APS international study tour of Israel and Jordan - March/April 2013

Click here to log your CPD online2013 APS 16-Day International Study Tour to Israel with 4-Day Pre-Study Tour to Jordan and Eilat

Tour date

  • Pre-Tour Date: Depart Australia Thursday 28th March, Jordan: 29 March to 2 April 2013 
  • Alternative travel: Leave Australia Monday 1st April, overnight Hong Kong, arrive Israel Tuesday 2nd April. Itinerary: Travel to and from Israel
  • Tour Date: 3 - 18 April 2013, arrive in Australia 20th April

About the tour

The APS invites you to join a sixteen-day study tour to Israel with Amanda Gordon, Hon FAPS.  The tour has been designed to orientate participants to that part of the world, to view Israel through the lens of history, and to gain greater appreciation of the geopolitics of the region.  There will be lectures from sociologists and psychiatrists, as well as psychology workshops, exploring the issues fundamental to Israeli society today.  In particular, there will be a workshop on interfaith dialogue, meetings with Christians, Muslims and Jews who work together to promote peace, and opportunities to discuss life in modern Israel with a range of colleagues. There will also be specialist workshops with experts on responses to trauma, and dealing with grief included in the programme.

The study tour begins with a visit to Genesis Land, in the middle of the Judean desert, where we meet with Abraham and eat the foods mentioned in the Bible.  Over the sixteen days, we progress through the Land of the Judges, the First and Second Temple periods, walk in the steps of Jesus, visit archaeological sites from the times of the Romans, the Crusaders, the Ottomans, see mystical sixteenth century Sfad, where the Kabbalah originated – as well as modern cities including Tel Aviv, Beersheva, Haifa and Jerusalem.

This tour will provide opportunities for peer consultation provided by Amanda Gordon (a member of both the Clinical and Health Colleges), active learning (workshops and engagement with colleagues) and other CPD through presentations by Israeli colleagues from a number of first-rate psychology departments. Particular themes include cross-cultural issues, spirituality, trauma and resilience and the therapeutic approaches required for children, adolescents and adults.

This tour includes half-day workshops, to meet individual Professional Development needs.  Proposed Workshops Topics include:

  • Community Resilience in Response to Trauma 
  • Working with Children and Families living in Traumatic Circumstances 
  • Cross-cultural Issues in Responses to Trauma and Resilience 
  • Promoting Self-Efficacy for Victims of Trauma 
  • Psychological Interventions for Victims of Trauma – first response and PTSD 
  • The Two-track Model of Grief and Bereavement 

Other PD opportunities include a visit and presentations at the Feuerstein Institute, world renowned for its ground-breaking work with severely disabled children; presentations from the Department of Public Health at Hadassah Hospital, where we will learn of the international work to prevent the transmission of HIV/AIDS, as well as other projects in which the Department is involved.

In addition, Israel and Australia share the distinction of having significant cultural mixes within their populations, so those seeking to develop psychological skills/techniques to assist in their work with clients from other cultures should consider joining this tour.

If your individual learning plan as outlined in the CPD requirements from the Psychology Board of Australia includes learning activities that address trauma counseling as applied to children, adolescents and adults, increased understanding of grief and bereavement, child and family therapy, medical/health psychology and/or cross-cultural psychology, educational and developmental psychology – you may wish to consider joining this study tour to Israel.

Itinerary

Tour leader - Amanda Gordon Hon FAPS 

Amanda Gordon is a well known Honorary Fellow of the APS and member of the Clinical and Health Colleges of the Society.  She was also the Chair of the recent International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology Congress, and is currently the convener of the Refugee Issues and Psychology Interest Group. She is very familiar with Israel and has personally worked with the organizers of this tour to tailor it to meet particular needs and interests of psychologists.  Amanda has liaised with many of the psychologists, psychiatrists and dinner speakers who will educate us, engage us and learn from us.  Amanda regularly supervises psychologists regarding practice issues as well as for health and clinical specialist skills.  Amanda’s leadership of this study tour will give participants the opportunity to work with Amanda to integrate the learning opportunities provided.  In addition, she will be available to provide peer consultation around other practice issues.

Cost

Total Cost of Tour including Jordan pre-Study Tour, airfares, transfers and all inclusions:  $9,865 ex Sydney or Melbourne, shared accommodation. Single supplement is $2000. There may be a slight differential leaving from other ports. 

