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April 28-May 8, 2010For your convenience, AHI offers aflexible Air Program featuring specialair fares available at an additionalcost in conjunction with the LandProgram.

AHI has designated specific Group AirSchedules for this departure utilizinground-trip, scheduled jet service fromNorth America to Buenos Aires,Argentina with return fromSantiago, Chile. Those participatingon these flights will enjoy motorcoachtransfers between the arrival/depar-ture airport abroad and the hotels,including baggage handling. Pricesare dependent upon dates, air routesand class of service chosen and willbe reflected on your ReservationConfirmation, which will be sent toyou upon receipt of your reservation.Air schedules will be sent with yourFinal Invoice approximately 90 daysbefore departure. Prices quoted toyou will include all domestic and for-eign governmental airport departuretaxes and fees and any applicablefuel surcharges. AHI ticketed passen-gers will also receive Automatic$250,000 Flight Insurance, subjectto policy terms.

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A word about your Tour OperatorAHI Travel is the premier operator of deluxe travel programs sponsored by alumni associations. Their experienced, professional staff has offered the highest level of service in innovative travel programs since 1962.

In AHI Travel’s care, you can rely on:• An exceptional travel value. It would be impossible

for an independent traveler to arrange all these unique experiences, inclusions and services at a comparable price.

•Unique access to local sites. Take advantage of their 47 years of travel experience to gain preferred entrance topopular sites and to uncover the region’s hidden treasures.

• Flexibility and customization. Free time during the tripallows you to pursue your own interests. They will also helpyou tailor your dream trip with add-ons and extensions.

•Safety and security. In a country where you might not know the language or culture, their professional staff is onhand to ease your way and get you any help you need.

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Professor Jose MoyaJose Moya has lived inhis native Cuba, the U.S.,Spain, France, the U.K.,the Netherlands, Italyand Argentina. He hastaught at UCLA since1988, where he specializes in LatinAmerican history, and atthe Universities of Paris,Santiago (Spain), SanAndres (Argentina), andat Barnard College,Columbia University. Hehas been a FulbrightFellow in Buenos Aires(three times), aBurkhardt Fellow at theAmerican Academy inRome, a Del Amo Fellowin Madrid, and held a fellowship from theNational Endowment forthe Humanities.

Dear UCLA Alumni and Friends,Discover the best of Argentina and Chile on this

spectacular adventure. This journey reveals the treasures of Buenos Aires, Mendoza and Santiago. It includes an unforgettable journey to Iguazú Falls and a crossing of the Andes Mountains. Additionallyeducational enrichment is provided by popular UCLAAlumni Travel lecturer UCLA Professor Jose Moya,an expert on Latin American history. Professor Moya’s participation in addition to the already exclusive educational program, will enhance your understandingand deepen your appreciation of Argentina and Chile.

Join a group of like-minded people as you explorethe cities and the countryside of these two great countries. Our itinerary has been planned by travelexperts to include preferred access to popular attractions and specially arranged cultural experiences.

This journey is an unforgettable offering at anunbeatable value. Space is limited for your ultimatecomfort, so make your reservations today!

Regards from Westwood,

Christel Pailet Director, Alumni Travel

For more information, please contact us at 310-206-0613 or 800-UCLAlumni(825-2586).

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Need pre- or post-trip assistance? *If you are interested in making independent travel arrangements before and/orafter this program, please contact us no later than 60 days prior to departureand we will be happy to book your reservations.* A nonrefundable service fee and additional air/land charges based on reservations apply.

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DAY ONEDepart your gateway city for Buenos Aires,Argentina.

DAY TWOBUENOS AIRESUpon arrival, transfer by motorcoach to theAmerian Buenos Aires Hotel. (Flight andtransfer provided for Air Program participantsonly.)

