London, Glyndebourne, Stratford & the Edinburgh International Festival In conjunction with Sydney festival and Australian Chamber Orchestra July 28 – August 10, 2016 Tour Leader: Antony Jeffery , with Marita Supplee

Overview Academy Travel is pleased to team up with two of Australia’s premiere arts organisations, Sydney Festival and Australian Chamber Orchestra, to present a tour for lovers of music, theatre and dance. Our 2016 journey travels to the UK’s best summer arts festivals, culminating in six nights at the Edinburgh International Festival and Fringe Festival where we will be joined by Sydney Festival Director, Wesley Enoch. You’ll be taken behind the scenes, meeting performers and directors, attending rehearsals and private receptions. There’s also the chance to enjoy the English countryside at its finest. The program begins in London, where The Proms season is in full swing, with a trip to the Glyndebourne Opera Festival before heading north to Stratford-upon-Avon then on to Edinburgh. Extended stays in centrally-located four-star hotels ensure there is time to relax between performances and enjoy the program. Accommodation, all land travel and sightseeing, receptions with performers, several meals and the best available tickets to at least 13 performances are included in the tour price.

Performance program

We’re delighted to offer an exciting and varied program of 13 performances, two featuring the Australian Chamber Orchestra. As the BBC Proms and Edinburgh International Festival launch their full programs in April 2016, we don’t have all performance details yet, but already the fascinating program includes:

The opening ACO concert in London’s Cadogan Hall, a ‘Weimar Cabaret’ starring renowned performer Barry Humphries

Tchaikovsky’s ballet Swan Lake, performed by the incomparable Bolshoi Ballet from Moscow at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden

Janacek’s opera The Cunning Little Vixen at the Glyndebourne Opera Festival

Shakespeare’s great tragedy Hamlet at the Royal Shakespeare Company’s summer festival at Stratford-upon-Avon

Ben Jonson’s hilarious comedy The Alchemist, also at the Royal Shakespeare Company’s summer festival at Stratford-upon-Avon

A rare opportunity to hear legendary Italian soprano Cecilia Bartoli in Bellini’s great bel canto opera Norma at the Edinburgh International Festival

A new late romantic ACO orchestral concert at the Edinburgh International Festival, with music by Mahler and Wagner

The National Theatre of Scotland’s production of Anything That Gives Off Light, premiering at the Edinburgh International Festival in 2016

The spectacular Royal Military Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle Four further performances at the Edinburgh International Festival and

the Edinburgh Fringe, details to be confirmed in April

London, Glyndebourne, Stratford & The Edinburgh International festival

Left: renowned performer Barry Humphries and mezzo-soprano star Cecilia Bartoli

Tour Price The tour price is $9,960 per person, twin share (land content only). The supplement for a single room is $2,920 per person. A non-refundable deposit of $500 per person is required to secure a place on the tour.

Second deposit and refund conditions

In April 2016, you will be asked to pay a second deposit of $1,500 per person to cover the cost of tickets.

Included in the tour price

All accommodation in selected four star hotels All breakfasts, two lunches and four dinners Best available tickets to all performances Land travel by air-conditioned coach Background talks on performances Services of Australian tour leader and manager throughout the tour All entrance fees to sites mentioned on itinerary Qualified local guides at some sites Porterage of one piece of luggage at all hotels

NOT Included in the tour price

International air travel Travel insurance (essential) Meals and activities not stated as included in this itinerary Personal expenses such as laundry, phone calls and taxis

Air travel OPTIONS The tour price does not include the international flights to join the tour in London or return from Edinburgh. For this tour we recommend Etihad Airlines who fly into London and out of Edinburgh daily. We suggest you contact Erin Laffin (see below) to discuss your planned air travel so that we can let you know the best options and the right time to purchase.

Airport transfers Transfers between airport and hotel in London and Edinburgh are included for all passengers booking their flights through Academy Travel. Transfers can also be arranged at additional cost for anyone booking their own flights. Please contact Erin Laffin for further details regarding transfers.