Total Cost of Tour travelling via Hong Kong overnight, arriving Israel 2nd April, including airfares, transfers, optional half-day tour of Hong Kong, ex Sydney or Melbourne is $8,785 with a single supplement of $1,600.

What is included in the tour land price?

Each of the prices quoted includes 4 star hotel accommodation in Israel for 16 nights, all meals (except for lunch and dinner on two occasions), all workshops, tour guides, entrances to museums and sites, all meetings, dinner speakers, all transport (including airport pick-ups/drop-offs for departure). The price including the Jordan tour includes travel to and from Jordan, five star accommodation, all touring, entry fees, etc. Meals will be in addition to the quoted cost. The price coming directly to Israel includes overnight in five-star accommodation in Hong Kong, all transfers, and breakfast in hotel.

What is not included in the tour costs?

  • Personal spending and tips
  • Meals in Jordan.

Who should come?

The tour is open to all APS members and their partners/friends.  

What benefits can you expect from joining this study tour? 

  • A targeted tour of Israel and its historic sites. 
  • An opportunity to meet and hear experts in from many Israeli Universities 
  • Increased understanding of Israel, its geography, its history, its population and the stresses under which it lives, its multicultural society and the impact of spirituality on mental health. 
  • Increased understanding of the challenges of working for peace. 
  • Increased knowledge of diagnosis and treatment of trauma. 
  • An engagement with a range of people from a variety of cultures and learning about cross-cultural psychology. 
  • An opportunity to gain a working knowledge of evidence-based cognitive, behavioural and other interventions for children and adolescents suffering acute psychological problems. 
  • An opportunity to meet your CPD obligations and network with colleagues. 
  • Time to explore and experience. 

What people have said about the previous Israel Study Tour?

  • Group size and composition seemed perfect – a particularly happy mix of individuals. 
  • This study- trip impressed me for the openness, honesty and trust with which the relevant issues were revealed and explored by any person involved. In the overall it was a powerful learning experience for me - which I will be happy to encourage any psychologist who has an interest in grief, trauma and human resilience to join in, with high expectations. 
  • To me, every scheduled activity is worth repeating. The most valuable learning came from the cumulative learning to which each activity played an important part. The immersion into the historical, political, social and spiritual fibre of Israel provided by the study-trip  – through a perfect synthesis of touristic and academic activities -  was  crucial to appreciate the context of the Jewish’ traumatic grief and also resilience experiences.  
  • The members of the group were memorable individuals and everyone got on well. 
  • Congratulations for designing an outstanding, challenging, stimulating study tour. Thank you very much. 
  • Wonderful schedule and fitted an unbelievable number of activities into 9 days. 
  • I loved this tour – all our tour guides were outstanding. 
  • It exceeded my expectations.  I think that all members of APS would greatly benefit from the experience. 
  • Overall, an excellent experience, well conducted and planned 
  • Quality of the PD input was very good 

Tour Organiser: Jetset Tours (Rose Bay)

We are delighted to provide you with a comprehensive “group package” for your airfares and stopover on the way to Israel in order to make your journey as smooth as possible. A special deal has been negotiated by our Israel Travel Expert for your flights to Israel on the services of El Al Israel Airlines who combines with Qantas Airways, and Thai International, via Asia to fly you on the quickest and most direct route to Tel Aviv. 

We are offering the following two packages to maximise the comfort of your journey:

  • Option One departs 28 March and gives you a fully inclusive and exciting package to Jordan before commencing the program in Israel
  • Option Two departs 01 April  and goes to Israel only, with an overnight stop in Hong Kong en route to rest before the program.

OPTION ONE: DEPARTING 28TH MARCH WITH TOUR TO JORDAN:

  • Group flights are confirmed ex Sydney and Melbourne on Thai International to Bangkok departing on the Thursday 28th March.
  • Flights for individual participants are also available ex Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide are available departing on same day.
  • Flights for participants from Darwin are available subject to airline schedules.
  • These flights will connect directly with the services of El Al Airlines non stop to Tel Aviv offering the quickest and most direct route to Israel.
  • Confirmed group flights on the service of El Al will bring you into Israel together for arrival on the Friday morning 29th March.
  • The group will be met upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport and transferred by our ground operator to Amman to commence our Jordan tour.
  • We offer you an amazing tour package in Jordan to enjoy together before commencing your Israel program.

