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Relax. We take care of you. Best of Italy
Rome, Sorrento, Assisi, Venice, Italian Lakes, Florence, and more. 14 days from $2,175* Departures February – October 2011
Explore the world-famous ancient monuments of Rome, the miraculous Pompeii excavations and the Isle of Capri’s beaches. See the ancient Romanesque Abbey of Pomposa, cruise along Venice’s canals and even witness Juliet’s balcony in Verona.
You’ll be guided by one of Trafalgar’s top professional multi-lingual tour directors, as well as qualifi ed local guides in Rome, Pompeii, Capri, Assisi and Florence.
Highlights: • First Class hotel accommodations include twin- bedded rooms with private facilities.
• Touring by luxury air-conditioned coach with reclining seats and onboard washroom.
• Cruise to the Isle of Capri. • Rome Fiumicino Airport transfers are provided on Days 2 and 14.
• 12 hot buffet breakfasts. • 4 three-course dinners. • Welcome drink with your tour director in Rome. • Highlight dinner in Sorrento. • ‘Be My Guest’ dinner. • Farewell dinner with wine in Rome. • All hotel service charges and tips, baggage handling fees and local taxes included.
* Sample pricing from Trafalgar Tours is per person and based on double occupancy. Other conditions may apply. CST#2077132-20
866-235-7070
Free Travel Seminar
February 1, 2011 at 6:00 p.m. AAA Colorado Denver Offi ce 4100 E. Arkansas Ave.
For one-night only, join AAA Colorado for a FREE, informative and entertaining event with Trafalgar President Paul Wiseman and an expert tour director!
• Learn about Trafalgar’s uniquely authentic worldwide guided vacations
• Discover what’s new in 2011 • Talk with AAA Travel Agents about Travel in Europe
• Learn about AAA Exclusive Member Benefi ts
• Take advantage of special savings
• Gather travel hints and tips • Enjoy light refreshments
Enter the drawing for our Grand Prize giveaway!
Space is limited. RSVP to 303-753-8800 ext. 8228, or 877-244-9790 ext. 8228
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