Name: Macon Serra Batch: C – 5 Travel & Tourism Presentation Faculty: Pauline Anish

Name : Macon Serra Batch : C – 5 Travel & Tourism Presentation Faculty : Pauline Anish

Singapore

New Zealand

Thailand

Australia

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The beauty of Singapore is seen from modern architecture that reaches skyward to the nature reserves that surround this island nation.

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Capital – Singapore City (SQ)

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Airport – Singapore Changi Airport & Seletar Airport

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IATA Area – III

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Currency – Singapore Dollars (SGD)

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City Code – SIN

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Language – Malay Chinese

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Airline – Singapore Airlines (SQ)

Orchard Road

Little India

Chinatown

Sentosa

Balestier, Newton, Novena & Toa Payoh

Jurong bird park

Sentosa island

Night safari

Snow center

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The weather is usually sunny with no distinct seasons. Rain falls almost daily throughout the year, heavy showers that rarely last longer than an hour. However, most rainfall occurs during the northeast monsoon (November to January), occasionally featuring lengthy spells of continuous rain. Spectacular thunderstorms can occur throughout the year, normally in the afternoons.

The temperature averages around: 26°C (79°F) daytime, 24°C (76°F) at night in December and January. 31°C (89°F) daytime, 26°C (80°F) at night for the rest of the year. 

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Singapore can be visited at anytime of the year. The most comfortable months are between June and August. Another good idea is to coordinate your visit to coincide with the spectacular festivals and events of Singapore.

Shopping is second only to eating as a national pastime, which means that Singapore has an abundance of shopping malls, and low taxes and tariffs on imports coupled with huge volume mean that prices are usually very competitive. While you won't find any bazaars with dirt-cheap local handicrafts goods are generally of reasonably good quality and shopkeepers are generally quite honest due to strong consumer protection laws. Most stores are open 7 days a week from 10AM until 10PM. Mustafa in Little India is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Keep an eye out for the Great Singapore Sale, usually held in June-July, when shopping centers pull out all stops to attract punters. Many stores along the shopping belt of Orchard Road and Scotts Road now offer late night shopping on the last Friday of every month with over 250 retailers staying open till midnight.

Paragon shopping centre

Peranakan/Nonya cuisine The most identifiable cuisine in the region is Peranakan or Nonya cuisine, born from the mixed Malay and Chinese communities of what were once the British colonies of the Straits Settlements. 

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Kaya is a jam-like spread made from egg and coconut, an odd-sounding but tasty combination. Served on toast for breakfast, canonically accompanied by runny eggs and strong, sweet coffee (kopi). Exists in two distinctive styles; the greenish Nonya version, colored with pandan leaf, and the brownish Hainanese version.

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Popiah or spring rolls come fresh or fried. They consist of boiled turnips, fried tofu, fried shallots and garlic, chopped omelette, chopped stir fried long beans and (optional) chilli sauce, wrapped in a thin rice skin covering and eaten like a fajita.

Thailand has so much to capture your imagination! The chaotic but fascinating capital of Bangkok comes alive with activity almost every minute of the day. In fact, here you might actually want to lose your way intentionally to discover the hidden treasures of the city that you might otherwise miss. And then, there's always a taxi you can find to take you back to your hotel. In Thailand, you'll find it all - fabulous architecture, beautiful beaches and hidden islands, inexpensive shopping, delicious cuisine, exotic culture and ruins of ancient kingdoms.   

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Capital – Bangkok (BKK)

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Airport – Bangkok Intl. Airport, Chiang Mai Intl. Airport, Chiang Rai Intl. Airport & Hat Yai Intl. Airport

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IATA Area – III

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Currency – Bhat (TBH)

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City Code – TH

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Language – Malay Chinese

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Airline – Thai Airways (TG)

