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B o r n e o & S u L aw e S i<br />
ACROSS THE wALLACE LInE | AbOARD THE OrIOn II<br />
WiTh Zarin Machanda , LEcTUrEr on hUMan EvoLUTionary BioLoGy<br />
2012 | SeptemBer 15–oCtoBer 2
Borneo & SuLaweSi<br />
aCroSS the waLLaCe Line aBoard OriOn ii<br />
with Zarin maChanda, LeCturer on human evoLutionarY BioLogY<br />
SeptemBer 15–oCtoBer 2, 2012 • 17 nightS / 18 daYS<br />
Ship SiZe: 100 paSSengerS • aCtivitY LeveL: moderate<br />
DISCOVER THE ExOTIC ISLAnDS Of bORnEO AnD<br />
SuLAwESI DuRIng A 10-nIgHT CRuISE fROM TAwAu<br />
TO bALI AbOARD THE nEwLy REfuRbISHED OrIOn II.<br />
En route, cross the Wallace Line, a biogeographical boundary that<br />
separates the ecozones of asia and asia/australia. Borneo is home to<br />
a vast tropical rainforest that is one of the planet’s last refuges for wild<br />
orangutans, as well as the distinctive proboscis monkey and pygmy<br />
elephant. Birdlife, including the exotic-looking hornbill, and plant<br />
species, highlighted by the enormous pitcher plant Nepenthes rajah,<br />
are also plentiful and astonishingly diverse, and the underwater reef<br />
systems are among the best in the world. This exciting new program<br />
combines superlative wildlife viewing with visits to ancient traditional<br />
villages, from the headhunters of Malaysian Sabah to the animistic cults<br />
of Sulawesi’s Torajaland. also call in Makassar, an important fishing<br />
center and southern Sulawesi’s primary port.<br />
Observe the fascinating variety of wildlife that Borneo has to offer, including orangutans (cover),<br />
tropical fish and manta rays (above), and the distinctive hornbill (left).<br />
Book Your next trip: 800.422.1636 | 617.496.0806 | http://aLumni.harvard.edu/haa/traveL
Featured StudY Leader<br />
Zarin Machanda<br />
Zarin Machanda, lecturer on human evolutionary<br />
biology, received her Phd from the department of<br />
human Evolutionary Biology at harvard <strong>University</strong>.<br />
She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on<br />
primate ecology, evolution, and behavior. her research<br />
revolves around understanding the factors that shape the quality and<br />
development of social relationships among primates and specifically<br />
chimpanzees, focusing on male-female relationships, male-male<br />
cooperation, and feeding competition. Most recently she has started a<br />
long-term project to study infant and juvenile chimpanzees and how they<br />
develop sex-typed behaviors like aggression. Zarin has spent the last 15<br />
years working with both captive and wild chimpanzees, including almost<br />
three years living and conducting research in western Uganda.<br />
Look for long-nosed, pot-bellied proboscis monkeys in the rainforest, and enjoy the music of<br />
bamboo flutes in Tana Toraja.<br />
hiGhLiGhTS<br />
:: Attend lectures by HAA study leader<br />
Zarin Machanda<br />
:: Enjoy exceptional accommodations<br />
at an award-winning rainforest<br />
lodge on the Kinabatangan River,<br />
at an exclusive coastal resort near<br />
Kota Kinabalu, and aboard the<br />
newly refurbished Orion II.<br />
:: Visit orangutan rehabilitation<br />
centers at Sepilok and Samboja<br />
Lestari to learn about the<br />
conservation, protection, and<br />
understanding of orangutans<br />
and their rainforest habitat.<br />
:: Cruise along the remote<br />
Kinabatangan and Sangatta Rivers,<br />
looking for pygmy elephants,<br />
Malayan sun bears, hornbills, and<br />
ten different species of primates.<br />
:: Swim with non-stinging jellyfish and<br />
manta rays around Sangalaki Island in<br />
the Derawan Archipelago, an area of<br />
high biodiversity in the Coral Triangle.<br />
:: Enjoy a two-day exploration of<br />
Sulawesi’s centuries-old Torajan<br />
community, renowned for elaborate<br />
funeral rituals, burial sites carved<br />
into rocky cliffs, unusual curved-roof<br />