OPTION TWO: DEPARTING 01 APRIL WITH STOPOVER IN HONG KONG:

  • Group flights are confirmed ex Sydney and Melbourne on Qantas Airways to Hong Kong.
  • Flights for individual participants are also available ex Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide are available departing on same day.
  • Flights for participants from Darwin are available subject to airline schedules. 
  • An overnight stopover in Hong Kong is included to rest and relax so you may arrive in Israel refreshed to start our exciting program.
  • The stopover in Hong Kong is at a superior five star hotel in the heart of the Hong Kong.
  • Package includes hotel taxes & service charges, full breakfast, and return transfers airport/hotel/airport.  Half day sightseeing tour of Hong Kong is optional.
  • Confirmed group flights on the service of El Al Israel Airlines from Hong Kong to Tel Aviv will bring you into Israel in the evening of 2nd April to enable you to have the overnight sleep before commencing the program the next morning.
  • We offer the convenience of arriving into Israel together with the members of the group immediately prior to your study tour

BOTH OPTIONS OFFER:

  • Confirmed GROUP flights on El Al Israel Airlines to Bangkok departing Israel on 18th April at the end of the program and connecting in Bangkok back to Sydney and Melbourne on the services of Thai International.
  • Through flight connections also available back to Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.
  • The added benefit of a FREE side trip to Eilat, the famous resort destination on the Red Sea, for those who wish to extend their stay in Israel.  (fuel surcharges apply)
  • A special 25% Group Travel discount on both QBE and Suresave Travel Insurance Policies is available to you.
  •  Full advice and service of our Israel Travel Expert and Groups Specialist to assist with all your travel arrangements, and provide you with the necessary tips and knowledge to make your travel experience a memorable one.

TRAVEL DETAILS FOR BOTH OPTIONS:

  • For those participants departing ex Sydney and Melbourne, confirmed on Group Flights on Thai Airways and Qantas Airways, the most convenient connections have been chosen.  These are the most direct flights to Asia offering the connections from those cities.
  • All interested participants ex Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide and Darwin must contact the tour organizers re flights arrangements as soon as possible.  Flight connections do exist on same day for Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide participants according to airline schedules today but flights for individuals must be booked at time of registration for this tour.  
  • El Al Israel Airlines has an interline baggage system with the Asian carriers so you may check your luggage all the way back to Australia when you depart Tel Aviv.

 CONDITIONS:

  • The above package applies to those participants who wish to travel on the group flights which fit into the dates of the program
  • It is possible to travel earlier or extend your time in Israel at the end of the program.  Our Israel Travel Expert would be happy to assist you with these changes.  However, should you wish to travel on different dates, the cost may vary slightly subject to the availability of the flights.
  • Our agent will do all possible to accommodate your travel needs due to their very strong connections with El Al, but cost of flights may increase due to tight availability during the peak holiday periods, especially over the Easter period and during peak school holiday periods.
  • Frequent flier points are generally applicable on flights to & from Asia on Qantas and Thai Airways, and will be allocated according to the terms and conditions of each airline.
  • The above package is based on double/twin share accommodation at the hotel in Hong Kong or in Jordan.  Single supplement rates do apply.
  • Should you wish to make payment by credit card, the respective merchant fees shall apply: 1% for Master Card/VISA, 2.2% for Diners Club, and 3% for American Express

Booking:

To secure your booking for the 2013 tour to Israel, please forward a deposit of $500 per person to:

Ms Vicky Gonda, Managing Director and Travel Expert
Jetset Tours (Rose Bay)
514 Old South Head Road, Rose Bay, Sydney, Australia, NSW, 2029
Tel: 61-2-9371-8166
Fax: 61-2-9371-4317
Email: vicky_gonda@jetsetrosebay.com.au

Michelle Stander, Groups Travel Manager
Jetset Tours (Rose Bay) Pty Ltd,
514 Old South Head Road Rose Bay Sydney Australia 2029
Tel: 61 2 9371 8166
Fax: 61 2 9371 4317
Email: michelle@jetsetrosebay.com.au
Toll free number: 1800656613

Booking form:  Tour to Israel and Pre-Tour to Jordan

Enquiries

Amanda Gordon: agordon@apsych.net  

APS international study tour of Mexico and Cuba - May 2013

20 days - 5 to 23 May 2013

Tour Leaders: Isabel Stepanik & Trang Thomas
Tour Manager: Christopher Carter

Theme: The cultures of Mexico and Cuba

We will walk the cities of these fabulous countries, visit the historic sites and shop in local markets and meet with local people.  Mexico and Cuba both have a rich tradition filled with music and dance.  The tour includes visits to venues to experience it first hand and you will also have free time to further explore these areas at your own pace. The tour also takes us to the shores of the Caribbean.