Ayutthaya

Hat Yai

Chiang Mai

Chiang Rai

Sukhoth ai

Pattaya

Safari world

Coral island

Floating market

Tiffany show

Thailand is largely tropical, so it's hot and humid all year around with temperatures in the 28-35°C range, a degree of relief provided only in the mountains in the far north of Thailand. •Cool: From November to the end of February, it doesn't rain much and temperatures are at their lowest, where as temperatures can fall as low as 5°C. This is the most popular time to visit and, especially around Christmas and New Year's, finding flights and accommodation can be expensive and difficult. •Hot: From March to June, Thailand swelters in temperatures as high as 40°C. Pleasant enough when sitting on the beach with a drink in hand, but not the best time of year to go temple-tramping in Bangkok. •Rainy: From July to October, although it only really gets underway in September, tropical monsoons hit most of the country. This doesn't mean it rains non-stop, but when it does it pours and flooding is not uncommon

The best time to visit most of Thailand is between November and February, primarily because it rains the least and is not too hot during these months. This period is also Thailand’s main season for both national and regional festivals. Thailand, on the other hand, are best avoided from March to May, when temperatures may climb over 40°C during the day and aren’t much lower at night. Because temperatures are more even year-round in the south (because it’s closer to the equator), the beaches and islands of southern Thailand are a good choice for respite when the rest of Thailand is miserably hot.

•Thailand is a shopper's paradise and many visitors to Bangkok in particular end up spending much of their time in the countless markets and malls. Particularly good buys are clothing, both cheap locally produced street wear and fancy Thai silk, and all sorts of handicrafts. Electronics and computer gear are also widely available, but prices are slightly higher than in Singapore, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur. •A Thai speciality are the night markets found in almost every town, the largest and best-known of which are in Bangkok and the Night Bazaar in Chiang Mai. Here a variety of vendors from designers to handicraft sellers have stalls selling goods which cannot normally be found in malls and day markets. Most night markets also have large open air food courts attached. •You can also find marvelously tacky modern clothing accessories. Witness pink sandals with clear plastic platform heels filled with fake flowers. Night markets along the main roads and Bangkok's Mahboonkrong (MBK) Mall, near the Siam skytrain stop, are particularly good sources. Not to be left out is what is often touted as the world's biggest weekend bazaar - The Chatuchak Weekend Market or known to locals simply as "JJ" Market. Chatuchak sells a myriad of products ranging from clothes to antiques, covers over 35

Rice  Khao tom - is a salty and watery rice porridge served with condiments, quite popular at breakfast.

Noodles  Ba mee moo daeng is egg noodles with slices of Chinese-style barbecued pork.

Soups & Curries  Tom kha kai is the Thai version of chicken soup in a rich galangal-flavored coconut stock, with mushrooms and not a few chillies.

Journey to Australia is a trip to a magical island that is also a country and the only country that is also a continent. On this relatively unknown continent, you will come across species of animals and plants not found anywhere else on the face of this earth.

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Capital – Canberra (AU)

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Airport – Canberra International Airport, Sydney Airport (Kingsford Smith Airport), Brisbane Airport, Raaf Scheger (Queensland), Perth Airport, Derby Airport, Melbourne Airport

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IATA Area – III

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Currency – Australian Dollar

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City Code – AU

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Language – English

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Airline – Qantas Airways (QF)

Perth

Sydney

Brisbane

Melbourne

Victoria

New South Wales

Climate summarizes the average, range and variability of weather elements, e.g. rain, wind, temperature, fog, thunder, and sunshine, observed over many years at a location or across an area. In order to understand the climate better, the Bureau collects a wide range of data from the atmosphere, oceans and land surface.

The northern states are best visited during the winters, from July to September while the summer months are ideal for visiting the southern states. On the whole, September and October are the best, when it is neither too hot nor too cold.

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NEW SOUTH WALES - Sydney rock oysters, Hunter Valley wines, Balmain Bugs, Illabo milk-fed lamb

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VICTORIA - Gippsland beef, Meredith lamb, Malle squab, cornfed chicken

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SOUTH AUSTRALIA - Barossa Valley wine (e.g. Penfolds), Coffin Bay scallops, olive oil, tuna, cultivated native food

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TASMANIA - Salmon, trout, cheeses, oysters, raspberries, King Island cream

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QUEENSLAND - Bowen mangoes, papaya, succulent reef fish, mudcrabs, Moreton Bay Bugs (a shellfish, not insects!)

