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Trip and Hrs Lunch Post
OFFSITE LEISURE TRIP INFINITY RESORT CORBETT/CORBETT JUNGLE CLUB RESORT
21ST JAN – 22ND JAN 2014

DAY01
2300 HRS DEPART TO CORBETT
DAY02
MORNING ARRIVAL 0800 HRS
CHECK IN THE RESORT (EARLY CHECK IN AS PER AVAILIBILTY)
0900 HRS BREAKFAST
1000 HRS TEAM BULIDING ACTIVIIES
1130 HRS TEA COFFEE WITH COOKIES
1330 HRS LUNCH
POST LUNCH INHOUSE ACTIVITIES IN THE RESORT
1900-2200 HRS BONFIRE WITH GUITARIST
2200-2300 HRS DINNER

DAY02 –
EARLY MRONING 0500 HRS WAKE UP CALL WITH TEA
0530 HRS PROCEED FOR JEEP SAFARI
0900 HRS BACK TO HOTEL
BREAKFAST AND CHECK OUT
RETURN TO DELHI
COST -3750/- PER PERSON ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY
HOTEL – IINFINITY RESORT
COST -3350/- PER PERSON ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY
CORBETT JUNGLE CLUB RESORT
COST BASED ON 50-70 PAX
COST INCLUDES;-
WELCOME ON ARRIVAL
01 BFAST, 01 LUNCH AND 01 DINNER AT RESORT
AM & PM TEA WITH COOKIES
LIQUOR , SODA , SOFT DRINKS WITH 02 VEG + 01 NON VEG SNACKS FOR EVENING COACKTAIL PARTY(LIQUOR – ROYAL STAG/OLD MONK OR SIMILAR, KINGFISHER/FOSTER BEER)
LIQUOR LICENSE FEE
TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITIES IN THE RESORT
JEEP SAFARI

GUITARIST FOR EVENING
ALL APPLICABLE TAXES
TRAVEL LINE TOUR MANAGER WILL BE THROUGHOUT THE TRIP

COST DOESNOT INCLUDES:
1. LAUNDRY , TELEPHONE BILL ETC
2. ANYTHING WHICH IS NOT MENTIONED ABOVE’
3. 3.09% GST

Payment policy- payment to be made in favour of ‘Travel Line”
Cancellation policy – As per Travel Line Cancellation Policy
Best regards
Dhruba J Das
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