This 13-day tour through Europe includes guided sightseeing in London, Paris, Switzerland, Florence, and Rome. The tour package includes international flights, hotels, daily breakfast, some meals, transportation between destinations, and guided tours. Travelers will experience major landmarks and attractions in each city through educational excursions led by local guides. A tour director will accompany the group full-time to handle logistics and provide assistance.
This document outlines a 14-day trip to Eastern Europe including destinations in Prague, Vienna, and Munich. The itinerary provides details on flight and accommodation information, as well as specific sightseeing plans and costs for each city. In Prague, notable attractions that will be visited include Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Old Town Square. In Munich, sights like Marienplatz and the English Garden are included, as well as a day trip to tour Ludwig's castles in the countryside. The total estimated cost for the two-week trip is 2,635,000 Korean won per person.
This document provides information about Dream Destinations, a travel agency owned by Anne and Hank Schrader. It highlights their experience in the travel industry and destinations they have visited. It describes the services Dream Destinations offers, including cruises, European travel, and assistance with group travel, fundraising, and special rates. Contact information is provided at the end.
This document discusses various topics related to travel, holidays, and accommodation. It provides examples of popular tourist destinations such as Prague, Paris, and beaches. It also discusses different modes of transportation including cars, planes, buses, and bicycles. The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of these options. It also addresses the types of accommodations available to tourists like hotels, hostels, and camping. Finally, it lists what travelers need to bring on holiday like passports, insurance, money, and language skills.
Sofinowski - Athens & Aegean Cruise - 10 days - July 2014 - PresentationWorld of Knowledge Tours
The document describes a 10-day tour of Athens and the Aegean cruise that includes flights, hotels, meals, transportation, tours and activities in Athens and sites in Greece such as the Acropolis and Parthenon, as well as a 4-night cruise visiting islands like Mykonos, Rhodes, Crete and Santorini; it provides details on what is included and not included in the tour package fees, payment plans and contact information.
Berlin, Prague & Munich - College Basketball Tour PresentationAnthony Travel
This itinerary provides details for a basketball team tour visiting Berlin, Prague, and Munich over 9 days. In Berlin, the team will experience city landmarks and have their first game. In Prague, they will tour the castle district and have their second game. The tour then travels to Munich, with city tours and the final game there. The itinerary offers cultural and educational experiences alongside basketball competitions.
This document provides a summary of 15 favorite moments in Berlin based on a guidebook about exploring the city. It includes brief descriptions of attractions like the Reichstag building, the Brandenburg Gate lit up at night, and sections of the Berlin Wall. The guidebook offers various tours and itineraries to experience these top sights in the most efficient way depending on time available. It also provides information on neighborhoods, shopping, dining, arts, lodging, and day trips from Berlin.
This 13-day tour through Europe includes guided sightseeing in London, Paris, Switzerland, Florence, and Rome. The tour package includes international flights, hotels, daily breakfast, some meals, transportation between destinations, and guided tours. Travelers will experience major landmarks and attractions in each city through educational excursions led by local guides. A tour director will accompany the group full-time to handle logistics and provide assistance.
This document outlines a 14-day trip to Eastern Europe including destinations in Prague, Vienna, and Munich. The itinerary provides details on flight and accommodation information, as well as specific sightseeing plans and costs for each city. In Prague, notable attractions that will be visited include Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Old Town Square. In Munich, sights like Marienplatz and the English Garden are included, as well as a day trip to tour Ludwig's castles in the countryside. The total estimated cost for the two-week trip is 2,635,000 Korean won per person.
This document provides information about Dream Destinations, a travel agency owned by Anne and Hank Schrader. It highlights their experience in the travel industry and destinations they have visited. It describes the services Dream Destinations offers, including cruises, European travel, and assistance with group travel, fundraising, and special rates. Contact information is provided at the end.
This document discusses various topics related to travel, holidays, and accommodation. It provides examples of popular tourist destinations such as Prague, Paris, and beaches. It also discusses different modes of transportation including cars, planes, buses, and bicycles. The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of these options. It also addresses the types of accommodations available to tourists like hotels, hostels, and camping. Finally, it lists what travelers need to bring on holiday like passports, insurance, money, and language skills.