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NORTHERN TERRITORY - Barramundi fish, Mangrove Jack (fish), crocodile, buffalo

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New Zealand comes with a reputation as a unique land packed with magnificent, raw scenery: craggy coastlines, sweeping beaches, primeval forests, snowcapped glacier-fed lakes, and unparalleled wildlife, all beneath a brilliant blue sky. Even Kiwis – named after the endearing, if decidedly odd, flightless bird that has become the national emblem – are filled with astonishment at the stupendous vistas and variety of what they call "Godzone" (God's own country).

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Capital – Wellington (WLG)

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Airport – Auckland International Airport, Christchurch International Airport & Wellington International Airport

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IATA Area – III

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Currency – New Zealand Dollars (NZD)

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City Code – NZ

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Language – English & maori

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Airline – New Zealand Air (NZ)

Auckland

Rotorua

Christchurch

Wanaka

Queenstown

Waitomo

International Antarctic Centre

Agro dome – Sheep show

Entrance to the Waitomo caves

New Zealand has a temperate climate in the south island and sub-tropical climate in the North Island and the nature of the terrain, the prevailing winds and the length of the country lead to sharp regional contrasts. Maximum daytime temperatures sometimes exceed 30°C and only fall below 0°C only in the elevated inland regions. Generally speaking, rainfall and humidity is higher in the west than the east of the country due to the north-south orientation of the mountain ranges and the prevailing westerly/north westerly winds.

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Roast kumara - the sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) roasted in the same manner as potatoes and often served instead of or alongside. May also be deep fried like potato chips and known as kumar Kaimoana (literally: sea food) - particularly shellfish gathered from inter-tidal rocks and beaches as well as crayfish (rock lobster) and inshore fish caught on a line or with nets. Species such as paua (blackfoot abalone) and toheroa have been overfished and gathering restrictions are strictly enforced, while green mussels are commercially grown and sold live, or processed, in supermarkets.

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Passport valid at least 6 month from the date of return  One Visa Form(14) duly completed and signed Two recent photographs as per specification given below White Background 35x45mm,Facial image between 25x35mm, With full face without headgear (unless the applicant habitually wears a headgear in accordance with his/her religious or racial custom but the headgear must not hide the applicant features) with matt finishing Return confirm ticket, in case of E-Ticket IATA stamp must required on it. Covering letter for stating purpose of visit addressing to Visa officer. Three months bank statements If visit relatives then invitation letter from relatives and his/her passport, Visa and permit copy

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Passport or travel document with validity not less than 6 months Visa application form completely filled out One recent( 4 x 6 cm.) photograph of the applicant Evidence of travel from Thailand (air ticket paid in full) Evidence of adequate finance (10,000 Baht per person and 20,000 Baht per family) Consular officers reserve the rights to request for additional documents as deemed necessary

1 Form  1Photo  Covering letter  Return Ticket  Exchange  Bank Statement last 3 months,  Income Tax documents last 3 years. 

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1 Form No. 48R 1 Form No. M67 1 Photo Covering letter Exchange Xerox copies of Income Tax Papers last 03 yrs Bank Statement for the last 3 months Employers Leave Certificate. In case of Children leave certificate from school must Sponsorship required if visiting relatives Residence Phone No. is must

Contains all types of vegetable, fresh fruit and milk products and is generally prepared according to subcontinent taste. i.e. mildly spicy to spicy.  Usually ordered by people from the subcontinent.  Does not contain any type of meat, fish or eggs and is not a Hindu meal. 

Contains food desired by children such as burgers, fish fingers chicken nuggets, French fries, crisps, pizza, chocolate.  Ordered for children between the ages of two and twelve.  Does not have any restrictions 

Contains seasonal fresh fruits.  Ordered by people for dietary reasons or while fasting 

Contains food which includes all types of fish or shellfish ordered by people who prefer seafood.  Does not contain meat products. 