houses, and colorful wood carvings.<br />
:: Exlore the bustling port of Makassar,<br />
an important center of the Indonesian<br />
spice trade and described as “the<br />
prettiest…of all the towns in the<br />
islands” by writer Joseph Conrad.<br />
For detaiLed itinerarieS: pLeaSe viSit http://aLumni.harvard.edu/haa/traveL
SchEdULE By day<br />
<strong>BORNEO</strong><br />
JAVA<br />
cruise<br />
land<br />
air<br />
Derawan Islands<br />
Sangatta River<br />
Samboja Lestari<br />
WALLACE LINE<br />
J a v a S e a<br />
BALI<br />
Benoa<br />
Kota Kinabalu<br />
Sandakan<br />
Kinabatangan<br />
River<br />
Tawau<br />
Wetlands<br />
S u l u S e a<br />
<strong>SULAWESI</strong><br />
Tana Toraja<br />
Pare Pare<br />
Makassar<br />
Saturday–Sunday,<br />
September 15–16<br />
Home / Kota Kinabalu,<br />
borneo<br />
depart the U.S. on September 15<br />
and arrive in Borneo on September<br />
16. Upon arrival, transfer to the<br />
Shangri-La Tanjung aru resort just<br />
outside Kota Kinabalu, known for<br />
its incredible sunsets.<br />
ShanGri-La TanjUnG arU rESorT<br />
Monday, September 17<br />
Kota Kinabalu<br />
Explore the nature trails in<br />
Kinabalu Park, a UnESco World<br />
heritage site teeming with exotic<br />
plants, birds, and butterflies.<br />
Mount Kinabalu, within the park’s<br />
boundaries, is home to a staggering<br />
number of plant species, including<br />
the giant Nepenthes rajah pitcher<br />
plant. also visit a Mari Mari cultural<br />
village to meet the village headman,<br />
learn traditional games, and enjoy a<br />
Malaysian dance performance and<br />
welcome dinner. (d)<br />
Tuesday, September 18<br />
SandaKan<br />
Fly to Sandakan in time to view the<br />
Pygmy elephants, giant pitcher plants, unusual Torajan burial sites, and long-tongued sun bears (above), as w<br />
are all part of the exotic appeal of Borneo and Sulawesi.<br />
morning feeding of the orangutans<br />
at Sepilok orangutan rehabilitation<br />
center; then embark on a boat<br />
journey along the Kinabatangan<br />
river to Sukau rainforest Lodge.<br />
in the late afternoon cruise<br />
along the river boats with silent<br />
motors, looking for proboscis<br />
monkeys, long-tailed and pig-tailed<br />
macaques, pygmy elephants, and<br />
wild orangutans.<br />
SUKaU rainForEST LodGE (B,L,d)<br />
wednesday–Thursday,<br />
September 19–20<br />
Kinabatangan river<br />
visit oxbow Lake and stroll along<br />
the Sukau rainforest Lodge’s<br />
1,500-foot boardwalk, looking<br />
for the distinctive hornbill, eight<br />
species of which call Sukau home.<br />
Enjoy wildlife river cruises along<br />
the Kinabatangan river in virgin<br />
mangrove, wetland, and rainforest<br />
habitats. also travel overland to the<br />
Gomantong caves, where millions<br />
of swiftlets and bats roost.<br />
SUKaU rainForEST LodGE (2B,2L,2d)<br />
friday, September 21<br />
SandaKan<br />
return by boat to Sandakan. after<br />
lunch at the English Tea house,<br />
learn about colonial history at the<br />
agnes Keith house, home of local<br />
author agnes newton Keith. during<br />
a city tour, visit the Puu jih Shih<br />
Buddhist temple, with magnificent<br />
views over Sandakan Bay, and the<br />
central Market, where local produce<br />
and fresh seafood are sold.<br />
SaBah hoTEL (B,L)<br />
Saturday, September 22<br />
SandaKan / tawau<br />
(embarK)<br />
Fly to Tawau and embark the Orion II<br />
after lunch. OrION II (B,L,d)<br />
Sunday–Monday,<br />
September 23–24<br />
derawan iSlandS<br />
Take a Zodiac excursion to a village<br />
reminiscent of a bygone era on<br />
remote derawan island, and enjoy<br />
beachside refreshments and a<br />
cultural performance. Explore one<br />
of the world’s premier reef systems,<br />
including the chance to swim with<br />
unusual non-stinging jellyfish in the<br />
lake at Kakaban island and snorkel<br />
amid manta rays off Sangalaki island.<br />
OrION II (2B,2L,2d)<br />
