ABOARD THE FIVE-STAR MEKONG PRINCESSSEPTEMBER 28–OCTOBER 13, 2015

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Join us on a comprehensive 15-night journey through the heart of Vietnam and Cambodia featuring a seven-night cruise along the mighty Mekong River. Sail aboard the brand-new, luxurious Mekong Princess specially constructed to ply the Mekong River between fabled Siem Reap and cosmopolitan Ho Chi Minh City. Embracing an elegant French-colonial design similar to the many homes that once lined the streets of old Saigon, she boasts spacious suites from 234 square feet up to expansive 495 square feet in size. From here, you will enjoy the wonders the Mekong has to offer in a sophisticated, yet comfortable style. With never more than 12 guests per expert guide, guests will enjoy enriching lectures, a comprehensive series of well-planned excursions, most meals and beverages and included air from several U.S. gateways!

Also included is a two-night stay in bustling Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), a three-night stay in Siem Reap including an in-depth visit to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Angkor Wat, as well as a two-night stay in historic Hanoi featuring five-star centrally located hotels.

You also may opt for our three-night Bangkok Optional Pre-Program Extension for those who wish to discover this cultural city with its grand palace and bustling canals and/or our two-night Hanoi/Ha Long Bay Optional Post-Program Extension featuring the famed UNESCO World Heritage site of Ha Long Bay, including an overnight cruise aboard a traditional ‘junk’ boat.

Gig ‘em!

Jennifer Bohac ‘87, Ph.D. Director, Travel Programs The Association of Former Students

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FEATURING THE FIVE-STAR, LUXURIOUS MEKONG PRINCESSSoutheast Asia is known for the quiet simplicity of its rural regions and the dazzling indulgences of its major cities. Now, Haimark unites these two worlds with the introduction of the Mekong Princess, an innovative spa-concept vessel and the first of her kind to cruise the rivers of Asia. Built exclusively for luxury river cruising, the Mekong Princess masterfully navigates the remote distributaries of the Hau-Mekong River, visiting places so off the beaten path that locals find visitors as fascinating as we find them.

Twelve magnificent suites spoil just 24 privileged guests with unparalleled personal space and soothing, French-colonial décor. Talented spa professionals join an expert crew for a staff-to-guest ratio of greater than 1:1. And onboard wellness activities, presentations, and exquisite dining experiences ensure every moment of every journey is nothing short of amazing.

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INDOCHINE DINING ROOM Crisp, white tablecloths, ethereal wall murals, and dazzling chandeliers set the scene for magnificent dining experiences in the ship’s Indochine Dining Room. Here, Culinary Director Jorg Penneke brings the onboard cuisine deliciously to life with his innovative fusion of traditional Southeast Asian cuisine and Western flavors. Using locally-sourced fresh herbs, fruits, and vegetables, some of which are rarely found elsewhere in the world, Chef Penneke’s culinary team ensures each meal is a delight for all of your senses. Sumptuous breakfast and lunch buffets offer a variety of Southeast Asian dishes and Western favorites. Each evening, exquisite multicourse dinners are paired with select wines, gracious service, and lively conversation shared in the company of like-minded travelers.

RAMVONG LOUNGE & OBSERVATION DECK The indoor air-conditioned Ramvong Lounge is the perfect place to sink into an overstuffed sofa and take in a stimulating lecture, an afternoon movie, or a lively cultural demonstration. Pull up a seat at the bar and toast the day’s adventures with perfectly mixed cocktails and exotic local spirits. Or curl up in a comfortable corner and read a copy of The Quiet American, In the Shadow of the Banyan, or The Miracle of Mindfulness borrowed from the ship’s library. On the covered, outdoor Observation Deck, thick-cushioned chaise lounges, conversation seating areas, and six ceiling fans create a cool space for enjoying a morning coffee, an herbal tea, or quiet meditation while contemplating life along the river banks.

LIBRARY & INTERNET LOUNGESneak away to the onboard Library & Internet Lounge to delve further into the history and stories of the Mekong Delta. Choose from a thoughtfully assembled collection of books, including regional novels, geographic references, historic accounts, personal memoirs, and photographic journals. Use the ship’s WiFi network to explore and send messages on your own devices. Or log on at one of the computer stations to check messages and send photos to loved ones back home.