Educational Focus: A History of BuenosAires. Explore the political and cultural heritage of the Argentine capital. Learnabout its early indigenous inhabitants,Spanish colonization in the 16th-18th centuries and life since the country declaredindependence from Spain in 1810.Take an orientation walk of your hotel’s neighborhood with your Campus Directorand familiarize yourself with its environs.This evening, gather at the hotel for aWelcome Reception and Dinner.

DAY THREE

BUENOS AIRESExcursion: Buenos Aires. Discover theelegance of Buenos Aires in its turn-of-the-century neighborhoods and wide boulevards.Discover the colonial architecture of SanTelmo. Admire the grand buildings of thePlaza de Mayo: the Casa Rosada, Cathedraland Parliament House. Continue to the historic Recoleta Cemetery.Local Flavor: Lunch is served at the CaféTortoni, a legendary coffeehouse in theBuenos Aires arts community.Cultural Event: Tango, the Soul ofArgentina. Learn the basics of the sensuous tango, Argentina’s most famousdance. The tango was born in the late 19thcentury in the poorer neighborhoods of

Buenos Aires, but thispassionate dance is

now performed inballrooms around

the world!Independent

Exploration: Theevening is atleisure, but if youwant to continueyour tango

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we can make reservations for you to have dinner and see a performance at one of thecity’s famous tango houses.

DAY FOURTHE PAMPASEducational Focus and Excursion: ThePampas—Meet the People. Visit the legendary Draghi silversmith workshop andmuseum, where artisans create exquisite andornate spurs, bolos and other ornamentsassociated with the way of life in the Pampas.Continue to an estancia, a traditional ranch inthe Pampas where the work and play of gauchos is steeped in tradition. See a demonstration of gaucho skills.Local Flavor: Beef is the mainstay of theArgentine diet. Asado, grilling, is the preferred way of preparing it. After a delicious asado lunch, enjoy a traditional folk singing and dancing performance.Independent Exploration: Enjoy the rest ofthe day at your leisure in Buenos Aires.

DAY FIVEBUENOS AIRES & PUERTOIGUAZÚThis morning, fly to Puerto Iguazú,Argentina, and transfer to the AmerianPortal del Iguazú Hotel.Excursion: Walk the Falls. DiscoverIguazú Falls, which forms part of the borderbetween Brazil and Argentina. The 275 falls,which stretch twice as long as Niagara Falls,are home to a diversity of plants and animals.View the spectacular beauty and feel thepower of the falls as you cross the catwalksbuilt directly over the falls.

DAY SIXPUERTO IGUAZÚ & MENDOZAIndependent Exploration: The morning is atyour leisure.This afternoon, fly to Mendoza and transferto the Executive Hotel Park Suites.

DAY SEVENMENDOZAExcursion: Los Caminos del Vino. Travelthe wine roads in the province of Mendoza.The snowcapped Andes are the backdrop tothe fertile valleys. Explore Mendoza’s HighZone, where Malbec is the predominant variety of grape. Visit an esteemed bodega fora guided winery tour and a wine tasting.Local Flavor: Sample local wines as youenjoy lunch in the countryside.

DAY EIGHTMENDOZAEducational Focus: ContemporaryArgentina. Discuss the social, political andeconomic aspects of Argentine life.Independent Exploration: The rest of theday is at your leisure to explore Mendoza. Itis a pleasant city to explore on foot. Thetrees that line the boulevards provide a coolcanopy for strolling or enjoying a refreshingdrink at one of the sidewalk cafés.

CHILE

DAY NINEANDEAN CROSSING

Excursion: Journey Across the AndesMountains. Travel to Santiago, Chile,through the scenic Potrerillos and Uspallatavalleys. This region was inhabited by theHuarpes people long before the Spanishclaimed the territory, but it was the Spanishwho developed this famous route fromChile to Argentina to expand their territoryeast of the Andes. See the beauty of theAndes unfold. See Aconcagua Mountain,which at 22,834 feet (6,959 meters), is thehighest mountain in the WesternHemisphere.Local Flavor: Lunch is served en route.Upon arrival, check in at the RadissonPlaza Santiago Hotel.