Tuesday, September 25<br />
Sangatta river<br />
Look for primates and birdlife<br />
during a Zodiac cruise up the<br />
Sangatta river into Kutai national<br />
Park, home to orangutans,
ell as colorful traditional dances and slope-roofed Torajan village homes (back cover),<br />
proboscis monkeys, Malayan<br />
sun bears, and at least 300<br />
bird species. OrION II (B,L,d)<br />
wednesday, September 26<br />
Samboja leStari<br />
at the Borneo orangutan Survival<br />
Foundation at Samboja Lestari,<br />
learn about reforestation efforts<br />
and the rehabilitation of orangutans<br />
and sun bears from a project leader,<br />
and participate in a scatter feed of<br />
the sun bears. This evening, cross<br />
the Wallace Line, which separates<br />
the distinctive ecozones of asia<br />
and australasia. OrION II (B,L,d)<br />
Thursday, September 27<br />
wetlandS, SulaweSi<br />
Explore Sulawesi’s rich birdlife<br />
during a Zodiac excursion into the<br />
swamp forests and mangroves of the<br />
Lampuko Mampie Wetlands, a good<br />
place to spot egrets, storks, ibis, and<br />
various species of duck. OrION II (B,L,d)<br />
friday–Saturday,<br />
September 28–29<br />
Pare Pare / tana toraja<br />
call at Pare Pare for an<br />
overnight excursion inland to the<br />
mountainous Tana Toraja kingdom.<br />
Torajans are known for their<br />
extensive funeral feasts, elaborate<br />
burial sites, and distinctive houses.<br />
visit a typical village for a special<br />
cultural performance. return<br />
to the ship in Pare Pare on<br />
September 29. Toraja hEriTaGE<br />
hoTEL/OrION II (2B,2L,2d)<br />
Sunday, September 30<br />
maKaSSar<br />
in Makassar, formerly Ujung<br />
Pandang, travel by local pedal<br />
rickshaws to the 16th-century<br />
Ujung Pandang Fortress, later<br />
named Fort rotterdam by the<br />
dutch. Enjoy a dip in the pools<br />
beneath the lovely waterfall at<br />
Banti Murung Park. OrION II (B,L,d)<br />
Monday, October 1<br />
at Sea<br />
Enjoy a full day of cruising and<br />
the conclusion of the lecture<br />
program. OrION II (B,L,d)<br />
Tuesday, October 2<br />
bali<br />
disembark in Benoa, Bali, and<br />
transfer to the denpasar airport<br />
for return flights to the U.S.<br />
(or continue on the optional<br />
extension to Bali and java) (B)<br />
Please note that the land portion of this trip<br />
is exclusively for <strong>Harvard</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong> Association<br />
travelers. On the cruise portion, <strong>Harvard</strong><br />
travelers will be in the company of independent<br />
passengers who may have booked directly with<br />
Orion Expedition Cruises.<br />
ExTEnSion<br />
Optional post-Tour Extension to<br />
bali and java<br />
October 2–7, 2012<br />
Spend three nights in the artists’<br />
enclave of Ubud on Bali, a beautiful<br />
island of terraced rice fields,<br />
volcanoes, and moss-covered<br />
temples. Then fly to yogyakarta on<br />
the island of java for a two-night<br />
stay overlooking ancient Borobodur<br />
(above). Predominantly hindu, Bali<br />
is home to a rich culture with worldrenowned<br />
craft, music, and dance<br />
traditions, which you’ll discover<br />
during private performances and<br />
demonstrations by local artisans. at<br />
Borobudur, see the world’s largest<br />
Buddhist monument and one of<br />
the most beautiful constructions<br />
in stone ever created. additional<br />
details and pricing will be sent to<br />
confirmed participants.<br />
pHOTO CREDITS<br />
(From Dreamstime.com)<br />
Orangutans ©KJERSTI JOERgEnSEn; Manta ray and<br />
fish ©OLgA KHOROSHunOVA; Proboscis monkey<br />
©CSAbA VAnyI; Pygmy elephants ©TAn KIAn<br />
yOng; Malayan sun bear ©pETR MAšEK; Borobudur<br />
©LuCIAnO MORTuLA; Dancer ©ERwIn puRnOMO<br />
SIDI; Torajan village ©RAfEL CICHAwA.<br />
(From Shutterstock.com)<br />
Textile ©wORLDpICS. (©MICK fOgg): Hornbill,<br />
Torajan flute players, Torajan burial site.