Sofinowski - Athens & Aegean Cruise - 10 days - July 2014 - PresentationWorld of Knowledge Tours
The document describes a 10-day tour of Athens and the Aegean cruise that includes flights, hotels, meals, transportation, tours and activities in Athens and sites in Greece such as the Acropolis and Parthenon, as well as a 4-night cruise visiting islands like Mykonos, Rhodes, Crete and Santorini; it provides details on what is included and not included in the tour package fees, payment plans and contact information.
Berlin, Prague & Munich - College Basketball Tour PresentationAnthony Travel
This itinerary provides details for a basketball team tour visiting Berlin, Prague, and Munich over 9 days. In Berlin, the team will experience city landmarks and have their first game. In Prague, they will tour the castle district and have their second game. The tour then travels to Munich, with city tours and the final game there. The itinerary offers cultural and educational experiences alongside basketball competitions.
This document provides a summary of 15 favorite moments in Berlin based on a guidebook about exploring the city. It includes brief descriptions of attractions like the Reichstag building, the Brandenburg Gate lit up at night, and sections of the Berlin Wall. The guidebook offers various tours and itineraries to experience these top sights in the most efficient way depending on time available. It also provides information on neighborhoods, shopping, dining, arts, lodging, and day trips from Berlin.
The document outlines a vision for 2021 for the Parish of St. Monica. It discusses facilities, finances, and the future. It notes short term financial stability but long term financial concerns due to decreased mass attendance and giving. It also discusses engaging in a synodal process to plan collaboratively, conducting surveys of parishioners, and ensuring ministries are aligned with the parish vision. The overall purpose is to thoughtfully plan for the future of the parish through an inclusive process considering spiritual, community, and financial factors.
The document outlines the schedule and topics for a Day of Reflection event hosted by the St. Monica Merry Widows. The schedule includes times for breakfast, morning prayer, talks, mass, lunch, and activities. The talks will focus on prayer, discernment, and hearing God's voice. They will discuss what prayer is, fundamentals of prayer, mechanics of prayer including using objects and silence, emotions in prayer, and how to know if prayer is working. The event will conclude with a concluding prayer.
Our Lady of Lourdes - Sacred Heart Retreatpennpadre
This document summarizes talks given at a retreat for Our Lady of Lourdes & Sacred Heart. The talks focused on knowing Christ, deciding for Christ, and growing in Christ. They discussed assessing a parish's "spiritual composition" and moving people to higher thresholds of faith. Developing discipleship pathways was presented as one way to help parishioners encounter Christ and progress in their spiritual journey. The talks also addressed issues like declining Mass attendance and ways parishes can evaluate their efforts to evangelize.
The document provides a 3-year vision for the Parish of St. Monica from 2021-2023. It summarizes initiatives and goals for several areas including liturgy, spiritual growth, service and outreach, discipleship, stewardship, and pastoral direction. The vision is aimed at enhancing parishioners' encounter with Christ through improved liturgies, faith formation programs, evangelization efforts, and opportunities for service.
Penn Med Pastoral Care: Parish Presentationpennpadre
This document discusses the capacity of local hospitals to handle COVID-19 cases based on current trends. It notes that ICU capacity at Chester County Hospital was 27 beds but only 15 were needed at the peak. It encourages seeking appropriate medical care if sick. Hospitals have been retraining staff and have necessary resources and best practices in place. Planning is underway for potential long-term increases or future resurgences in cases. Hospitals are considering reopening and gathering guidance from government while applying best practices based on space and capacity constraints.
This document discusses a day of reflection on emotional intelligence hosted by the Parish of St. Monica. It provides an overview of emotional intelligence and its components, including self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management. Strategies are presented for improving self-awareness, such as seeking feedback from trusted friends and asking specific questions about behaviors that need adjusting. Mindfulness exercises are also included to help disrupt automatic reactions and cultivate presence. The importance of incarnational spirituality and detaching from perceived dangers is discussed.
The document outlines the themes and sessions of the St. Blaise Retreat at Malvern Retreat House. The themes include exploring who Jesus is, vocations and the Great Commission, dealing with stress, and prayer. Sessions discuss Jesus' questioning of the disciples' understanding of him, the call to discipleship and mature faith, overcoming stress through Christ, and Jesus reinstating Peter through prayer. The retreat aims to help participants reflect on their relationship with God and path in life.