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It includes all –Inclusive Tour

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It includes all –Inclusive Price (also includes Visas, Airport Tax, Insurance, Tips)

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There are No Hidden Expenses

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We provide your stays in Great Hotels

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We guide you to visit place that have an Extensive Sightseeing

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Our Agency is a Reputed Agency with 19yrs Experience

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Mr. Jack D’souza wants to go for a holiday with his wife & teen kids. He is looking for a fulfilled holiday which includes shopping, adventure & full of enjoyment.

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My package offers undoubtedly includes Australia which has Theme parks, picturous Melbourne with the great ocean road.

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In New Zealand he can undoubtedly explore adventure sights with various options available from Bungee jumping to Sky diving, as it is the Adventur Capital of the world.

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Singapore & Thailand comes on route which gives them heart filled shopping experience, beaches & night life & also have a good view of the Man Build City of Singapore.

Day 1 Land at Singapore Changi Airport & catch a cab your hotel. Take a rest at your hotel on your first morning in Singapore . Visit the Night Safari in the evening, take a Tram Ride, see Creatures of Night Show & enjoy your Gala Dinner in the unique environment of he Night Safari. Then you leave back to your hotel.

Day 2 You go for a city tour includes the Orchid Botanical Garden, a view of the Singapore River, the statue of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, the Parliament House, Suntec City, the view of Fountain of Wealth, City Hall, Singapore Gems Gallery, Orchard Road and Swiss-the tallest hotel in Singapore. Take & experience the Cable Car Ride from Mt. Faber to Sentosa Island. At Sentosa Island • The biggest attraction is the underwater world • A huge aquarium with a large variety of fishes n sharks • Visit to the Dolphin Lagoon • Walk through the forested areas • Eat & relax at the restaurants • Leave to your hotel

Day 3 Morning breakfast in hotel Visit Jurong Bird Park - Panorail ride • Talking Birds, Penguin Parade • All Stars Birds Show Go for shopping in the evening at • Little India • Orchard road • Scotts road Return to your hotel.

Day 4 Have your morning breakfast in hotel.  Check out of the hotel.  Board the flight to Thailand As you arrive at Bangkok Intl. Airport, catch a cab & go to Pattaya & check-inn at hotel ambassador jomtien. Have your breakfast at the hotel and rest for some time. Then catch a cab and go for shopping. 

Hotel Ambassador Jomtien.

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Have your morning breakfast in the hotel. Leave to Coral Island Enjoy a Speed Boat Ride, Parasailing, Coral formations by Glass Bottom Boat. Swimming in the crystal clear blue waters of Pattaya. Visit Nong Nooch Village for Thai Cultural show, Elephant show, Tropical Garden and Pottery Garden. Relax with Scientific Thai Massage. Have your dinner at the hotel.

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Have your morning breakfast and leave to the safari world Have a full day fun and excitement at the Safari World. Visit the Marine Park and enjoy the Orang Utan Boxing show, Sea Lion show, Hollywood Cowboy stunt show, Dolphin show and Spy War show. Explore wildlife like Giraffes, Zebras, Tigers, Lions and many more at Safari Park. Night dinner in hotel.

Day 7 Wake up in the morning, have your breakfast & leave to the floating market. Have your lunch outside In the evening, get a ticket and go to watch the Tiffany show. Return to your Hotel for dinner.

Day 8 Fly to Australia. On your arrival at Melbourne you will be escorted by our representative to your hotel.   You will have the rest of the day to explore the city of Melbourne at your own leisure.   Overnight stay at the Hotel.