SPA & WELLNESS CENTEREvery guest aboard the Mekong Princess is free to enjoy one complimentary spa treatment during the cruise. Located on the main Mekong Deck, with floor-to-ceiling views, the Princess Spa offers the most extensive treatment menu of any ship on the Mekong River.

Here, in an atmosphere of cool tranquility, skilled aestheticians and therapists pamper guests with a full range of massages, facials, scrubs, wraps, and customized treatments.

Just next door, a fitness center with floor-to-ceiling windows offers daily yoga, tai chi, and meditation classes, as well as the opportunity to workout on state-of-the-art fitness equipment while you take in the passing scenery.

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12 ALL-SUITE LUXURY MEKONG PRINCESS FEATURES:

ANGKOR SUITES: 201–202 Bassac Deck• 496 square feet/46 square meters• Large, private verandah with seating area• Panoramic landscape views through floor-

to-ceiling windows• Fixed king beds• Marble bath with large soaking tub and

separate rain shower

Additional amenities:• Complimentary laundry service• Complimentary evening canapés• Scented bath preparation (upon request)

TONLÉ SUITES: 203–204 Bassac Deck• 306 square feet/28 square meters• French Balcony• Fixed king beds• Marble bath with large soaking tub and

separate rain shower

APSARA SUITES: 205–208 Bassac Deck• 234 square feet/22 square meters• French balcony• Two twin-size beds that can be converted

to one queen-size bed

SAIGON SUITES: 101–104 Mekong Deck• 234 square feet/22 square meters• French balcony • Two twin-size beds that can be converted

to one queen-size bed

• French doors open onto a large, private balcony

• Generous closet space and under-bed storage

• Spacious seating area, and writing desk

• King-size bed or two twin-size (that convert to a queen-size), with premium mattress, pillow menu, duvet, and linens

• Flat-screen television with on-demand movie system

• Universal docking station with alarm clock

• Minibar (complimentary)

• In-room electronic safe• Multi-configuration plugs• Individual climate control• Spa-style soaking tub and separate

shower (Angkor & Tonlé Suites)• Spacious spa-style rain shower

(Saigon & Apsara Suites)• Hair dryer• Luxury honeycomb cotton,

monogrammed, spa robes and slippers

• Bottled water replenished daily• Welcome flower arrangement and

fresh fruit upon arrival

• Complimentary, one-hour, spa treatment per person, per cruise

• Daily butler service, including: – Nightly turn-down service – Assistance with pillow menu and

bathroom amenity selection – Explains on-demand

entertainment system – Refreshes ice bucket – Polishes and conditions shoes,

on request – Unpacks and packs your luggage,

on request

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INCLUSIONS & HIGHLIGHTSON BOARD THE EXCLUSIVE, FIVE-STAR, ALL-SUITE MEKONG PRINCESS• Glide in sampans along a mangrove-

lined canal and tour a family-owned coconut candy making operation near Ben Tre.

• Enjoy a rare cultural exchange with Khmer monks at the Loan My commune in Tam Binh, home of the ancient Ky Son pagoda.

• Capture amazing photographs as you weave your way through the Cai Rang floating market near Can Tho.

• Visit a local noodle-making factory and a family-owned fruit orchard.

• Ride motorized tri-shaws to the Bang Lang Bird Sanctuary near the village of Thot Not.

• In Long Xuyen, visit a Cao Dai temple and a hatchery for endangered Siamese crocodiles.

• Enjoy privileged visits to family homes in Hong Ngu and a cultural exchange with weavers of the popular Khmer scarves.

• Cruise upstream along the Tonlé Sap and enjoy a private excursion to the floating village at Kampong Chhnang.

• Ride a cyclo through Phnom Penh to tours of the Royal Palace, the famous Silver Pagoda, and the fascinating National Museum.

• Travel to Choeung Ek and see the Khmer Rouge Killing Fields, the memorial stupa, and Tuol Sleng (S-21 Prison).

