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Passover 2010
Caribbean
Passover Cruise
Celebrity Equinox
March 29, 2010
Litchfield Park, AZ
Wigwam Golf Resort
Phoenix, AZ
Arizona Biltmore Hotel
Phoenix, AZ
JW Marriott Resort
Scottsdale, AZ
Fairmont Scottsdale
Laguna Beach, CA
St Regis Monarch Beach
San Diego, CA
Rancho Bernardo Inn
Boca Raton, FL
Boca Raton Resort & Club
Coral Gables, FL
Miami Biltmore
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Hyatt Regency Pier 66
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Hyatt Regency Bonaventure
Hollywood, FL
The Westin Diplomat Resort
Miami, FL
Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort
Miami Beach, FL
Eden Roc Resort & Spa
Miami Beach, FL
Fontainebleau Miami Beach
Orlando, FL
DoubleTree Resort
Near Seaworld
Cumberland, MD
Rocky Gap Lodge
Long Branch, NJ
Ocean Place Resort & Spa
Las Vegas, NV
Ritz Carlton Lake Las Vegas
Ellenville, NY
Honor's Haven Resort & Spa
Rye Brook, NY
Rye Town Hilton
Lancaster, PA
Lancaster Host Resort
Aruba
The Westin Resort Aruba
Niagara on the Lake, ON Canada
White Oaks Conference Resort & Spa
Ocotal Beach , Costa Rica
Ocotal Eco-Beach Resort
Cap d'Ail, France
Marriott Riviera
Dead Sea, Israel
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Jerusalem, Israel
Ramat Rachel Resort Hotel
Kfar Giladi, Israel
Kibbutz Hotel Kfar Giladi
Safed, Israel
Ruth Rimonim Hotel
Tel Aviv, Israel
Crowne Plaza
Tiberias, Israel
Rimonim Galei Kinnereth Hotel
Tiberias, Israel
Moriah Plaza Tiberias
Forte dei Marmi, Italy
Hotel Augustus
Stresa, Italy
Regina Palace
Ixtapa, Mexico
Club Med
Riviera Maya, Mexico
Fairmont Mayakoba Resort
Algarve, Portugal
Hilton Vilamoura
Costa Brava, Spain
Hotel Cap Roig
Marbella, Spain
Barcelo Marbella Hotel
Scuol, Switzerland
Hotel Scuol Palace
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Passover
2009
Vaton Yungi Resort Hotel
April 6 - 17, 2009
Hangzhou, China
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The
2008 Beijing Olympic Games introduced the world to modern
China, its creativity and the warm and gracious
hospitality of the Chinese people. The legacy of the games
remains in , high standards of service, plush, comfortable
accommodations, and the desire to showcase China‘s
natural and man-made beauty. We’re delighted to offer
you an extraordinary Passover experience in this amazing
country!
We
will host you at the luxurious Five Star Vaton Yungi Resort Hotel
in Hangzhou, about one hundred miles from Shanghai.
A sister city of Bet Shemesh in Israel, and Boston MA in the
USA, Hangzhou is one China’s best known tourism cities.
Famous for its natural beauty, history, and cultural heritage,
Hangzhou, a city of over 6 million residents, is located on the
Qiangtang River, in the Yangtze Delta.
Hangzhou
is also one of China’s seven ancient capitals,
from where the Song Dynasty ruled during the 12th and 13th
centuries.
Places
of interest in the area include tea plantations;
West Lake, a man-made lake offering numerous water sports
and activities; the oldest working “Chinese Medicine“ pharmacy
and museum; streets with quaint shops; a village built on
canals and recently restored as a living museum demonstrating
the skills and crafts of Southeastern China; the 2000 year
old Grand Canal, the water highway from southern to northern
China; and the mystical city of Suzhou known for its famous
gardens, canals and gondolas (associated with the visit of
Marco Polo). The Song Dynasty Show- a theatrical production
that dazzlea visitors to China as it recreates architecture
and culture going back 900 years. During Hol HaMoed, our
rich touring program will visit many of the area‘s
spectacular attractions.
The
Vaton Yungi Resort Hotel is located on the outskirts
of Hangzhou. The Hotel offers city views as well as verdant,
lush foliage around the lake and prosperous nearby suburbs.
The Resort grounds have peaceful gardens and walking paths
as well as both an outdoor and indoor pool.
Our rooms are in one area of the hotel and offer four different
levels of luxury. All rooms are well appointed, beautifully furnished,
with modern bathrooms and all amenities.
Internet
Point - Wi Fi in the Lobby.