The document outlines the schedule and themes for a 40 Hours Devotion being held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Doylestown, Pennsylvania from November 10-12, 2019. The theme is "Jesus Christ - The Way, The Truth and The Life." Each day focuses on one aspect: Day 1 looks at Jesus as the Way, Day 2 examines Jesus as the Truth, and Day 3 considers Jesus as the Life. The schedule includes times for prayer, reflection, and discussion on topics like the current state of the Catholic Church in America and living according to God's will.
Charisms and Discipleship (Mother of Divine Grace)pennpadre
This document outlines a parish discipleship pathway to help parishioners grow in their faith from initial stages of being pre-trust or trusting to becoming a seeking disciple or apostle. It includes several programs and resources mapped out in a timeline to guide parishioners in their faith journey, including Alpha, Walking with Purpose, That Man is You, Symbolon/RCIA, Formed, Called and Gifted sessions, and becoming a parish missionary. The goal is to help more parishioners deepen their connection to God and become actively seeking and sharing their faith with others.
This document provides information for an ALPHA session being held at St. Monica Parish in Berwyn, Pennsylvania. The session will include a meal, introductions, presentations on various topics related to Christianity, and a discussion period. Some of the topics to be covered include prayer, the Holy Spirit, resisting evil, and telling others about faith. The session aims to provide an encounter with the Christian faith through discussion of its key beliefs and principles.
NALC Conference - Promoting Encounters and Accompanying People on the Journeyionpennpadre
This document discusses ways to promote ongoing conversion and help parishioners encounter Christ. It begins with an opening prayer asking God for guidance. It then discusses analyzing who is and isn't attending mass to understand how to reach more people. It emphasizes the importance of a personal relationship with Christ over inherited faith. The rest of the document discusses examples of how one parish, St. Monica, has tried different initiatives like Bible studies, men's and women's groups, and intentional discipleship pathways to help parishioners grow closer to God through liturgy, service, and scripture. It analyzes the parish's metrics over time to evaluate what efforts seem to be working to increase participation and faith.
NALC Conference. Talk #1: Invite and support active membershippennpadre
This document discusses steps a parish can take to promote and enable ongoing conversion and active membership. It recommends forming a dedicated prayer team and conducting facilities assessments. It also suggests understanding the "spiritual thresholds" of parishioners, from pre-trust to apostle, and ensuring resources address evangelization, sacramental preparation, catechesis and service. A discernment team of invested disciples could help discern the parish's culture, charism and gaps to guide its growth. Recommended programs and resources are also listed.
St. Monica Director of Communications and Social Media: pennpadre
This role oversees all communications and social media for a Catholic parish. Responsibilities include managing a team that creates content for print, web, video and social media ensuring it aligns with the parish's mission and brand. Key duties are serving as brand manager, developing an inbound marketing plan to engage more people in the parish's activities, and providing communications support and training. The ideal candidate has a bachelor's degree in a relevant field, at least 3 years of team management experience, is an excellent writer and creative thinker proficient in various software, and has a strong understanding of Catholic theology and communications.
This document summarizes a presentation given at a church on managing stress and anxiety related to parenting responsibilities. It identifies common causes of stress like time demands from children's activities, marriage, work, and finances. It provides biblical passages about not being anxious, casting worries upon God, and finding peace and hope. The closing exercise guides reflecting on positives, negatives, and hurts in one's life and having a conversation with God about it through thanksgiving and requests.
This document outlines steps for a parish to promote active membership. It includes conducting facility walk-throughs and assessing spiritual thresholds to understand the parish demographic. Resources are suggested to help with evangelization, catechesis, and forming disciples at different stages of faith. Metrics on sacraments, attendance, families, finances, and initiatives show activity but lagging archdiocesan metrics, suggesting more work is needed to engage parishioners.
The St. Monica leadership team is tracking several projects including liturgy, contemporary music, outreach, all abilities, scripture-based fellowship programs, and facility renovations. For the contemporary music initiative, the team has defined qualifications for a director and is working to recruit musicians, define equipment needs, and plan for a November launch. They are also visiting other parishes to learn from existing contemporary music programs. The all abilities project is developing marketing materials and establishing a foundation to pursue a pilot program. Outreach efforts include collecting supplies for local organizations and planning community service activities.
Diocese of Lafayette. Presentation 2: How Do We Promote and Enable Ongoing Co...pennpadre
This document summarizes discussions from a parish commission on helping parishioners encounter Christ and grow as disciples. They considered topics like the changing religious landscape, models of discipleship, and evaluating their efforts. The commission recommended the parish focus on helping people encounter Jesus through scripture study groups, worship, and service. They outlined a "discipleship pathway" with programs at different commitment levels. While some metrics like attendance, collections and programs were up significantly, the parish aims to further develop intentional discipleship and form missionaries through additional initiatives.