• Witness authentic Apsara dancing, performed by children from a local orphanage.

ENHANCED TRAVEL SERVICES• Transfers and luggage handling• All excursion and visits with

experienced local guides• Gratuities to local guides and drivers

on included excursions and transfers• Hospitality desk in the hotel and

aboard ship• The services of an experienced team

throughout the program• Individual listening devices for all

shore excursions • Full-size motorcoach on all excursions

(where applicable)• Deluxe sampans with cold towel

service, fresh fruit and tea/coffee service (where applicable)

• Flight from Siem Reap to Hanoi

IN HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM• Two nights in the centrally located

Intercontinental Asiana hotel • City tour of Ho Chi Minh City

including a visit to the Reunification Palace and War Remnants Museum

• Walking tour of the underground passage that stretched to Cambodia, Cu Chi Tunnels

• Welcome dinner

IN SIEM REAP• Three nights in the elegant and

serene Victoria Angkor Resort and Spa hotel.

• Visit UNESCO World Heritage site of Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world

• City tour of Siem Reap by rickshaw to view the open-air markets

• Farewell Dinner with cultural performance

IN HANOI, VIETNAM• Two nights in the tranquil

Intercontinental Westlake Hotel• Farewell dinner• City tour featuring the famous One

Pillar Pagoda, Hỏa Lò Prison known as the “Hanoi Hilton,” cyclo ride through the colonial district and a water puppet show

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MYSTERIES OF THE MEKONG RIVER DELTAThe lowland countries of Vietnam and Cambodia offer an intoxicating blend of experiences all with one unifying theme, their dependence on the river. Flowing from the Lasagongma Spring high in the Tibetan Plateau through steep mountain gorges down to the South China Sea, the Mekong River is a way of life for the people of Southeast Asia. In both rural areas and urban centers they live, work, eat, sleep, and even shop on her waters and along her shores.

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PROGRAM & ITINERARYDAYS 1-2DEPART FROM YOUR HOME CITY TO HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAMDepart from your home city on an overnight flight. Arrive at the Ho Chi Minh City airport, where a Haimark representative will greet you. Transfer to the Intercontinental Asiana Saigon hotel, your home for two nights.

DAY 3 HO CHI MINH CITYAfter breakfast and the Welcome briefing, your city tour begins with the incredible French colonial architecture at Notre Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office, followed by a visit to the Reunification Palace and War Remnants Museum. This afternoon, enjoy some free time for lunch on your own and to enjoy the city at your leisure. This evening, join the group for a Welcome dinner of local cuisine at one of the best restaurants in the city. (B/D)

DAY 4 HO CHI MINH CITY/ EMBARKATIONAfter a scenic drive outside Ho Chi Minh City, visit the underground passages known as the Cu Chi Tunnels, which stretch to the Cambodian border. Following an above-ground tour, return to the city for lunch at one of Saigon’s excellent restaurants. This afternoon, you will transfer to the awaiting Mekong Princess—unlike other river ships that are forced to dock outside of Saigon, the Mekong Princess will be able to meet us right in the heart of this exciting city. After the safety

briefing, we will start our 7-night cruise. This evening, gather with your fellow travelling companions for a special Mekong Delta Welcome Reception and Dinner. (B/L/Welcome Reception/D)

DAY 5BEN TRE/TAM BINH This morning, we’ll set off in traditional sampans along a mangrove-lined channel to visit the home of a local coconut candy maker for a fascinating look at the locals’ ingeniously sustainable way of life. Like everything else here on the river, nothing is wasted—after the candy is cooked over fires made with old rice husks, even the ashes are reused, returning to the rice paddies to help replenish the soil. After a stroll through the family’s orchard, horse-carts will transport us to another channel, where small, two-seater boats navigate the narrow creeks lined with Nipa palm. Return to the ship and enjoy lunch while you sail through an area of the Mekong Delta barely touched by tourism. Our destination is Ky Son Pagoda, an ancient Khmer pagoda dating back to the 4th century AD. Recognized by UNESCO in 1999, the site is one of the most important Hindu temple complexes in Southeast Asia. (B/L/D)

