Cost for the March Tour:
CHANGES IN PRICES - PRICE GUARANTEE:
The land rate is guaranteed. The airfares are subject to availability of flights and timely booking (please note that flights are heavily booked for these dates (March 6-15); SPRING BREAK).
Subject to
availability, the airline may
charge higher rates for late bookings. ):
We will be happy to check the new
rates (if any) for you.
Please remember timely enrollment
keeps the cost of our tours low.
The land price is guaranteed no matter when you join the tour.
Minimum number of travelers required to make the tour is 15.|
Special Offer: This special offer is subject to enrollment of at least 30 participants. As a traveler, for every person you recruit
to travel with our group, you will get
$100
discount in the tour's regular
price of $1,385 for the land portion. The
recruited persons must pay the full fee of $1,385. If you recruit
12 people, you (as a 13 person) get a free trip (for the land
portion) during the spring
break trip. This offer is only valid for the Spring of 2009.
The credit will not apply for the future trips. There is no
cash value for this offer for travelers and non-travelers. It is only a credit toward your
travel fee. Verification and documentation of the recruitment
record is the traveler's responsibility before the trip starts.
Traveling spouse, as married couple, will not get the discounted rate as a recruit. However, if a married couple recruits other traveler(s), they will be credited accordingly. One person cannot be claimed by two people. This special offer will expire two weeks before the tour starts. No claim will be acceptable after the trip is completed. If you recruit travelers after paying your registration fee, you will be refunded or credited accordingly. This version of the
offer supersedes any other version's of the special offer. If you have any questions about this special offer, please contact me at mkho@tjc.edu or call me at 903-510-2279 |
Participation is open to the public. Any community member from any part of the U.S.A. student, or faculty member from any college or university may enroll for this project.
You may travel from any part of the U.S.A. The tour price may or may not change. Travelers may extend their adventure beyond this trip in Turkey. Depending on the days of extension, we may suggest a tentative itinerary to help you to plan your trip. If you extend your trip and if we buy your ticket, the airfare may not increase. However, you must pay for additional hotel, meals and entrance fees accordingly.
The land portion is all inclusive and the package Includes:
Hotel/airport Transfers in Turkey
Round-trip transportation from Tyler to DFW
Transportation by private A/C bus with driver throughout the tour
Accommodations (Doubles) in twin bedded rooms with private bathrooms
(a single room will
cost $300 extra for the entire trip)
Two Meals a Day
including continental breakfast every morning
Admission
fees to the sites as described on the itinerary
Administration Fees and Orientation costs
Click Here for the Seminar on Turkey
(Oct. 11, 2008 or Feb.
7, 2009); Travelers may attend to this class free of charge.
Ferry
cost, tolls, parking fees, gasoline
English
speaking government licensed professional tourist guide
Tips to the Hotels and Restaurants
All baggage handling for check-ins, check-outs, in hotels and in airports
All service charges, local and hotel taxes (Over $200)
The land portion does not include the domestic flights if any.
LATE APPLICANTS - LATE PAYMENTS
Travelers are welcome to join the tour the last minute, as long as we have space and we are able to make arrangements after the deadline. Late airfare fee may be applied for applications received after the deadline. We will check with our travel agent and keep you posted about additional fee if any.
Important Note: As we all know, our country's difficult financial situation is taking a toll on everyone who travels internationally.
The price of oil is skyrocketing to record highs at home while U.S. currency is falling to record lows abroad. The declining dollar is a particular concern because our overseas costs associated with our tours are now significantly more than what our travelers used to pay. On top of that, the airlines have been continually raising fuel surcharges. In fact, the airlines have notified us several increases over the past several months. Furthermore, hotels in Turkey have almost doubled their prices.
Despite these economic conditions, we strive to keep the cost down and make it affordable for students and community members.