OrION II<br />
LAnD/CRuISE RATES<br />
(Per person)<br />
generaL inFormation<br />
douBLe<br />
oCCupanCY<br />
SingLe<br />
oCCupanCY<br />
■ CATEgORy b $10,690 $18,790<br />
Average 215 sq.ft., windows, sitting area<br />
■ CATEgORy A $11,990 $19,690<br />
Average 275 sq.ft., portholes<br />
■ CATEgORy AA $12,890 $20,390<br />
Average 225 sq.ft., windows, sitting area<br />
■ JunIOR SuITE $13,990 —<br />
235 sq.ft., window, sitting area<br />
■ DELuxE SuITE $15,490 —<br />
Up to 285 sq.ft., windows, sitting area<br />
■ bALCOny SuITE $16,990 —<br />
245 sq.ft., private balcony with sliding glass door<br />
■ pEnTHOuSE SuITE $18,490 —<br />
260 sq.ft., private balcony with sliding glass door,<br />
window, sitting area<br />
airFare international and U.S. domestic airfare is not included in the<br />
program cost. in order to provide the greatest flexibility to participants,<br />
we no longer designate group flights. airport transfers are included for<br />
all participants on program arrival and departure days.<br />
tour CoSt inCLuSionS: all accommodations and meals as specified in the itinerary;<br />
on-tour flights from Kota Kinabalu to Sandakan and from Sandakan to Tawau; Wine<br />
with welcome and farewell dinners; Mineral water and soft drink with all group lunches<br />
and dinners in Malaysia; all sightseeing as specified in the itinerary; Professional<br />
tour manager; Bottled water on coaches; Full program of briefings, lectures, and<br />
presentations; arrival transfers by van for all participants arriving Kota Kinabalu on<br />
September 16 and group departure transfer by motorcoach on october 2; Baggage<br />
handling; Gratuities to porters, waitstaff, guides, ship’s crew, and drivers; Entrance fees<br />
and port charges; Welcome and farewell receptions; $50,000 Emergency Medical and<br />
Evacuation insurance.<br />
tour CoSt exCLuSionS: U.S. domestic and international airfare; Passport or visa<br />
expenses; Medical expenses and immunizations; airport transfers except as noted<br />
above; Travel and trip cancellation insurance; optional excursions or deviations from<br />
the scheduled tour; Excess baggage charges; Meals not specified in the itinerary; dishes<br />
and beverages not part of the included meals; Liquor; Personal items such as e-mail,<br />
telephone and fax calls, laundry, and gratuities for non-group services.<br />
reServationS, depoSitS, & FinaL paYment: To reserve a space on this program,<br />
a $1,000 deposit is required per person. Please either call us at 800.422.1636 or<br />
617.496.0806 or fill out and mail or fax the registration form found in this brochure.<br />
reservations are acknowledged in order of receipt until the maximum enrollment has<br />
been reached. Final payment deadline is May 18, 2012, 120 days prior to departure.<br />
The 100-passenger Orion II<br />
underwent a multi-million-dollar<br />
refurbishment in the spring of 2011,<br />
with new furnishings and elegant<br />
interior upgrades throughout the<br />
public areas and staterooms. The<br />
ship features 50 exceptionally<br />
spacious staterooms (215-285 sq.<br />
ft.), all with separate sitting area,<br />
and 16 with private balconies. Public<br />
spaces include two sun decks,<br />
jacuzzi and outdoor café, spa/salon,<br />
gym, library, lounge/lecture hall, an<br />
elevator between all decks, and a<br />
dining room that accommodates all<br />
passengers at one seating. The ship<br />
is fitted with stabilizers and carries<br />