DAY 6 CAN THO/THOT NOT Bright and early this morning, we’ll board a lovely sampan for a cruise through the colorful Cai Rang floating market near Can Tho. As the sun rises and vendors begin hawking their wares, we’ll

weave among the incoming traffic—a dazzling feast for the senses and a photographer’s dream come true—stopping to enjoy fresh coconut water, the popular Vietnamese “anti-aging drink.” Leaving the market, we’ll stop at another home factory to see how instant noodles are made, then tour a large, family-owned fruit orchard to see and taste the in-season tropical produce. Returning to the ship on our sampans, we’ll enjoy a sumptuous lunch and an opportunity to relax. Later in the afternoon, the sampans return to transport us to the village of Thot Not, where xe loi (motorized trishaws) carry us through the village to a bird sanctuary. A short walk through the sanctuary leads to a viewing platform offering amazing views over the treetops and down on the nesting area of the protected egrets who shelter here. (B/L/D)

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DAY 7LONG XUYENThis morning, sampans will carry us into the bustling riverside market town of Long Xuyen. After a short walk through the town and market, we’ll visit the Cao Dai temple, where we learn about Caodaism, one of Vietnam’s fascinating religions. A popular movement that emerged in the early 20th century, Caodaism was conceived as a way of stopping the infighting among different religious sects and help unite the country following the end of the French colonial regime. In the afternoon, we’ll visit a crocodile farm where we can view crocs and learn about their long history on the Mekong—if you’re feeling adventurous; try feeding (or tasting) some crocodile yourself! (B/L/D)

DAY 8HONG NGU/ BORDER CROSSINGAnother unique stop awaits us today, with a call at a small island not far from the Vietnam-Cambodia border where, prior to the arrival of the Mekong Princess, the villagers had only encountered one western visitor! Here they make the traditional, checkered Khmer scarves that are exported to Cambodia. We’ll see the weaving process as we visit several family homes and meet with local embroidery artists whose art is also on display. Our visit to this wonderfully friendly and welcoming village is sure to be one of your most lasting travel memories! Before returning to our sampans, we’ll visit the local temple here, which is dedicated to another religion founded in Vietnam,

Hòa Hảo (pronounced: wah how). Founded in 1939 as a reform of Theravada Buddhism, Hòa Hảo simplifies Buddhist doctrine and rituals, and focuses on peasant farmers practicing in their homes, with aid to the poor replacing the funding of elaborate pagodas. (B/L/D)

DAY 9TONLE SAP RIVER CRUISE/KAMPONG CHH NANGToday we’ll sail along the Tonle Sap River, a lake and river system that includes the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, an ecological marvel that was designated a UNESCO biosphere in 1997. The Tonle Sap water system is unique: its flow changes direction twice a year, and the portion that forms the lake shrinks dramatically during Cambodia’s dry season,

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from November through May, before swelling to form an enormous lake again with the June rains. Following our early morning sail along the Tonle Sap River, we’ll board a private excursion boat for a panoramic cruise of the floating village at Kampong Chhnang. In this part of Cambodia, home to roughly half a million people, everyone is either a farmer or a fisherman, and life revolves around the river. Keep your eyes open and you will see virtually everything under the sun for sale at the market. Be prepared to keep waving, as the locals are sure to be as delighted by the sight of you as you are by them. On our return cruise down the Tonle Sap River, relax and enjoy the lovely, unspoiled scenery of passing villages, busy skiffs, houses perched on impossibly high stilts to allow for the massive water fluctuations each season, and children who inevitably come running down the riverbanks to wave and call friendly greetings to any ship carrying rarely-seen Westerners! This evening, enjoy a shadow puppet show and folk tale performance followed by a chance to meet the performers and see how their puppets are made. (B/L/D)

DAY 10PHNOM PENHAfter breakfast on board this morning, we’ll disembark for another epic Southeast Asian experience: an exciting tour of Phnom Penh on cyclos, the iconic three-wheeled, driver-powered trishaw cabs that are perfect for navigating the narrow, old back streets and charming riverfront promenades of the city. Riding along the riverfront we’ll stop to visit the Royal Palace, enjoying a leisurely walk through the lovely grounds, stopping to visit the Throne Hall and Moonlight Pavilion. Crossing into