Enquiries and bookings For further information or to secure a place on this tour please contact Erin Laffin at Academy Travel, on 02 9235 0023 or 1800 639 699 (outside Sydney) or email erin@academytravel.com.au

Tour leaders

Antony Jeffrey is former general manager of The Australian Chamber Orchestra and The Song Company. He has a thorough knowledge of opera companies and performers around the world. Marita Supplee, Philanthropy Manager for the Sydney Festival, will accompany the group as tour manager. Wesley Enoch is the Sydney Festival Director for 2017-2019 and a multi-award winning Indigenous playwright and theatre director. The group will be joined by Wesley at the Edinburgh Festival and Fringe Festival.

Extend your travel! Glyndebourne Opera Festival Week Prior to the London to Edinburgh tour, join us for three performances over a week at Glyndebourne in the Sussex Downs, the world’s most prestigious summer opera festival. Academy Travel is a corporate sponsor of Glyndebourne, giving us access to top-quality tickets to Rossini’s Barber of Seville, staring

Danielle de Niese Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro Janacek’s The Cunning Little Vixen

While the focus of the tour is on Glyndebourne, we have enhanced the program with visits to historic Sissinghurst Castle Garden and other attractions. July 16 - 23, 2016 $5,850 per person, twin share (land only). $1,189 single supplement Tour leader: Robert Gay

Detailed Itinerary All breakfasts included. Included lunches and dinners are indicated by the letters (L) and (D).

Thursday July 28 Arrive London

As group members arrive at the hotel they will be met by the tour leader and manager. If you have settled in by early afternoon, there will be time for a walk around the historic Bloomsbury District near the hotel. In the early evening we gather for drinks and a casual dinner. (D)

Friday July 29 The ACO IN LONDON

This morning we head to Cadogan Hall to watch the ACO’s final rehearsal for this evening’s opening performance. Together with the legendary Australian entertainer Barry Humphries, the ACO has created an evening of Weimar Cabaret, with songs, readings and orchestral pieces, presented as part of the BBC Proms series. As well as lighter music-hall pieces, more serious orchestral works reflect the difficult days of Germany between the wars. After the rehearsal there will be a brief opportunity to meet some of the ACO players and to learn more about the evening’s performance. We then head to a local Belgravia restaurant for a welcome lunch. The later afternoon is free before we return to Cadogan Hall for our first concert. (B, L)

Performance details Venue: Cadogan Hall Program: A Weimar Cabaret Performers: The Australian Chamber Orchestra, led by Richard Tognetti, with Barry Humphries

Saturday July 30 The Bolshoi at Covent Garden

The morning is free and we suggest a visit to the British Museum, the National Portrait Gallery or the National Gallery, all within comfortable walking distance of our hotel. In the early afternoon we walk to the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, for an afternoon performance by Moscow’s Bolshoi Ballet. In a time-honoured tradition, Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake will be performed. (B)

Performance details Venue: Royal Opera House Covent Garden Program: Tchaikovsky, Swan Lake Performers: The Bolshoi Ballet

Sunday July 31 Opera at Glyndebourne

This morning tour leader Antony Jeffrey provides a background talk for today’s performance. This afternoon we head south to the Sussex Downs for a performance of Janacek’s opera The Cunning Little Vixen at

London, Glyndebourne, Stratford & The Edinburgh International festival

Above: Barry Humphries accepts applause in a previous Weimar Cabaret by the ACO Below: the spectacular atrium of the British Museum, London, and dancers from the Bolshoi Ballet performing Swan Lake

Glyndebourne. Held on a private estate since 1934, Glyndebourne productions are justly famous for their impeccable musical standards and refreshing design and direction. Melly Still's colourful 2012 production of Janacek’s charming tale is no exception. (B)

Performance details Venue: Glyndebourne Estate, Sussex Downs Program: Janacek, The Cunning Little Vixen Performers: Elena Tsallagova (Vixen Sharp Ears), Alzbeta Polackova (Fox), Christopher Purves (Forester)

Monday August 1 Travel to Stratford – The alchemist

We depart London by coach this morning, bound for Stratford-upon-Avon. We travel via the charming Cotswolds district, stopping at Bourton-on-the-water for refreshment. On arrival at Stratford there will be time to settle in before we head out for a casual pre-theatre dinner and our performance at the Royal Shakespeare Company’s intimate Swan Theatre. Ben Jonson’s The Alchemist was first performed in 1610 and is considered a masterpiece of Jacobean satire, and a wonderful vehicle for the RSC’s brand of comedic performance. The new production is directed by Polly Findlay, much praised for her RSC productions in recent years. (B, D)