Diocese of Lafayette. Presentation 1: Invite and Support Active Membershippennpadre
This document discusses strategies for promoting active membership in a parish. It recommends forming a discernment team to understand the "spiritual thresholds" or stages parishioners are at in their faith journey. These include pre-trust, trust, curious, open, seeking, disciple and apostle. The document suggests resources have traditionally focused on catechesis and sacraments instead of evangelization. It proposes conducting a facilities review to identify priorities and ensure the physical church space supports active membership. Overall, the key strategies proposed are discerning where parishioners are spiritually and ensuring the parish has the proper resources to invite and accompany them on their faith journey.
The Book of Ruth is included in the third division, or the Writings, of the Hebrew Bible. In most Christian canons it is treated as one of the historical books and placed between Judges and 1 Samuel.
The document outlines a vision for 2021 for the Parish of St. Monica. It discusses facilities, finances, and the future. It notes short term financial stability but long term financial concerns due to decreased mass attendance and giving. It also discusses engaging in a synodal process to plan collaboratively, conducting surveys of parishioners, and ensuring ministries are aligned with the parish vision. The overall purpose is to thoughtfully plan for the future of the parish through an inclusive process considering spiritual, community, and financial factors.
The document outlines the schedule and topics for a Day of Reflection event hosted by the St. Monica Merry Widows. The schedule includes times for breakfast, morning prayer, talks, mass, lunch, and activities. The talks will focus on prayer, discernment, and hearing God's voice. They will discuss what prayer is, fundamentals of prayer, mechanics of prayer including using objects and silence, emotions in prayer, and how to know if prayer is working. The event will conclude with a concluding prayer.
Our Lady of Lourdes - Sacred Heart Retreatpennpadre
This document summarizes talks given at a retreat for Our Lady of Lourdes & Sacred Heart. The talks focused on knowing Christ, deciding for Christ, and growing in Christ. They discussed assessing a parish's "spiritual composition" and moving people to higher thresholds of faith. Developing discipleship pathways was presented as one way to help parishioners encounter Christ and progress in their spiritual journey. The talks also addressed issues like declining Mass attendance and ways parishes can evaluate their efforts to evangelize.
The document provides a 3-year vision for the Parish of St. Monica from 2021-2023. It summarizes initiatives and goals for several areas including liturgy, spiritual growth, service and outreach, discipleship, stewardship, and pastoral direction. The vision is aimed at enhancing parishioners' encounter with Christ through improved liturgies, faith formation programs, evangelization efforts, and opportunities for service.
Penn Med Pastoral Care: Parish Presentationpennpadre
This document discusses the capacity of local hospitals to handle COVID-19 cases based on current trends. It notes that ICU capacity at Chester County Hospital was 27 beds but only 15 were needed at the peak. It encourages seeking appropriate medical care if sick. Hospitals have been retraining staff and have necessary resources and best practices in place. Planning is underway for potential long-term increases or future resurgences in cases. Hospitals are considering reopening and gathering guidance from government while applying best practices based on space and capacity constraints.
This document discusses a day of reflection on emotional intelligence hosted by the Parish of St. Monica. It provides an overview of emotional intelligence and its components, including self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management. Strategies are presented for improving self-awareness, such as seeking feedback from trusted friends and asking specific questions about behaviors that need adjusting. Mindfulness exercises are also included to help disrupt automatic reactions and cultivate presence. The importance of incarnational spirituality and detaching from perceived dangers is discussed.
The document outlines the themes and sessions of the St. Blaise Retreat at Malvern Retreat House. The themes include exploring who Jesus is, vocations and the Great Commission, dealing with stress, and prayer. Sessions discuss Jesus' questioning of the disciples' understanding of him, the call to discipleship and mature faith, overcoming stress through Christ, and Jesus reinstating Peter through prayer. The retreat aims to help participants reflect on their relationship with God and path in life.
The document outlines the schedule and themes for a 40 Hours Devotion being held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Doylestown, Pennsylvania from November 10-12, 2019. The theme is "Jesus Christ - The Way, The Truth and The Life." Each day focuses on one aspect: Day 1 looks at Jesus as the Way, Day 2 examines Jesus as the Truth, and Day 3 considers Jesus as the Life. The schedule includes times for prayer, reflection, and discussion on topics like the current state of the Catholic Church in America and living according to God's will.