Day 9 After breakfast at your hotel board the coach for a half day tour of Melbourne including Captain Cook’s Cottage, Queen Victoria Market, Fitzroy Gardens and Albert Park, The Royal Botanic Gardens and the Federation Square. Pay tribute to the soldiers of war at the historic Shrine of Remembrance.   Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 10 After breakfast you will cruise along the world’s most spectacular coastal route.   Visit the popular coastal townships of Torquay and Lorne, the world famous Bells Beach.   Pass thru the towering limestone cliffs, sweeping white beaches and stunning forest scenery. See the amazing Twelve Apostles - limestone stacks rising dramatically from the Southern Ocean and visit the Information Centre.   Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 11 Breakfast. Check out and depart for Brisbane/ Gold coast Airport by seat in coach for your flight to Sydney, Sydney is the economic powerhouse of the nation. On your arrival you will be escorted by our representative to your hotel.   Check into the hotel. (International check-in time is 02:00 pm.) You will have the rest of the day to explore the city on your own or relax and enjoy the facilities at the hotel.   Overnight at the hotel. Day 12 - Sydney - Half Day City Tour Breakfast at the hotel.   Board the coach for your half day tour of Sydney including the Manly beach, Darling Harbour, Cockle Bay, the Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Conclude your morning at either King Street Wharf or Circular Quay. Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 13 Departure- Sydney-New Zealand Your last day in Australia will start with breakfast at the hotel and free leisure time to soak in the sights and sounds of Sydney, if you haven’t already had enough or maybe get some last minute shopping done. Later in the evening you will be transferred to airport for your flight to New Zealand.

Day 14 On arrival in New Zealand. As your arrive at Auckland Intl. Airport, you will have to catch a cab and go to your hotel. You will stay in your hotel for the rest of the day. Day 15 Then you travel from Auckland to Rotorua . Travel to Waitomo Caves for a guided tour of the Glowworm Grotto. Enjoy a BBQ lunch and tonight a traditional Maori concert and hangi (feast). Go back to your hotel.

Day 16 Have breakfast at your hotel and leave to Rotorua Sightseeing. Visit Rainbow Springs, Rainbow Farm, Te Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve, and Te Puia. The afternoon is at leisure. Go back to your hotel. Day 17 You travel from Rotorua to Queenstown. Fly to Queenstown (airfare not included), New Zealand's adventure capital. The remainder of the day at leisure in this alpine resort.

Day 18 Queenstown. Have your breakfast at alpine resort. A free day to explore this exciting alpine resort. Our local reps will help you with information about the many sightseeing options available to you. Day 19 Queenstown to Christchurch. Travel through some of New Zealand's most dramatic landscapes to Christchurch arriving in the early evening. Tour concludes. After you go to the airport to catch your flight to india.

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Liquors and cigarettes marked with the words "SINGAPORE DUTY NOT PAID" on the labels, cartons or packets Cigarettes with the prefix "E" printed on the packets Chewing gum Chewing tobacco and imitation tobacco products Cigarette lighters of pistol or revolver shape Controlled or psychotropic substances Endangered species of wildlife and their by-products Firecrackers Obscene articles, publications, video tapes/discs and software Reproduction of copyrighted publications, video tapes, video compact discs, laser discs, records or cassettes Seditious and treasonable materials

Tobacco  Arsenic/Phosphorus sulfides  Ethylene Dichloride  N-Ethylaniline and N-Diethylaniline  Thallium waste and scrap 

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Dangerous Goods as defined by IATA (Intl. Air Transport Association) Dry Ice Flammable Nightwear Flick Knives Eggs/Egg Product Fresh Fruit Honey/Honeycombs/other bee products Ivory Popcorn Proplis Soil Straw Stuffed Animals Calm/Tortoise/Turtle Shells Reptile Skins (Shoes, Leather Goods, Finished/Unfinished textiles that are made with or have reptile skins attached) Whale bone Log and Timber products from Liberia (Wood-chips, piles, post, fence pickets, sheets, flooring, molding, pallet, tool handles, barrels, crates, tableware/kitchenware, shutters, blinds, cases/boxes/chests for jewelry and silverware, clothes hangers, clothes pins, toothpicks, etc.)