Performance details Venue: Swan Theatre Program: Ben Jonson, The Alchemist Performers: Royal Shakespeare Company actors, Polly Findlay (director)

Tuesday August 2 Stratford and Beyond

This morning a local guide will introduce us to some of Stratford’s highlights, introducing us to the town’s history and in particular with sites associated with Shakespeare. In the later afternoon we travel to Charlecote Park, a short distance from Stratford. This fine Elizabethan and Jacobean manor house has been beautifully restored by the National Trust, and we take a relaxing stroll through the gardens and tour the interior. (B)

Wednesday August 3 The RSC’s Hamlet

Today is free to relax in Stratford and perhaps visit Shakespearean sites such an Anne Hathaway’s cottage and the farm of Mary Arden, Shakespeare’s mother. This evening we stroll to the main Royal Shakespeare Theatre for their production of Hamlet. This remarkable production, directed by Simon Godwin stars Paapa Essiedu in the title role, with a mainly-black cast. (B)

Performance details Venue: Royal Shakespeare Theatre Program: Shakespeare, Hamlet Performers: Royal Shakespeare company actors, Simon Godwin (director)

Above: The Cunning Little Vixen at Glyndebourne Below: Paapa Essiedu stars in the title role of the RSC production of Hamlet and Anne Hathaway’s cottage in Stratford-upon-Avon

Thursday August 4 To Edinburgh via YORK

A long day’s travel takes us north to Edinburgh. We travel via the historic city of York. Roman in origin and with strong Viking connections, the town centre is rich in heritage. Our brief stop will allow us to visit the spectacular gothic architecture of York Minster and to wander the medieval streets. We arrive in Edinburgh in the early evening and there is a casual dinner in our hotel. (B, D)

Friday August 5 A tale of two towns – National theatre of Scotland

This morning we take a tour of Edinburgh organised through the Fringe Festival. Entitled A tale of two towns, the tour uses oral history and storytelling to take you through the medieval Old Town and the Georgian New Town districts of the city. A centrepiece of the Edinburgh International Festival is a new production by the National Theatre of Scotland. This evening we will see their new work, Anything that gives off light. The play deals with national identity – a Scottish man living in London returns home, meets a lonely American woman and travels through Scotland. The play is punctuated with live Scottish-American folk music. (B, L)

Performance details Venue: King’s Theatre Program: Anything that gives off light Performers: Written and directed by Rachel Chavkin and Davey Anderson, with Brian Ferguson, Sandy Grierson and Jessica Almasy

Saturday August 6 The ACO in Edinburgh and The Tattoo

This morning there is a background talk on tonight’s performance by the ACO at the Edinburgh International Festival, the opening orchestral performance of the Festival. The morning is free, and we highly recommend a visit to the National Gallery of Scotland, containing a superb collection of European and British art. Rather unusually, the ACO will be performing works from the German Romantic Repertoire, featuring the music of Wagner and Brahms. Full details of the performance program will be available when the Festival program is launched in April 2016. Right after the ACO concert we head to the parade grounds below Edinburgh Castle for the 10.30pm performance of the famous Royal Military Tattoo. Our late-night performance has extended fireworks. There is a casual dinner before the concert. (B, D) Performance details Venue: Usher Hall Program: Orchestral music by Wagner and Brahms Performers: The Australian Chamber Orchestra, led by Richard Tognetti

Sunday August 7 The Edinburgh Fringe

Edgy, innovative and fun, the Edinburgh Fringe is the alternative to the ‘high

London, Glyndebourne, Stratford & The Edinburgh International festival

Above: the spectacular gothic architecture of York Minster and the colourful Victoria Street in Edinburgh Below: the famous Royal Military Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle

cultural’ offerings of the main Festival. Over the years the Fringe has been a remarkable incubator of new talent, particularly in the fields of comedy, satire and cabaret. Today we will attend two or three Fringe events, a variety of jazz/blues music, stand-up comedy and theatre. Performances will run from early afternoon to late evening. We will hold off final selection until April 2016, though you can get a sense of what is on offer by visiting the Edinburgh Fringe Festival website www.edfringe.com (B)

Performance details Venue: Venues around the city, including pubs, theatres and halls Program: Music, comedy and theatre – to be finalised April 2016 Performers: To be finalised April 2016