nine Zodiacs for expeditions. an<br />
intimate ambience and an attentive<br />
staff and crew of 70 make the<br />
Orion II an ideal base for this<br />
unique expedition voyage.<br />
CanCeLLationS & reFundS: notification of cancellation must be received in writing<br />
by haa from the participant. cancellations within 14 days of booking: full refund;<br />
cancellations received up to 120 days prior to departure will be assessed a cancellation<br />
fee of $1,000 per person. cancellations received within 120 days prior to departure are<br />
subject to 100% penalty of all deposits and payments.<br />
itinerarY ChangeS: The itinerary contained in this brochure is accurate at the<br />
time of printing. We reserve the right to change the program or accommodations<br />
as conditions warrant.<br />
inSuranCe: We highly recommend the purchase of trip cancellation insurance.<br />
an application for insurance will be provided by haa upon confirmation.<br />
reSponSiBiLitY: certain other provisions apply regarding limitations of liability and<br />
rights of haa and the tour operator. The statement of responsibility is available at<br />
http://alumni.harvard.edu/haa/travel/trips/borneo-sulawesi-2012 . if you are not able<br />
to access the internet, please call haa Travels at 800.422.1636 or 617.496.0806.<br />
diSCLaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information<br />
presented in this publication. neither haa Travels nor the tour operator is responsible<br />
for errors in or damages resulting from use of the information contained herein.<br />
information contained in this brochure is subject to change.<br />
QueStionS: Please call haa Travels at 800.422.1636<br />
or 617.496.0806, email: haatravels@harvard.edu. cST 2088800-40<br />
Book Your next trip: 800.422.1636 | 617.496.0806 | http://aLumni.harvard.edu/haa/traveL
Land & raiL<br />
pariS: in the FootStepS oF the<br />
Founding FatherS<br />
Mar 9–17, 2012<br />
joycE chaPLin<br />
hiStoriC paradoreS &<br />
pouSadaS oF Spain & portugaL<br />
aPr 23–May 7, 2012<br />
MichaEL WEiShan<br />
oLd worLd poLand &<br />
CZeCh repuBLiC<br />
May 3–13, 2012<br />
caroL SaivETZ<br />
Japan Featuring<br />
Shikoku iSLand<br />
May 7–19, 2012<br />
ThEodorE & vicToria BESTor<br />
moroCCan diSCoverY<br />
May 12–25, 2012<br />
ThoMaS W. SiMonS<br />
Southern aFriCa:<br />
namiBia, BotSwana,<br />
ZamBia, & viCtoria FaLLS<br />
May 16–29, 2012<br />
hoPi hoEKSTra & jaMES MaLLET<br />
A SAMPLinG oF 2012 hAA triPS<br />
deck plan<br />
II Deck roGEr Plan Compendium_A5.indd oWEn 1 MarTy WhyTE<br />
21/06/11 10:21 AM<br />
rome to napLeS on SEA CLOUD ii<br />
May 15-23, 2012<br />
richard ThoMaS<br />
a Springtime voYage:<br />
new engLand to montreaL<br />
on YOrKTOWn<br />
May 24–jUn 5, 2012<br />
in SearCh oF uLYSSeS<br />
on CALLiSTO<br />
jUn 6–15, 2012<br />
GrEGory naGy<br />
the BaLtiC’S amBer CoaSt:<br />
Copenhagen to St. peterSBurg<br />
on SEA CLOUD ii<br />
jUL 17–27, 2012<br />
KELLy o’nEiLL<br />
meeting pLaCe oF empireS<br />
(BaLkanS) on COrinTHiAn ii<br />
SEP 1–13, 2012<br />
Borneo & SuLaweSi: aCroSS the<br />
waLLaCe Line on OriOn ii<br />
SEP 15–ocT 2, 2012<br />
Zarin Machanda<br />
SaiLing the goLden CreSCent:<br />
herakLion to aLexandria<br />
on CLiPPEr ODYSSEY<br />
SEP 29–ocT 11, 2012<br />
roBErT BrUSTEin<br />
Deck 6<br />
veniCe to duBrovnik<br />
on SEA CLOUD ii<br />
ocT 2–9, 2012<br />
SidnEy & cynThia vErBa<br />