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Primary Products (excluding minerals), animals and marine life. (Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries) Minerals (including nuclear material). (Department of Industry, Science & Resources) Meat, Dairy Products, Eggs, Animals, Fish, Grains, Vegetables and Fruit. (Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry) Publication (including Books, Films & Computer Software) depicting sex, drug misuse or violence (Office of Film & Literature Classification)

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Goods bearing certain official emblems or designs (i.e. ANZAC) Goods bearing incorrect or misleading labels or markings Goods which infringe on trade marks, copyrights or Olympic insignia Certain goods related to cultural heritage (i.e. goods from Papua New Guinea) Dangerous goods as defined by IATA; filament light globes, Milk (except from New Zealand) All Meat Products All Wood Products

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IATA at the Air Transport Industry's side  IATA - The International Air Transport Association - was founded in Havana, Cuba, in April 1945. It is the prime vehicle for inter-airline cooperation in promoting safe, reliable, secure and economical air services - for the benefit of the world's consumers. 

IATA had 57 members from 31 nations, mostly in Europe and North America. Today it has some 240 members from 126 nations in every part of the globe.

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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is its global trade organization.

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Today, IATA’s mission is to represent, lead and serve the airline industry. Its members comprise some 240 airline’s - the world’s leading passenger and cargo airlines.

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IATA’s aim is to help airlines help themselves by simplifying processes and increasing passenger convenience while reducing costs and improving efficiency.

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To Promote Safe, regular and economical air transport for the benefit of the people of the world, to foster air commerce and to study the problems connected therewith.

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To Provide Means for collaboration among the air transport enterprises engaged directly or indirectly in international air transport services.

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To Corporate With International Civil Aviation Organization and other International Organization

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IATA allows airlines to operate safely, securely, efficiently and economically under clearly defined rules.

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IATA serves as an intermediary between airlines and passenger as well as cargo agents via neutrally applied agency .

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International Civil Aviation Organization

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Created as a permanent body on 4th April 1947

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For the purpose of promoting the safe and orderly development of civil aviation throughout the world

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Sets international standard, rules and regulation for the safety, Efficiency and regularity of air transport

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Travel Agent Association Of India.

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It was formed towards the end of the year 1951 by a group of twelve leading Travel agents.

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The primary purpose was to protect the interests of those engaged in the industry.

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To promote its orderly growth and development.

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Travel Agencies; Airlines & General Sales Agencies; Hotels and Tour operators; TAAI is the largest Travel Association of India.  

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PATA was founded in the year 1951.

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Its called the PACIFIC AREA TRAVEL ASSOCIATION.

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It has 44 members and its headquarter is established in San Francisco,U.S.A in1953.

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Its main aim is to promote the tourist traffic from the European market to the Pacific region.

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It works to promote the tourist traffic from the European markets to the Pacific region.

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It provides the meeting point for all the people involved in the travel trade & all the activities related to it from a large number of activities.

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Universal Federation of Travel Agents’ Associations.

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The United Federation of Travel Agents’ Associations.

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Created in Rome, Italy, on November 22nd, 1966.

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It represents the interest of travel agents on a permanent basic through its direct access to the international associations or principles such as IATA, IRU,UIC, & IO such as United Nations, INCO & WTO.

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UFTAA actively co-operates with governmental & non-governmental bodies is the preparations & celebration of conventions & agreements governing travel agency relations with all the bodies involve with the tourist trade. It represents the interest of travel agents on a permanent basic through its direct access to the international associations or principles such as IATA, IRU,UIC, & IO such as United Nations, INCO & WTO.

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UFTAA actively co-operates with governmental & non-governmental bodies is the preparations & celebration of conventions & agreements governing travel agency relations with all the bodies involve with the tourist trade.

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In Chicago, in year 1944,in an international meeting, between various government, the Chicago Convention on International Civil Aviation concluded. It governs relation between state on technical as well as commercial subject connecting International Air transport such as: Flying over territory of contracting states, Customs Rules of the air spreads of disease Nationality of aircraft Facilitation Documents International standard & practice Statistics, Finance, Technical assistance etc

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The Warsaw Convention is an international convention which regulates liability for international carriage of persons, luggage or goods performed by aircraft for reward In particular, the Warsaw Convention mandates carriers to issue passenger tickets; requires carriers to issue baggage checks for checked luggage; creates a limitation period of 2 years within which a claim must be brought (Article 29); and limits a carrier's liability to at most