Monday August 8 Dance and A Recital

We continue our exploration of the main festival today, with an afternoon recital or chamber music concert, most likely held in one of Edinburgh’s historic churches. The Edinburgh International Festival is renowned for the quality and variety of the international dance, music and theatre companies invited to perform. In the evening, we will attend a performance by one of these visiting international companies, with pre-performance talks. (B)

Afternoon performance details Venue: Historic church in Edinburgh, late afternoon Program: Chamber music or vocal recital Performers: To announced April 2016

Evening performance details Venue: to be confirmed, evening Program: Leading international company dance, music or drama, to be announced April 2016 Performers: To be announced April 2016

Tuesday August 9 Royal Yacht Britannia – Norma

In the late morning we travel to Edinburgh’s port of Leith to take a short tour of the Royal Yacht Britannia, a fascinating insight into the royal lifestyle. Nearby is the award-winning restaurant The Kitchin, where we share a farewell lunch. This afternoon, tour leader Antony Jeffrey provides a pre-performance talk on Bellini’s bel canto masterpiece Norma, and the performing career of its star mezzo-soprano Cecilia Bartoli. The celebrated production premiered for the Salzburg Festival in 2012. (B)

Performance details Venue: Festival Theatre Program: Bellini, Norma Performers: Cecilia Bartoli (Norma), John Osborn (Pollione), Rebeca Olvera (Adalgisa)

Wednesday August 10 Departure

The tour ends after breakfast. Depending on your travel arrangements, transfers to either Edinburgh or Glasgow airport will be available.

Above: Performers sing on the Royal Mile at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Below: The Edinburgh Festival is renowned for the quality and variety of the international dance and the National Theatre of Scotland’s new work, Anything that gives off light

HOTELs

LONDON, the Bloomsbury Hotel (4 nights)

This elegant four-star hotel is housed in a heritage building designed by the famous English architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. It has tastefully appointed public areas and comfortable well-sized rooms. But its best feature is the location, on a quiet part of Great Russell Street in Bloomsbury, in the heart of the theatre district, within walking distance of most London shows. Covent Garden, Soho and the shops of Oxford Street are all within a 10-minute walk. www.thedoylecollection.com

Stratford, Holiday Inn (3 nights)

We have selected this hotel for its excellent riverside location, close to RSC theatres and the historic centre of Stratford. As one expects from the Holiday Inn chain the rooms are functional but lacking in character. www.holidayinn.com

Edinburgh, Apex Waterloo (6 nights)

Academy Travel has used this centrally-located four star hotel on two previous tours to Edinburgh. The location is excellent and the rooms and public areas are of a high standard. www.apexhotels.co.uk

Weather on tour The weather in England and Scotland in summer is generally mild and pleasant, but it is also famously variable! Expect daytime temperatures to range between 14 and 25 degrees. Evenings can be noticeably cooler, requiring a warmer jacket and perhaps a scarf. There is always the possibility of some rainfall at both our destinations, so a weather-proof jacket and umbrella are recommended.

Additional travel AND stopovers

We are more than happy to arrange additional travel either before or after the tour dates. Stopovers on the outbound or return flight are also possible for those wishing to break their journey. Please contact Erin Laffin on (02) 9235 0023 to discuss your requirements.

London, Glyndebourne, Stratford & The Edinburgh International festival

Left: a room at the Bloomsbury Hotel, London, and the beautiful lobby of the hotel; a room at the Holiday Inn, Stratford; and the Apex Waterloo Hotel, Edinburgh

Physical Requirements of THIS tour Physical rating

It is important both for you and for your fellow travellers that you are fit enough to be able to enjoy all the activities on this tour. To give you an indication of the level of physical fitness required to participate on our tours, we have given them a star grading. Academy Travel’s tours tend to feature extended walking tours and site visits, which require greater fitness than coach touring. We ask you to carefully consider your ability to meet the physical demands of the tour.