Charisms and Discipleship (Mother of Divine Grace)pennpadre
This document outlines a parish discipleship pathway to help parishioners grow in their faith from initial stages of being pre-trust or trusting to becoming a seeking disciple or apostle. It includes several programs and resources mapped out in a timeline to guide parishioners in their faith journey, including Alpha, Walking with Purpose, That Man is You, Symbolon/RCIA, Formed, Called and Gifted sessions, and becoming a parish missionary. The goal is to help more parishioners deepen their connection to God and become actively seeking and sharing their faith with others.
This document provides information for an ALPHA session being held at St. Monica Parish in Berwyn, Pennsylvania. The session will include a meal, introductions, presentations on various topics related to Christianity, and a discussion period. Some of the topics to be covered include prayer, the Holy Spirit, resisting evil, and telling others about faith. The session aims to provide an encounter with the Christian faith through discussion of its key beliefs and principles.
NALC Conference - Promoting Encounters and Accompanying People on the Journeyionpennpadre
This document discusses ways to promote ongoing conversion and help parishioners encounter Christ. It begins with an opening prayer asking God for guidance. It then discusses analyzing who is and isn't attending mass to understand how to reach more people. It emphasizes the importance of a personal relationship with Christ over inherited faith. The rest of the document discusses examples of how one parish, St. Monica, has tried different initiatives like Bible studies, men's and women's groups, and intentional discipleship pathways to help parishioners grow closer to God through liturgy, service, and scripture. It analyzes the parish's metrics over time to evaluate what efforts seem to be working to increase participation and faith.
NALC Conference. Talk #1: Invite and support active membershippennpadre
This document discusses steps a parish can take to promote and enable ongoing conversion and active membership. It recommends forming a dedicated prayer team and conducting facilities assessments. It also suggests understanding the "spiritual thresholds" of parishioners, from pre-trust to apostle, and ensuring resources address evangelization, sacramental preparation, catechesis and service. A discernment team of invested disciples could help discern the parish's culture, charism and gaps to guide its growth. Recommended programs and resources are also listed.
St. Monica Director of Communications and Social Media: pennpadre
This role oversees all communications and social media for a Catholic parish. Responsibilities include managing a team that creates content for print, web, video and social media ensuring it aligns with the parish's mission and brand. Key duties are serving as brand manager, developing an inbound marketing plan to engage more people in the parish's activities, and providing communications support and training. The ideal candidate has a bachelor's degree in a relevant field, at least 3 years of team management experience, is an excellent writer and creative thinker proficient in various software, and has a strong understanding of Catholic theology and communications.
This document summarizes a presentation given at a church on managing stress and anxiety related to parenting responsibilities. It identifies common causes of stress like time demands from children's activities, marriage, work, and finances. It provides biblical passages about not being anxious, casting worries upon God, and finding peace and hope. The closing exercise guides reflecting on positives, negatives, and hurts in one's life and having a conversation with God about it through thanksgiving and requests.
This document outlines steps for a parish to promote active membership. It includes conducting facility walk-throughs and assessing spiritual thresholds to understand the parish demographic. Resources are suggested to help with evangelization, catechesis, and forming disciples at different stages of faith. Metrics on sacraments, attendance, families, finances, and initiatives show activity but lagging archdiocesan metrics, suggesting more work is needed to engage parishioners.
The St. Monica leadership team is tracking several projects including liturgy, contemporary music, outreach, all abilities, scripture-based fellowship programs, and facility renovations. For the contemporary music initiative, the team has defined qualifications for a director and is working to recruit musicians, define equipment needs, and plan for a November launch. They are also visiting other parishes to learn from existing contemporary music programs. The all abilities project is developing marketing materials and establishing a foundation to pursue a pilot program. Outreach efforts include collecting supplies for local organizations and planning community service activities.
Diocese of Lafayette. Presentation 2: How Do We Promote and Enable Ongoing Co...pennpadre
This document summarizes discussions from a parish commission on helping parishioners encounter Christ and grow as disciples. They considered topics like the changing religious landscape, models of discipleship, and evaluating their efforts. The commission recommended the parish focus on helping people encounter Jesus through scripture study groups, worship, and service. They outlined a "discipleship pathway" with programs at different commitment levels. While some metrics like attendance, collections and programs were up significantly, the parish aims to further develop intentional discipleship and form missionaries through additional initiatives.