IATA brings many benefits to Travel Agents A unique numeric code which enables instant recognition for each and every agency location. Access to airline members' inventory and ticketing worldwide Access and use of the airlines' distribution system (BSP - Billing and Settlement Plan) Efficiencies through IATA standardization

IATA brings many benefits to Tourist/general public IATA simplifies the travel and shipping process. By helping to control airline costs, IATA contributes to cheaper tickets and shipping costs. Thanks to airline cooperation through IATA, individual passengers can make one telephone call to reserve a ticket, pay in one currency and then use the ticket on several airlines in several countries - or even return it, for a cash refund.

UFTAA is helpful to Travel Agency Handle all major aspects of the travel agency business Sell international business, incentive and conference travel arrangements

UFTAA is helpful to Tourist/general public Provide accurate advice to clients on major tourist destinations Produce customized and international inclusive tours

As I have already chosen Singapore & Thailand in my package mentioned before, I have chosen only 2 countries as my alternative for Mr. jack D’souza as getting visa’s & documents in Singapore & Thailand is not difficult compares that to Australia & New Zealand.

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Capital – Kuala Lumpur (KUL)

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Airport – KL International Airport (KLIA)

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IATA Area – III

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Currency – Ringgit (MYR)

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City Code – MY

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GMT - +8:00

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Language – English & Malay

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Airline – Malaysia Airlines (EY)

Places of Interest

Petron as Towers

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The best time to visit Malaysia is to avoid the two peak tourist seasons. The first peak tourist season falls roughly from the beginning of December to the end of January, covering the major public holidays — Christmas, New Year’s Day, Chinese New Year. Hari Raya Puasa, celebrating the end of Ramadan, shifts dates from year to year. During this season, Asian travel routes are booked solid and hotels are maxed out. Favorable deals are rare, because most of Asia takes annual leave at this time. Try to avoid east coast destinations and Island Malaysia between November and January. Otherwise, Malaysia can be enjoyed at any time of year as the weather is generally hot, sunny and fairly uniform; it’s rare to have a day without showers and unusual to have a day without sunshine. Take light summer clothes, carry an umbrella and an extra warm sweater if visiting the hill stations.

The travel between Singapore & Malaysia will be by Star cruise.

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Airport – Hong Kong International Airport (HKG)

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IATA Area – III

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Currency – Honk Kong Dollars (HKD)

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City Code – HK

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GMT - +8:00

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Language – English & Chinese

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Airline – Cathay Pacific (CX)

Places of Interest

Hong Kong Disney land

Ocean Park

Victoria Peak

Wong Tai Sin Temple

Hong Kong is an all-year-round destination. The most popular time to visit is from the middle of September to the end of February, when the weather is cooler. At its coolest (midDecember to February), the temperature may fall to 10oC (50oF); at its warmest (late May to mid-September), it averages 28oC (82oF) but may reach 33oC (91oF). Spring (March to mid-May) Temperatures and humidity rise gradually in spring. Evenings can be cool but lightweight jackets should suffice. The average temperature ranges from 18oC-27oC (64oF-80oF), humidity about 82 per cent.

Summer (late May to mid-September) Hot and humid with temperatures ranging from 26oC-33oC (78oF-91oF) and humidity near 86 per cent. Short sleeves and cotton clothes should be worn with a lightweight sweater for indoors as restaurants tend to set airconditioning on high. An umbrella or hat is useful to ward off the sun. Autumn (late September to early December)   Clear and sunny days are the norm in autumn. Short sleeves and light jackets are most suitable at this time of year. The average temperature ranges from 18oC-28oC (64oF-82oF), humidity about 72 per cent.   Winter (mid-December to February) Winters are mild with low humidity at 72 per cent. Though the temperature ranging from 14oC-20oC (57oF-68oF), the mercury can drop to 10oC (50oF). Occasional chills make woolens and overcoats necessary.

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I would like to take this opportunity to thank My Faculty Mrs. Pauline Anish for all her support and giving her best of knowledge to make me aware of the undertakings in the Travel n Tours Management.