Participation criteria for this tour This Grade Two tour is designed for people who lead active lives and can comfortably participate in up to five hours of physical activity per day on most days, including longer walking tours, challenging archaeological sites, climbing stairs, embarking and disembarking trains and/or boats, and a more demanding tour schedule with one night stops or several internal flights. You should be able to: keep up with the group at all times walk for 4-5 kilometres at a moderate pace with only short breaks stand for a reasonable length of time in galleries and museums tolerate uncomfortable climatic conditions such as cold, humidity and

heat walk up and down slopes negotiate steps and slopes on archaeological sites, which are often

uneven and unstable get on and off a large coach with steep stairs, train or boat

unassisted, possibly with luggage move your luggage a short distance if required

A note for older travellers If you are more than 80 years old, or have restricted mobility, it is highly likely that you will find this itinerary challenging. You will have to miss several activities and will not get the full value of the tour. Your booking will not be accepted until after you have contacted Academy Travel to discuss your situation and the exact physical requirements of this tour. While we will do our best to reasonably accommodate the physical needs of all group members, we reserve the right to refuse bookings if we feel that the requirements of the tour are too demanding for you and/or if local conditions mean we cannot reasonably accommodate your condition.

Above: Edinburgh Castle viewed from the Princes Street Gardens Below: the ACO in action, led by Richard Tognetti

academy travel tailored small group Journeys academytravel.com.au

About Academy TravelEach year Academy Travel organises around 50 journeys to Europe, the Mediterranean, Asia and the Americas, each focusing on a distinctive historical, artistic or cultural theme. The aim of every Academy Travel journey is to combine the pleasures of independent travel with the benefits and shared enjoyment of a group. Academy Travel is an Australian-owned travel company, founded in 2004. The company’s staff includes both academic experts and travel professionals with over two decades’ industry experience. We also have our own office in Rome which organises our tours in Western Europe. This means we have direct control over the selection of hotels, restaurants, coaches and local guides, guaranteeing superior quality.

In-depth informationWith extensive printed tour materials, including detailed tour notes, destination guides, and daily programs, you’ll build up a coherent understanding of the country you’re visiting, not just a fragmented set of facts. These materials are also available in electronic format.

Carefully planned itinerariesAll itineraries feature a carefully thought out balance of walking tours, gallery and museum visits, scenic excursions, dining and performances.

Like-minded groupsShare your journey with fellow travellers who are in tune with your way of seeing the world. A maximum of 20 participants – not too small and not too large – creates a convivial atmosphere.

Long staysPerhaps the most appealing feature of our program. No whistlestop tours, no 7.00am departures, day after day. In most destinations we enjoy three or four nights to really get to know the place.

Special experiencesA private viewing of the Sistine Chapel or the Museum of Modern Art in New York? Tickets to a sold-out performance of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra? Many of our tours feature top-flight events not usually offered on group tours.

Expert tour leadersOur tour leaders combine academic expertise with a genuine passion for the places you visit. Under their expert guidance you see rather than just look, hear rather than just listen and understand rather than just observe. Your travel experience is transformed.

Name of tour:

Departure date:

Your details

PASSENGER 1 PASSENGER 2

A

Your title (Ms, Mrs, Mr, Dr etc): Your full name (as it appears on your passport):

Preferred first name: Date of birth:

Postal Address:

Email:

Phone:

Mobile:

Passport number: Expiry date:

Frequent flyer number(s) Seating (Aisle or window)

Name and contact number of next of kin (emergency contact only):

Relationship to you:

State: Postcode:

( )

Your title (Ms, Mrs, Mr, Dr etc): Your full name (as it appears on your passport):

Preferred first name: Date of birth:

Postal Address:

Email:

Phone:

Mobile:

Passport number: Expiry date:

Frequent flyer number(s) Seating (Aisle or window)

Name and contact number of next of kin (emergency contact only):

Relationship to you:

State: Postcode:

( )

Your special requirementsB

ROOMING PREFERENCES

I/we would like: a room for sole occupancy a twin-bedded room a double-bedded room

Name of friend or family member (if not passenger 2)I am travelling: on my own with a friend or family member.

PROOF OF IDENTITY Please provide a photocopy of the photo page of your passport together with this booking form.

I do not have any specific dietary requirements or allergies

I have the following specific dietary requirements/allergies

I do not have any specific dietary requirements or allergies

I have the following specific dietary requirements/allergies

PASSENGER 1 PASSENGER 2

MEAL REQUIREMENTS/ALLERGIES Please indicate below if you have any special dietary requirements. Appropriate meals will be requested for you on all flights and group meals based on this information.

