safari drive through the
picturesque African wilderness setting, an
intimate encounter with our friendly dolphins or
an action pack spectacular stunts, safari world
has it all, overnight stay in hotel at Bangkok.

64. DAY 13 :
Bangkok dream world with show town

65. Departure 2 December 2016
 Depart Thailand from Bangkok airport.
 BKK-BOM via Indigo 32.
 Departure at 1335 hrs. on 2 December 2016.
 Arrival at Mumbai airport-1650 hrs.

66. At the check in counter
 At check-in counter the Passport & Visas are
checked.
 After this, the Boarding card is handed over to
the passenger that includes his name, flight
number, gate number, seat number, meal
preferences, etc.
 His baggage is weighted & kept on the conveyer
belt as check in baggage.
 The permitted total weight for a checked
baggage for an economy class passenger is 20
kg’s per passenger.

67. At the Immigration Department
 The immigration officer will confirm all the
details in the passport.
 He will confirm whether the photo in the
passport is same as your face.
 He will check the visa & ask few questions
related to your trip.
 Example : what was your purpose of your trip
to that country?

68. At the custom counter
 After the immigration counter the passenger
moved further to the custom counter.
 If any passenger is carrying any valuable
material with him, if yes, then he has to
declare it to the custom department.
 If he fears that his material will get damaged
during the journey, he can declare the value
of that material.
 Value declarations for those materials which
are above USD 1500 & below USD 2500.

69. Security check-in area
 After being checked by the custom
department then comes security area.
 here, the passenger are seated, until their
flight’s announcement.
 After the announcement the passenger board
the flight.

71. ANU’S TOUR’S & TRAVEL XYZ TOURS & TRAVEL
•Provide you with American & Thai
food.
•Provide you with Indian food only.
•Includes visa charges with in the
package.
•Does not include visa charges in
the packages.
•Provide you with personal tour. •Take you with a group of people.
•Tour is recommended for children
& senior citizens as the pace of the
tour is slow.
•Tour is not recommended for
children or senior citizens, as the
pace of tour is very fast.

74. I have learnt a lot from Travel & Tourism
classes & I am sure that it will help me in my
present & future life. Lack of a good
personality & aspiring too high to get a job in
any kind of industry is a futile one. so, once
again I want to thank our honorable faculty
ms.Pamela Joseph for helping me to earn the
requisite knowledge in the sector of Travel &
Tourism & other allied matters.

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