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the second, sacred section of the complex, we’ll encounter enormous stupas, spirit houses, and countless potted flowers, all leading up to what is surely one of the most awe-inspiring sights in the world, the Silver Pagoda, home of the famous Emerald Buddha and the Maitreya Buddha, encrusted with more than 9,000 diamonds. Having come from the villages of the Mekong Delta, where so many live with so little, it is a truly incredible experience—one that helps visitors begin to get some insight into Cambodia’s complex history. After an opportunity to walk through the Elephant Room, we’ll get back into our cyclos and travel on to the National Museum, housing a spectacular collection of pre-Angkorian and Angkorian artifacts excavated from the Angkor Archaeological Area. We’ll return to the ship by cyclo, after which there will be time to relax on board, walk along the quay, or visit some of the town’s lively markets. Later in the afternoon, we’ll embark on an excursion examining the darker days of Cambodian history, with a visit to the infamous killing fields at Choeung Ek, with its simple but chilling Memorial Stupa. Returning to Phnom Penh, we’ll stop at Tuol Sleng, known as S-21, the former school that the Khmer Rouge made their prison and torture headquarters. Proof of Cambodia’s warm heart and hopeful future is affirmed this evening, our last on board,

with a visit by children from a local orphanage. They will entertain us on board with a variety of folk dances as well as a performance of the traditional Apsara, Cambodia’s national dance. Following the show, we’ll gather for a festive Farewell Dinner in the Indochine Dining Room. (B/L/Farewell Dinner)

DAY 11PREAK KDAME/ DISEMBARKATION/ SIEM REAPFollowing breakfast this morning, we’ll disembark in Preak Kdame, and transfer to Siem Reap. On arrival, check into the elegant and serene Victoria Angkor Resort and Spa. After lunch on own, join the Siem Reap city tour by rickshaw (also known as a tuk-tuk) for an introduction to Siem Reap’s bustling atmosphere, many dining and shopping options, and stop at a traditional artists’ workshop. The evening is at your leisure. (B)

DAY 12SIEM REAPBegin your exploration of the Angkor Archaeological complex, a UNESCO site, with a visit to Angkor Wat, the most recognizable landmark in Cambodia, and the largest religious monument in the world, with the longest continuous bas-relief sculpture in existence. After lunch at a local Khmer restaurant, explore the south gate of Angkor Thom, and the pyramid temple of Bayon with its iconic carved heads. (B/L)

DAY 13SIEM REAPThis morning, you’ll visit Banteay Srey, considered to be the pinnacle of artistic achievement at Angkor, and Banteay Samré. In the afternoon, you’ll see the temple of Ta Prohm, which has been overtaken by the jungle, with tentacle-like tree roots spilling over centuries-old walls and roofs, enveloping much of the structure. This evening, enjoy a private dinner with Apsara show at a local venue. (B/D)

DAY 14SIEM REAP/ FLIGHT TO HANOI, VIETNAM After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the airport for your flight to Hanoi, Vietnam. Upon landing in Hanoi, transfer to the InterContinental Westlake Hotel and check-in for your 2-night stay. The rest of the afternoon and evening are at your leisure. (B)

DAY 15HANOIVisit the traditional, stilted home of Ho Chi Minh and One Pillar Pagoda, within the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum complex, as well as Hỏa Lò Prison (also known as the “Hanoi Hilton”) during your morning city tour. After an included lunch, step into a cyclo for an exciting tour of the Old Quarter, ending your afternoon with a traditional water puppet show. Tonight you will be treated to a Farewell Dinner featuring live musical entertainment and authenic Northern Vietnamese cuisine. (B/L/D)

DAY 16HANOI After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the airport for your return flight home, or continue your journey with our optional post-tour to breathtaking Ha Long Bay. (B)

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HOTELSGRAND HYATT ERAWAN, BANGKOKGrand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok is located in the heart of Bangkok and surrounded by prime shopping centers, the business and diplomatic district, linked via sky bridge to two skytrain stations, and adjacent to shopping and commercial buildings. Guests can stay connected with free WiFi access and a 24-hour business center. The hotel also offers a spa, outdoor pool, ten bars and restaurants, live music in the lobby, and a 24-hour concierge service.