PASSENGER 1

I have no specific medical condition that Academy Travel needs to know about

Academy Travel needs to know about the following medical condition(s)

I have no specific medical condition that Academy Travel needs to know about

Academy Travel needs to know about the following medical condition(s)

PASSENGER 2

MEDICAL CONDITIONS Please indicate below if you have any serious health issue that may affect your travel insurance coverage, your physical capacity to undertake some activities on tour or may otherwise need to be considered by the tour leader/manager during the tour.

academy travel tailored small group Journeys academytravel.com.au

BOOKING FORM

This is my first tour with Academy Travel I have previously travelled with Academy Travel

I/we wish Academy Travel to arrange air travel from Australia.

Economy Class. Business Class.

I/we will organize our own air travel.

I/we are undecided about air travel. Please contact us to discuss the available options.

I plan to leave Australia before the tour commences.

Planned departure date:

I intend to take part in the extension tour offered in the itinerary (if applicable).

I/we plan to undertake additional travel before/after the tour and would like Academy Travel to organise this (please describe destinations and length of stay required below).

To discuss your travel arrangements please contact the travel consultant for your tour. You can also email enquiries to info@academytravel.com.au.

Your travel plansC

Your acceptance of booking conditionsD

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND SIGN BELOW

DEPOSITS A deposit of $500 per person is required to confirm your booking on a tour. Final payment of the tour fee, insurance and any additional travel will be due 60 days before departure.

CANCELLATION FEESIf you decide to cancel your booking the following charges apply:More than 60 days before departure: $500*60-45 days before tour start: 25% of total amount due44-15 days before tour start: 75% of total amount due14 days or less before departure: 100% of total amount due*This amount may be credited to another Academy Travel tour within 12 months of the original tour you booked.

UNUSED PORTIONS OF THE TOURWe regret that refunds will not be given for any unused portions of the tour, such as meals, entry fees, accommodation, flights or transfers.

TRAVEL INSURANCEAcademy Travel requires all participants to obtain comprehensive travel insurance. We offer a comprehensive policy with a reputable insurer if required.

PASSPORT AND VISAA valid passport is required for all international travel. If you do not hold an Australian passport you may require a re-entry permit. Some countries require a visa to be issued before you depart Australia. We will advise you of all passport and visa requirements, but it is your responsibility to ensure that you meet passport and visa requirements before you depart.

WILL THE TOUR PRICE CHANGE?If the number of participants in a tour is significantly less than budgeted, or if there is a significant change in exchange rates Academy Travel reserves the right to amend the advertised price. If this occurs you will be given the option of canceling your booking and obtaining a full refund. If an Academy Travel tour is forced to cancel you will get a full refund of all monies paid.

WILL THE ITINERARY OR AIRLINE CHANGE? Occasionally circumstances beyond the control of Academy Travel make it necessary to change airline, hotel or to make slight amendments to daily itineraries. We will inform you of any changes as soon as they occur.

FINAL PAYMENTFull and final payment for the tour, airfare travel, insurance and any additional travel you book is due 60 days before departure. Payment may be made by bank deposit, cheque, cash or credit card. Please note there is a surcharge for payments made by credit card.

Academy Travel reserves the right to decline the booking or terminate the holiday of any traveller.

I/we accept the conditions on this booking form

I/we have read the information about the physical requirements of the tour in the detailed itinerary and confirm that I/we are able to meet these requirements.

Signature:

Date:

BOOKING FORM

Deposit paymentE

A non-refundable $500 deposit is required for each person listed on this booking form. Please indicate which method you have chosen to pay your deposit:

Number of passengers:

Amount of deposit: $

Paid directly by cheque (Please make cheques payable to Academy Travel)

Paid by credit card (Please complete details below)

MasterCard Visa American Express

Card Number:

3 or 4 digit security code:

Expiry date:

Name on card:

Amount: $

Date: Signature:

SENDg

Please send your completed booking form to: Academy TravelGPO Box 5057Sydney NSW 2001or fax it to (02) 9235 0123Additional booking forms can be downloaded from our website: academytravel.com.au

How did you hear about this tour?f

Please select one or more where appropriate:

I receive the Academy Travel Brochure/Newsletter/Emails

I saw an advertisement in... please specify

I attended a lecture at... please specify

Browsing the internet

A friend recommended Academy Travel

Other... please specify

academy travel tailored small group Journeys academytravel.com.au