Continuing Professional Development (CPD):

CPD activities will be conducted during the study tour. These activities include site visits to local hospitals, clinics and universities particularly those involved in the development and/or delivery of psychological services.  Tour participants will have an opportunity to meet and discuss their work with colleagues from the tour cities as well as some of the regional centres.  CPD activities will  involve  group discussions focused on the cultural experiences gained in the study tour countries as well as offering tour participants  an opportunity to present their knowledge and expertise  that are current and applicable to the practice or study of psychology.

Cuchi tunnelTour Highlights:

Mexico City – one of the largest in the world;

  • The art of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo;
  • The imposing ruins of Teotihuacan;
  • The Mayan cities of the Yucatan – Palenque, Uxmal & Chichen Itza;
  • Historic Havana;
  • Santa Clara and the history of Che Guevara;
  • The culture, music and dance of Latin-America.

Study Tour Itinerary

5  May           

  • Depart Sydney for Mexico City via Los Angeles.  We will arrive in Mexico City on the same day and transfer to our hotel.
  • Overnight: Mexico City (Meals in flight)

6 May

  • We will officially start the tour with a visit to the Zona Historico to visit the ruins of the Aztec Templo Mayor, the Cathedral and the
  • Palacio de Gobierno to see some of Diego Rivera’s murals.
  • Afternoon visit to the Museo de Castillo in the Bosque de Chepultepec, a beautiful park which also houses the city zoo.
  • Pre-dinner meeting to discuss PD arrangements for the tour.
  • In the evening we will have a welcome dinner and be entertained by a Mariachi band.
  • Overnight: Mexico City (B,  D)

7 May

  • Departing early, we will drive out to Teotihuacan, about an hour north of the city.  This spectacular site contains some of the finest prehistoric urban planning and civil engineering in the world.  We will spend several hours on the site visiting the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon and the Temples of Quetzlcoatl and Quetzlpopocatl.  
  • Evening folkloric dance show at the Teatro Nacional
  • Overnight: Mexico City  (B)

8 May

  • Morning visits to the homes of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Leon Trotsky. 
  • Afternoon CPD activity –  site visit to local hospital clinic.
  • Option to visit the Plaza Garibaldi after dinner.  This plaza is the home of mariachi music in Mexico City.
  • Overnight: Mexico City  (B, D)

9 May

  • Early morning flight to Villahermosa.  We will visit the Parque La Venta in the city before our drive to Palenque (2 hours).
  • The Parque has one of the best collections of Olmec monuments in Mexico, rescued from sites threatened by drilling for oil.
  • Overnight: Palenque (B)

10 May

  • The extensive ruins of Palenque are set in the jungles in the foothills south-west of the village.  We will spend the morning wandering through the ruins visiting the Temple of the Inscriptions and Pakal’s tomb, the Temple of the Cross and Temple of the Jaguar.
  • Afternoon free to relax around the pool. 
  • CPD activity – Evening group discussion/presentation
  • Overnight: Palenque (B, D)

11 May

  • Day tour to Yaxchilan, a remote Mayan site deep in the jungle on the border with Guatemala. This site is not accessible by road – we will travel the last section by boat.
  • We will also visit a local village and interact with the traditional owners of this part of the country.
  • CPD activity – Cultural interaction
  • Overnight: Palenque (B, L)

12 May

  • Early departure for a long bus ride (5 hours) to the Puuc Region of the Yucatan Peninsula.  En route we will stop on the Gulf coast for a short walk in Campeche, a walled city besieged by pirates on several occasions during the 18th century.  Our destination is Uxmal.
  • Option to visit the ruins of Uxmal by night to see its spectacular light show.
  • Overnight:  Uxmal  (B)

