| Pat and Rod Liner Let's see the world together. |
| What's On For 2013? Eastern Europe in May 26-June 13,2013 China; October 15-November 1, 2013 Join us for our very popular tour to Eastern Europe. We call it "Open Borders" because since the collapse of the old Iron Curtain, countries that were once foreboding for American travelers our now enticing and exciting. Krakow, our first stop, has become the jewel of Eastern Europe. Enjoy the unmatched beauty of Market Square. Poignant history with Schindler's factory and Auschwitz. Zakopane for hiking, gentle river rafting, and wursts along Krupowki street. Budapest shines: Castle Hill, Matthias Church, Great Market Hall and Szentendre on Danube Bend. Vienna for Mozart concert, grand cafés, stroll Kartnerstrasse, and let us take you to Melk Abbey and our friend's vineyard in Durnstein for wine tasting overlooking the Danube. Antique cabriolets is how we will start in Prague. Then explore Tyn Church, the Jewish quarter, St. Vitis Cathedral and it Mucha Window, Lennon Wall, hear our guide in Wenceslas Square discuss the emotional "velvet revolution". We will also have lunch in Bohemia's prettiest villages, nestled on the bend in the Vtlava river. We will finish in Berlin, home to Nefertiti, Olympic Stadium, Pergamon Museum, the Reichstag and Check Point Charlie. China starts with staying in the best hotels in each city: Beijing, The Fairmont, Xi'an, the Sofitel Remjin Square, Guilin, the Shangri- La, Shanghai, the Peninsula. Our tours are unique because of our travel philosophy: Travel should not be a test of endurance (leisurely paced) Hotels are more than just places to sleep, group travel should allow ample time for personal exploration, let us remove the hassles of travel by having great local guides, deluxe coaches, pre-selected restaurants characterized by their fidelity to local cuisine. Tours should be intellectually stimulating, carefully planned and most importantly FUN. Good times are insured by the people who travel with us. They have energy, a zest for life, tolerance and good natures. |