INTERCONTINENTAL ASIANA SAIGON HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAMInterContinental Asiana Saigon hotel offers 305 elegant rooms, individually-customized treatments at Spa InterContinental, and three international restaurants. This five-star luxury hotel is conveniently located in the city center, close to Notre Dame Cathedral, Saigon Opera House, and Reunification Palace. The spacious and well-appointed rooms offer clean design, marble bathrooms featuring a walk-in shower and separate bath, as well as magnificent views of Ho Chi Minh City through floor-to-ceiling windows.

VICTORIA ANGKOR RESORT & SPA, SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA The five-star Victoria Angkor Resort & Spa provides a sense of serenity with the nostalgic comfort and elegant refinement of the French Art de Vivre in the heart of Siem Reap. Conveniently close to the Angkor Archeological Area, the quaint Old Market, and the dynamic night markets, Victoria Angkor has been designed in total harmony with its natural surroundings. All accommodations have wooden floors, colonial-style furnishings, and original artifacts, adding a warm touch of local culture, and open onto large balconies overlooking the saltwater pool set in lush, tropical gardens.

INTERCONTINENTAL HANOI WESTLAKE, HANOI, VIETNAM The InterContinental Hanoi Westlake Hotel is a welcome retreat from the bustling city center, located over the serene waters of West Lake, yet only minutes from Hanoi’s Old Quarter. This luxurious urban resort offers tai chi lessons beside the outdoor pool. Savor fine cuisine at the hotel’s Café Du Lac and Milan restaurants, and relax in contemporary guest rooms and suites with a large soaking bathtub, separate walk-in rain shower and spectacular views from your own private balcony.

3-NIGHT BANGKOK PRE-PROGRAM EXTENSIONFrom $899 Per Person, Based on Double Occupancy

While you’re in this corner of the world, why not add a stay in one of—if not the—world’s most exotic cities? Our three-night stay in one of Bangkok’s biggest and most modern hotels will put you right in the heart of the city, with easy access to all its myriad attractions. We also include a Chao Praya river cruise and visit to the Grand Palace.

2-NIGHT HANOI/HA LONG BAY POST-PROGRAM EXTENSIONFrom $599 Per Person, Based on Double Occupancy

Delve deeper into Vietnam’s fascinating history and breathtaking beauty with an overnight cruise aboard a traditional “junk” boat, exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ha Long Bay, one of the world’s greatest natural wonders. Enjoy a one-night stay in Hanoi, at the InterContinental Hanoi Westlake Hotel before returning home.

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MEKONG PRINCESS DECK PLANS & TARIFFS

MEKONG PRINCESS

Angkor Suite: Upper Deck | 2 Suites | Balcony | 495.68 sq. feet/46.05 sq. meters

Tonle Suite: Upper Deck | 2 Suites | French Balcony | 305.70 sq. feet/28.40 sq. meters

Apsara Suite: Upper Deck | 4 Suites | French Balcony | 234.01 sq. feet/21.74 sq. meters

Saigon Suite: Main Deck | 4 Suites | French Balcony | 234.01 sq. feet/21.74 sq. meters