13 May

  • Morning walking tour of the ruins of Uxmal which include the Pyramid of the Magician, the Nunnery Quadrangle and the House of the Turtles. 
  • Mid-afternoon departure for our bus trip to Chichen Itza.
  • CPD activity – evening group discussion/presentation.
  • Overnight:  Chichen Itza (B, D)

14 May

  • During the morning we will visit the famous ruins of Chichen Itza to see the pyramid known as El Castillo, the Temple of the Warriors, the Sacred Cenote (well) and infamous Ballcourt.   
  • Afternoon free to relax around the pool.  There will also be an opportunity to enjoy a temazcal, a healing ceremony involving the traditional use of a sweat lodge (like a sauna).
  • Overnight: Chichen Itza (B).

15 May

  • Late morning departure toward the Caribbean 
  • En route we will visit the ruins of Tulum overlooking the turquoise waters of the Caribbean.  
  • We will check into our hotel later in the afternoon – it is located on the beach.
  • Overnight: Tulum (B)

16 May

  • Most of our last day in Mexico will be spent at the Xel Ha park.  This is a tourist park built around a natural lagoon.  You can swim, snorkel with beautiful tropical fish, relax in a hammock, walk or take a bicycle along trails through the jungle surrounding the lagoon to look for local wildlife and flora.
  • CPD activity – Evening group discussion
  • Evening dinner to farewell Mexico
  • Overnight:  Tulum (B, L, D)

17 May

  • Early morning departure for our drive (2 hours) to the airport at Cancun and flights to Havana, Cuba
  • Transfer and accommodation at hotel in Old Havana
  • Evening dinner and welcome to Cuba.
  • Overnight: Havana  (B, D)

18 May

  • Panoramic visit. Walking tour of Old Havana City historic centre including the Morro-Cabañas fortress, the Cathedral Square, the Rum Museum.  After lunch we will take a bus tour to the Museum of the Revolution, Central Park, the Grand Theatre and National Capitol.
  • CPD activity – afternoon hospital visit
  • There will be an option to go into the city centre for an evening of music and dance.
  • Overnight: Havana (B, L)

19 May

  • Day tour to the Viñales Valley in Pinar del Rio, where the world’s best tobacco is grown. En route we will visit to a cigar factory in Candelaria. In Viñales we will visit to the Indian Cave and take a short journey by boat along its underground river.  During our return we will stop at Los Jazmines overlooking the Viñales Valley.
  • CPD activity – an introduction to the local cultures, prehistory and rural industries of Cuba.
  • Overnight: Havana (B)

20 May

  • Early departure by bus to Cienfuegos.  En route we will visit the “Fiesta Campesina”, our first contact with the endemic flora and fauna of Zapata Peninsula. At Cienfuegos we will visit the historic centre. Founded by the French, Cienfuegos is located on a beautiful bay defended by Castillo de Jagua.  We will also visit the Marti Park, the Palacio del Valle and theCathedral.
  • After our visit we will continue on to Trinidad.
  • CPD activity – evening group discussion
  • Overnight:  Trinidad  (B, D)

21 May

  • Now on the World Heritage List, Trinidad was one of the first villages founded by the Spaniards at the beginnings of the 16th century.   Our tour will take us to the Plaza Mayor, and Count Brunet Palace.  We will also visit the La Canchanchara bar to enjoy a cocktail of the same name.
  • After lunch we will visit the Manaca Iznaga plantation.
  • Overnight: Trinidad (B, D)

22 May

  • After checking out of our hotel we will depart by bus for Santa Clara, “the City of Che”, where we will visit the Ernesto Che Guevara Museum and the Armoured Train. After lunch we will tour the historical centre of the city.
  • CPD activity: Afternoon hospital visit.
  • Overnight: Santa Clara (B)

23 May

  • After breakfast we will depart for Havana.
  • You will have the afternoon free to explore the old city on your own.
  • We will have a farewell dinner and evening of music and dance to finish off the tour.
  • CPD activity: Evening tour debrief and group discussion
  • Overnight:  Havana (B, D)

24 May

  • Tour ends.
  • Morning transfer to the airport for our flight backs to Mexico and homeward.

How much does the study tour cost?

Cost:   $5,960.00

Currency fluctuations above 3% will affect the final fare (based on 0.95USD).  This price is based on a minimum of 18 people attending (max. 24).