Gym,
Sauna, Heated Pool, Massage center. |
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This
Program Features |
| Guests
will be met at Shanghai International Airport on April
6, 2009.
Overnight
will be in Shanghai and on April 7, we’ll tour
some of the highlights of Shanghai, including places
of Jewish interest, among them the Hong Kou district
where some 30,000 Jews spent World War II in safety;
the synagogue (now a museum) in the area, and a park
with a monument commemorating the experience of the
Jews in Shanghai written in Hebrew and Chinese.
Places
of general interest also have some Jewish connections,
among them the European-style buildings on the Bund,
Shanghai‘s famous riverside promenade.
On
April 8, we’ll travel to Hangzhou arriving
in time to prepare for Yom Tov.
The sedarim for both nights of Passover will
be conducted by renowned Cantor/Maestro Menashe Lev-Ran
with familiar holiday melodies. You can expect
a wide variety of deliciously prepared traditional
Passover foods served in an elegant manner enhancing
the festive mood.
On
Yom Tov and Shabbat, (in addition to traditional
activities) scheduled guided walks will explore the
vicinity of the hotel.
On
the second day of Yom Tov, there will be a complete
Yom Tov schedule.
During
Hol HaMoed, a full touring program will visit many
local attractions. When we are away from the hotel
for lunch, our cooks will prepare kosher-for-Passover
lunch boxes for us to take along with us. |
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Kashrut
and Hashgaha
Hashgaha will be supervised by Rabbi Shlomo Kassin
Shlita.
Rabbi Kassin heads the college that trains "SOCHATIM", "MOHALIM" and
Rabbis who serve in the Israeli community and throughout
the world. The college is situated in the Jewish section
of the old city in Jerusalem.
A team of assistant "mashgichim" will arrive
at the hotel prior to the guests‘ arrival and perform
all necessary preparations for Pesach "hechsher".
Food products will have a BADATZ hechsher.
We will not serve any "kitniot" or any other
food that contains "kitniot". There will be no
gebrokts.
Our
large dining room is exclusively for our use during the
holiday. Naturally, it will be thoroughly cleaned,
kashered and prepared for Passover, before our guests arrive.
A Tea Room with variety of cakes, cookies,
coffee or tea is available all day long.
Our chef is Jewish and Shomer Shabbat, Torah, and Mitzvot.
Personnel from other kitchens will not have access to our
kitchen.
Under
the guidance of our Rav Hamachshir, our mashgichim
will arrive at the hotel the week before the holiday
to kasher the kitchen for Passover. All food
products will have a BADATZ hechsher and meat will
be glatt/mehadrin. Our supplies do not contain kitniot
there will be no gebrokts.
Our spacious synagogue will be located in one
of the attractive halls of the hotel throughout the holiday. |
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| Prices
are calculated on the basis of the rate of exchange of
RMB (Chinese yuan) 6.8 to the US dollar. Currency
fluctuations may increase or decrease the cost. Once
the trip is fully paid, there will be no price fluctuations. |
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trip price includes all expenses for transportation in
China from April 6-17 for those selecting Passover only
and from April 6-22/23 for those selecting the full tour. |
| Prices
are per person double occupancy according to
the level of room selected and exclude flights
to and from China. |
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| Vaton Yungi Resort Hotel 2009
Rates per Person
Double Occupancy
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Full
Stay
April 6 - 17, 2009 |
Single
Supplement |
Standard |
$3,150 |
$1,350 |
| Standard
with view |
$3,490 |
$1,500 |
Mini
Suite |
$3,670 |
$1,800 |
Deluxe
Suite |
$3,990 |
$2,100 |
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$1,990 |
$320 |
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Included in the price: |
- Lodging
in Shanghai April 6 and 7, 2009
- Box
lunch for tours on Hol Hamoed
- Transfers
between airport and hotel both ways
- Walking
tours in the area of the program
- Trips
and shows listed in the program
- Admission
to tourist sites that are part of our scheduled tours
- Local
English Speaking guides on our scheduled tours
- Our
guide on our scheduled tours
- Festive
holiday meals especially for the sedarim
- A
well-know officiant Mr. Menashe Lev-Ran for our sedarim
- Lectures
and Lessons
- Kashrut
and Hashgacha as detailed above
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Price
Does Not Include: |
- International
flights to and from China (Shanghai)
- Fee
for visa to China
- Single
supplement
- Personal
expenses
- Trip
insurance including health and property
- The
follow on tour in China after Passover
- Tips
- $15 pp per day during Passover , $10 pp
per day for the post- passover tour. (not included
the Israeli tour leader).
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