Diocese of Lafayette. Presentation 1: Invite and Support Active Membershippennpadre
This document discusses strategies for promoting active membership in a parish. It recommends forming a discernment team to understand the "spiritual thresholds" or stages parishioners are at in their faith journey. These include pre-trust, trust, curious, open, seeking, disciple and apostle. The document suggests resources have traditionally focused on catechesis and sacraments instead of evangelization. It proposes conducting a facilities review to identify priorities and ensure the physical church space supports active membership. Overall, the key strategies proposed are discerning where parishioners are spiritually and ensuring the parish has the proper resources to invite and accompany them on their faith journey.
The Book of Ruth is included in the third division, or the Writings, of the Hebrew Bible. In most Christian canons it is treated as one of the historical books and placed between Judges and 1 Samuel.
A Free eBook ~ Valuable LIFE Lessons to Learn ( 5 Sets of Presentations)...OH TEIK BIN
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It seems that current missionary work requires spending a lot of money, preparing a lot of materials, and traveling to far away places, so that it feels like missionary work. But what was the result they brought back? It's just a lot of photos of activities, fun eating, drinking and some playing games. And then we have to do the same thing next year, never ending. The church once mentioned that a certain missionary would go to the field where she used to work before the end of his life. It seemed that if she had not gone, no one would be willing to go. The reason why these missionary work is so difficult is that no one obeys God’s words, and the Bible is not the main content during missionary work, because in the eyes of those who do not obey God’s words, the Bible is just words and cannot be connected with life, so Reading out God's words is boring because it doesn't have any life experience, so it cannot be connected with human life. I will give a few examples in the hope that this situation can be changed. A375
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A PowerPoint Presentation based on the Dhamma teaching of Kamma-Vipaka (Intentional Actions-Ripening Effects).
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21. F A Qs
• What is cost? ………………
• What is included? ……….
• Approximately $4,900 with group of 25
• Flight
• Shuttle
• Hotels
• Travel (bus, boat, shuttles, trams)
• All breakfasts
• Tips for drivers and tour guides
• All tour admissions
• All dinners except 1
22. F A Qs
• What is not included? …………………..
• How much is travel insurance ? ………
• Why get travel insurance? ………………
• Lunches and 1 dinner
• Souvenirs
• Additional drinks
• Phone calls
• Travel Insurance
• Room service tips
• $350 - $450
• Cancellation, acts of God,
medical, family emergency (you
or roommate)
23. F A Qs
• What airport are we flying out of? ………
• How will we get there and back? ………..
• When will seats be assigned? ………………
• Newark. Direct from Philadelphia
would have been more expensive
and included change of plane.
• Shuttle from and back to St. Monica
parking lot (price included)
• 2 weeks before take-off.
24. F A Qs
• How will we get to various sites?
• How will we get up to various castles/shrines?
• How long is the flight?
• What is the time difference?
• Travel bus
• Shuttle bus, trams, cable cars.
• Approximately 6 hours
• 6 hours
25. F A Qs
• Can you describe the rooms? ……..
• How often will we change hotels? ……..
• What is voltage in Germany? ………..
• How can I call back to US?
• Most are double occupancy.
• Some (very few) single room available.
• Private bath.
• Mostly 3-star.
• 4 hotel stops total (for entire trip).
• 220v (US is 110v)
• Check your carrier. AT&T and Verizon have
special “coverage” plans
26. F A Qs
• How busy will tour be?
• Will we have some free time?
• Can we visit other sites on our own?
• Several days with “free time”
are built in.
• Tour was designed to be
“moderately busy.”
• Nothing stopping you but you’re
responsible for extra travel and
costs.
27. F A Qs
• What is currency? …………………………
• How should we exchange $ for Euros? ………
• When and where can we exchange $ for Euros? …
• Euros
• Best to use credit card
• Exchange some at local back (“Exchange more
than $500 to avoid fees” … AAA).
• Don’t do it at airport (least favorable exchange
rate)
• Call your credit card company …
• Tell them when and where you’ll be traveling.
28. F A Qs
• Who do I book with?
• How should I pay for trip?
• Direct with Catholic Travel.
• Fill out – and send in brochure.
• Check or cash.
• Discount offered for cash or
money order.