What is included the tour land price?

  • Tour leader and English speaking guides for the duration of the tour;
  • Accommodation (twin-share) in 3-4 star hotels with private facilities.  Single supplement available on request ( additional $980.00);
  • All breakfasts, three lunches, nine dinners as noted, drinking water on coaches;
  • Internal flights Mexico City/Villahermosa; Cancun/Havana/Mexico City;
  • Land transport on private, chartered coaches;
  • Comprehensive tour booklet;
  • Entries to sites listed in itinerary;
  • Group tips (bus drivers, local guides).

Tour Organiser: Travelmakers (Canberra ACT)

Contact Us Today. We'd love to hear from you. Freecall 1800 838 408
Phone +61 2 6247 4444 Fax +61 2 6257 6452
http://www.travelmakers.com.au/

Margaret Freemantle or Anthony Allardyce        Tel: +61 2 6247 4444

Our office is located at:
Level 1, Baileys Corner
Canberra City, Canberra ACT

Our postal address:
 PO Box 296, Civic Square
Canberra City ACT 2608

Tour Manager: Chris Carter
Mobile:  0412 001 586     
Email info@ruins.com.au

What is excluded from the Tour costs?

  • Airfares (Australia/Mexico City/Australia);
    • Travelmakers  can arrange all flights;
  • Travel insurance (compulsory – policy details to be provided prior to departure);
    • Travelmakers can arrange travel insurance;
  • Laundry and telephone;
  • Individual tips (for exceptional or individual services beyond that covered by the group tip);
  • Airport taxes, visas.

Reservation and bookings

To secure a booking, forward a deposit of $500.00 per person to Travelmakers together with your full name (as it appears on your passport), passport number, country of issue and expiry date).  Please also indicate whether you require a single room and/or have any dietary requirements.

This tour is conducted in some areas that may be hot and humid.  Many of the sites require walking over uneven ground or climbing steep and rough stairs.  If you have any concerns about your fitness or ability to participate in this tour, particularly anything which may hold up the group, please contact the tour leader to discuss the physical demands of the tour.

Balance of international airfares (if required) must be paid within two weeks of booking to ensure fares do not increase.  Payments via credit cards will attract a transaction fee (Visa 1.5%, Diners or Amex 3%).

Balance of payment for land content is required 60 days prior to departure

Cancellation and refunds

Flight cancellation refunds subject to airline policy.
Cancellation received more than 3 months before departure – $100 per person;
Cancellation received less than 2 months prior to departure - $400.00 per person;
Cancellation received less than 1 month prior to departure -  25% of fare.
Cancellation received less than 2 weeks prior to departure – 75% of fare.
Cancellation received less than 1 week prior to departure – full fare.

Travel insurance should be taken out as time of payment to cover cancellation fees due to unforeseen circumstances (check insurance policy re cancellations).

Enquiries

Travel Operator Contact: 

Travelmakers: Margaret Freemantle or Anthony Allardyce       
Tel: 02 6247 4444
www.travelmakers.com.au/

Tour Manager: Chris Carter
Mobile Tel 0412 001 586    
Email info@ruins.com.au

Study Tour Leaders:
Isabel Stepanik MAPS
Email: Psycbel@gmail.com

CPD Information:
Trang Thomas FAPS  
Email: trang.thomas@rmit.edu.au

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APS international study tour on the Mekong River from Cambodia - Feb 2014

14-26 February 2014

For the first time in the APS study tour program, CPD activities including seminars and peer consultations will take place while you cruise the magical Mekong River on the exquisite RV La Marguerite.

You will meet and discuss your work with colleagues from all over Australia. CPD will also involve regular group discussions. You will also have an opportunity to present your own expertise and knowledge relating to issues that are current and applicable to the practice of Psychology.

Cambodia and Vietnam both have rich traditions and tragic histories. We will walk the towns of these fabulous countries, visit the historic sites, shop in local markets and meet with local people.

The tour will be led by Professor Trang Thomas.

The tour cost is $3895.00 per person for twin share accommodation and air travel with Singapore Airline.

Please book by 15 May as there is only a limited number of cabins reserved for APS. Contact our travel agent Stephen Seif Telephone: (03) 9708 0550 Mobile: 0413 423342
Or Trang.thomas@rmit.edu.au

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