hiStorY oF the mediterranean<br />
viLLage LiFe in dordogne<br />
May 31–jUn 8, 2012<br />
Sea on COrinTHiAn ii<br />
ocT 13–29, 2012<br />
Deck 5<br />
SUE WEavEr SchoPF<br />
SiCiLY BY Sea: art treaSureS &<br />
Santa Fe & taoS<br />
jUn 5–10, 2012<br />
anCient tempLeS on<br />
SEA CLOUD ii<br />
ocT 22–31, 2012<br />
maChu piCChu to<br />
caThErinE McKEnna<br />
the gaLÁpagoS<br />
jUn 26–jUL 9, 2012<br />
the anCient CoaSt oF turkeY &<br />
the eaStern greek iSLandS Deck 4<br />
LiterarY ireLand<br />
on CALLiSTO<br />
jUn 27–jUL 9, 2012<br />
ocT 25–nov 3, 2012<br />
caThErinE McKEnna<br />
caroL SaivETZ<br />
the goLden eagLe<br />
Land oF the emirS: SaiLing the<br />
tranS-SiBerian expreSS<br />
perSian guLF (muSCat to duBai)<br />
with naadam FeStivaL<br />
on CLiPPEr ODYSSEY<br />
jUn 29–jUL 13, 2012<br />
ocT 27–nov 8, 2012<br />
Deck 3<br />
TiMoThy coLTon<br />
SpLendorS oF india with<br />
aLaSka under the midnight Sun Sri Lanka/maLdiveS<br />
jUL 23–30, 2012<br />
on CLiPPEr ODYSSEY<br />
david aGUiLar<br />
nov 18–dEc 5, 2012<br />
mount kiLimanJaro trek<br />
jUL 25–aUG 6, 2012<br />
riverS & LakeS<br />
South aFriCa’S private game<br />
reServeS, Cape town,<br />
& the wineLandS<br />
SEP 19–ocT 1, 2012<br />
Deck 2<br />
dutCh & FLemiSh LandSCapeS<br />
on AMADOLCE<br />
aPr 12–22, 2012<br />
TiMoThy MccarThy<br />
dukeS, popeS, & painterS:<br />
LYon to arLeS (SaÔne & rhÔne<br />
viLLage LiFe in the<br />
riverS) on AMADAGiO<br />
itaLian 1.Elevator Lake 2.Sun diStriCt Deck with Jacuzzi 3.Sun Deck and Outdoor Café 4.Spa/Salon<br />
May 1–10, 2012<br />
5.Gym SEP 29–ocT 6.Nautilus 7, Club/ 2012Library<br />
7.Bridge 8.Lounge/Lecture<br />
roBErT<br />
Hall<br />
KiLEy<br />
9.Boutique 10.Reception<br />
the BeSt oF 11.Restaurant patagonia, 12.Medical Centre 13.Marina Deck Platform<br />
the great JourneY<br />
BuenoS aireS, & Santiago<br />
through europe<br />
nov 2–16, 2012<br />
Penthouse Suite<br />
jUnE 13–25, 2012 Ocean Suites<br />
S avg CruiSeS<br />
area 260sq ft or 24sq. m<br />
MichaEL AAShinaGEL<br />
avg area 225sq ft or 20.9sq. m<br />
CoLumBia & *428, Snake 429 riverS: Partially obstructed view<br />
S<br />
Balcony CoexiStenCe Suite oF CuLtureS &<br />
avg FaithS: area 245sq JudaiSm, ft or 22.8sq. ChriStianitY,<br />
m<br />
& iSLam in Southern Spain<br />
Sopkane to Ocean portLand Suites<br />
on QUEEn A OF avg THE area WEST 275sq ft or 25.6sq. m<br />
jUnE 15–23, 2012<br />
S<br />
Deluxe and the Suite maghreB on<br />
avg COrinTHiAn area 285sq ft or ii26.5sq.<br />
m<br />
danuBe river: Ocean From Suites paSSau to<br />
BudapeSt B on avg rOYAL area 215sq CrOWn ft or 20.0sq. m<br />
aPr 6–15, 2012<br />
SEP 4–15, 2012 *342, 343, 344, 345<br />
S<br />
Junior<br />
harvEy<br />
Suite<br />
cox & nina TUMarKin<br />
avg Springtime area 235sq ft or in 21.8sq. the greek m<br />
iSLandS: garden oF the godS<br />
Partially obstructed view<br />
FamiLY adventureS<br />
on CALLiSTO<br />
South aFriCa FamiLY SaFari<br />
aPr 19–28, 2012<br />
jUn 25–jUL 5, 2012<br />
aaron PaUL<br />
daniEL LiEBErMan<br />
CuLtureS & arChaeoLogY oF a China FamiLY tour oF<br />
the adriatiC Sea on<br />
CLaSSiCaL highLightS, pandaS,<br />
COrinTHiAn ii<br />
& YangZi river CruiSe<br />
aPr 26–May 16, 2012<br />
jUn 27–jUL 8, 2012<br />
voYage to the LandS oF godS<br />
& heroeS on COrinTHiAn ii<br />
jUL 9–20, 2012<br />
vaSSiLiKi raPTi<br />
FamiLY tanZania<br />
dEc 26, 2012–jan 7, 2013<br />
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