LOA: 201.78 Feet | 61.50 Meters

Beam: 31.17 Feet | 9.50 Meters

Draft: 5.25 Feet | 1.60 Meters

Capacity: 12 Staterooms | 24 Passengers

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Tonlé Suite $6,795 $8,795

Apsara Suite $5,695 $8,095

Saigon Suite $4,995 N/A

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No passenger will be allowed to embark a Haimark, Affinity vessel unless Haimark, Affinity has received and cleared all information.PROGRAM TARIFF2015 program fares cover certain shipboard services including: suite accommodations, shore excursions, onboard meals and entertainment, complimentary beverages aboard ship (including select free-flow house wines for dinner, and locally produced spirits and beer, soda, water, coffee and tea throughout the cruise).All fares are quoted in US dollars, are per guest and based on double occupancy. Included in your tariff: international air*, internal air, hotel accommodations, excursions and meals as per the itinerary. Not included in your cruise tariff are: international airfare (unless participating in complimentary air program), additional hotel accommodations, optional excursions, meals ashore, shipboard and Tour Manager gratuities, port charges, imported mineral waters and sodas, fuel surcharges, laundry, purchases from the ship boutique or any item or service of a personal nature. Champagne, imported beer, premi-um wine and spirit selections are not included in your fare and may not be available.AFFINITY MARKET SPONSORSAffinity Market Sponsors are considered to be the agent of Passenger and not of Carrier. Carrier is not liable for any representation, act or omission of Passenger’s travel agent. Passenger’s cruise fare is not considered paid until Carrier receives full payment, and the amount thereof is subject to change at any time prior to Carrier’s receipt of payment. Passenger shall at all times remain liable to Carrier for the price of passage. Carrier reserves the right to refuse embarkation if all charges and surcharges have not been paid in advance of departure.DEPOSIT/FINAL PAYMENTTo reserve your program, a $850 non-refundable deposit is required at the time of booking (plus $250 per person per extension). Full payment is due no later than 120 days prior to departure. Final documentation will be issued after receipt of final payment and approximately 21 days prior to departure. All reservations are subject to cancellation if payments are not received by the due date, and are guaranteed only when paid in full 120 days prior to departure. Reservations made within 120 days of departure require full payment within seven days of booking or sooner, as specified by Haimark, Affinity Payments may be made by personal check (USD funds), or by VISA®, Discover®, Mas-terCard® or American Express®. (Full payment is due by July 31, 2015 if participating in complimentary air program.)CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDSShould you find it necessary to cancel your advanced reservation booking or any com-ponent thereof, you and/or your affinity market sponsor is required to contact Haimark, Affinity in writing to submit your cancellation.If your cancellation request is received more than 120 days prior to your initial sailing date, a $850 non-refundable administrative fee will be charged per booking. This admin-istrative fee may be not converted to a future program credit.Program cancellation requests received within 120 days of the initial departure date will be subject to the following charges, regardless of suite resale: 120 – 91 days prior to the initial departure date: 50% of the total program fare per person 90 – 0 days prior to the initial departure date or non-appearance at the time of departure: 100% of the total program fare per person.PRE/POST EXTENSION PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS120 – 61 days prior to the initial departure date: $250 per person; 60 – 0 days prior to the initial departure date: 100% of the extension program per person cost.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

* Program pricing includes economy air and is applicable if paid in full by May 8, 2015

COMPLIMENTARY AIR GATEWAYS:

Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Washington, DC - Dulles

HEALTH AND MEDICAL REQUIREMENTSAll guests are required to report in writing to Haimark, Affinity at the time their reservation is made:1. Any physical or mental condition that may require medical or professional treatment or

attention during travel program2. Any condition that may render the guest unfit for travel, or that may require special care or

assistance3. Any condition that may pose a risk or danger to the guest or anyone else throughout the

travel program4. Any condition that may require oxygen for medical reasons5. Any intention or need to use a wheelchair cart, other mobility deviceBy booking passage on this travel program, the guest represents and warrants that he/she is physically and otherwise fit to travel, and that the guest will comply at all times with ap-plicable rules and regulations of the ship and orders and instructions of the ship’s officers.Haimark, Affinity reserves the right without liability to require a guest to disembark and/or to refuse to board and transport a guest who, in the judgment of Haimark, Affinity or the ship’s Captain, is unfit to travel or may require care beyond that which Haimark, Affinity is reasonably able to provide.Haimark, Affinity strongly recommends that guests are able to navigate any stairs or stair-cases without assistance. Should guests require assistance, they must travel with someone who is able to assist them both ashore and on board. Haimark, Affinity is unable to offer special assistance. Please note that wheel-on and/or wheel-off access is not available at ports-of-call.AIR BOOKINGNames as they appear on passport are necessary for air bookings; air cannot be booked without full guests information and payment; in case of a name error, a new ticket at the guest charge may be needed. No credit if not participating in air program.BAGGAGEYou may bring a reasonable amount of clothing and personal effects without charge. Baggage for Haimark, Affinity guests or guests on our land programs must be handled in accordance with regulations of our ground operators. Baggage exceeding these limita-tions is subject to the charges as set forth by the individual operators. Airlines are strict with baggage limitations. Guests are encouraged to contact individual airlines for weight limitations.All baggage must be securely packed, and properly and clearly labeled. Liquid, fragile, perishable and other articles not suitably packed are transported at your own risk. Haimark, Affinity is not responsible for loss or damage to baggage or any other personal item during air travel or land programs. Baggage and personal belongings will be taken off the ship upon guest disembarkation. Under no circumstances will baggage be stored on board without the owner of such baggage being on the vessel. Haimark, Affinity is not responsible for baggage stored in shore side facilities.Under no circumstances may dangerous items (including but not limited to: explosives, firearms, combustible or illegal substances) be taken on the travel program. We recom-mend that you hand-carry travel documents (passport, visa, cruise tickets), medications and valuables. These items are the full responsibility of the guest at all times. Haimark, Affinity shall not be responsible for the loss of, or damage to, such personal items.LOST PROPERTYHaimark, Affinity may levy a charge for the return of personal items left behind on the travel program or lost and subsequently found.TRAVEL DOCUMENTSCambodia requires a tourist visa. Vietnam requires a multiple-entry visa to participate in this program. All travel documents (air and cruise tickets, passport and medical insurance information) are the guest’s responsibility. It is also the guest’s responsibility to obtain any necessary visas and public health documents for all applicable ports and to comply with all customs requirements. Without the required documents, a guest may be denied boarding and accommodation by Haimark, Affinity or the guest may be disembarked during the voyage and Haimark, Affinity will not make a refund or be otherwise liable to any guest for such denial of boarding or disembarkation.In the event that Haimark, Affinity as a courtesy provides information or advice as to nec-essary travel documents, visas and medical inoculations, guests are still obligated to verify such information with the appropriate government authorities and Haimark, Affinity does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of such information.Please check with the appropriate consulate for specific requirements. Security measures imposed by governments may change from time to time and each guest will be required to comply with them. As a courtesy, we will endeavor to provide each guest with notice of measures that may affect them, but complying with any such requirements is the sole responsibility of each guest. Please consult your travel professional for advice on such requirements to avoid loss of boarding privileges.TAXES, GOVERNMENT FEES/QUASI-GOVERNMENT FEES AND FUEL SUPPLEMENTS Haimark, Affinity reserves the right to pass through to its guests (including fully paid and deposited guests) any taxes and government fees/quasi-government fees that relate specifically to a guest’s itinerary. “Taxes and Government fees/quasi-government fees” include any and all fees, charges, surcharges, tolls and taxes imposed by governmental or quasi-governmental authorities including, but not limited to, customs fees, fuel supplements and surcharges, per person berth taxes or fees, embarkation and/or disembarkation fees at ports, airline transportation fees, dockage fees, and wharfage fees.Haimark, Affinity reserves the right to charge a per-person fuel supplement in the event that eventual price increases for fuel up to and including the day of embarkation require Haimark, Affinity to collect a fuel supplement from passengers. Haimark, Affinity may collect any taxes, government fees/quasi-government fees and fuel supplement (the “Sur-charges”) at the time of booking, prior to sailing or on board the vessel, even if the cruise fare has been paid in full. Surcharges will be invoiced accordingly.All fares, and itineraries are subject to change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply. Haimark, Affinity reserves the right to correct any errors or omissions.This brochure may contain inadvertent technical or factual inaccuracies and typographical errors. Haimark, Affinity reserves the right to correct errors and omissions at any time without prior notice, and to cancel any offered product, service, amenity, etc. in the event of any error or omission in the description, including pricing and availability.REGISTRATION: CST# 2118210-40

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