U N E S C OIguazú National Park (1984) is a UNESCO World Heritage List site featured in this program.These sites are distinguished due to universal scenic, historic, artistic or scientific value.

Upper: Aconcagua Valley vineyard with AndesMountains in the background

Lower: Antique market, San Telmo, Buenos Aires

Far left: City center, Buenos AiresLower left: Catwalk over Iguazú Falls

Left: Gaucho herding cattle on an estancia,The Pampas

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The Radisson Plaza Hotel, locatednear shopping and dining, providesattentive service and a comfortablestay. The hotel features a restau-rant serving international Chileancuisine and one lounge. Guestshave access to a health club. Eachguestroom has a hair dryer, cabletelevision, direct-dial telephone,coffee maker and WiFi.

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This centrally located, modernhotel is in an area featuring fashionable shops and several historic and cultural landmarks.The hotel offers a wide range ofservices, including a fitness center, sauna, 24-hour room service and a restaurant servinginternational cuisine and localspecialties. Guestrooms feature a minibar, individual climate controls and Internet access.

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This elegant, European-style hotelis near the city center. The hotel’smany amenities include a fitnesscenter, swimming pool, sauna,solarium and a restaurant featur-ing regional and Mediterraneancuisine. Each guestroom featuresindividual climate controls, minibar, high-speed Internet, LCDtelevision and hair dryer.

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This hotel showcases a view of theThree Borders Landmark, whereArgentina, Brazil and Paraguaymeet. The hotel has two swimmingpools, a spa, fitness center, tworestaurants and two lounges. Each guestroom is equipped withindividual climate controls, cabletelevision, telephone, minibar and radio.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

•Discover the best of Buenos Aires.Stroll along its wide boulevards andadmire its architecture.

•Enjoy lunch at Café Tortoni, long afavorite haunt of Argentina’s arts and literary community.

•Join an exclusive lesson in the art oftango dancing.

•Explore the traditions of the Pampaswith a visit to a working ranch and anexciting show illustrating the skills ofthe gaucho.

•Feel the power of Iguazú Falls.•Travel the famous wine roads of

Mendoza.•Journey to Santiago on one of

the most scenic roads through theAndes Mountains and admire the tallest mountain in the world outside of Asia.

Alumni CampusAbroad® AdvantagesThis program offers unique, value-added features that promise you an outstanding educational experience in a very special environment:

• Settle into Argentina and Chile witha stay of eight nights and the opportuni-ty to immerse yourself in the local culture and lifestyles of four locales.

• Comfortable accommodations andthe perfect base from which to explorethe region’s renowned landmarks andoff-the-beaten-path treasures.

• An extensive meal plan is seasonedwith traditional specialties.

• Meet the People during excursions andevents that allow you to mingle with area residents and gain insight into everydaylife in their community.

• Informative educational lecturesare presented by local experts andexcursions led by knowledgeable guides.

• An experienced Campus Directorensures attentive services for the dura-tion of your stay.

• All gratuities for excursion guides and drivers are included.

A C C O M M O D A T I O N S

Tonight, gather with your fellow travelers fora Graduation Ceremony and Farewell Dinner.

DAY TENSANTIAGOExcursion: Santiago. See Moneda Palaceand the Plaza de Armas. Enjoy exploring thePre-Columbian Museum, which has an out-standing collection of ancient artifacts fromthe region. See the Parque Forestal and theFine Arts Museum. Take in a panoramic viewof the city with the Andes in the backgroundfrom San Cristobal Hill.Later this afternoon, transfer to the airportfor the return flight to your gateway city.(Provided for Air Program participants only.)

NOTE: Itinerary schedule may change due to local conditions. Many excursions involve an element ofwalking, as some of the finest attractions are not closely accessible by motorcoach.

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Accommodations•Three nights at the First-Class Amerian

Buenos Aires Hotel.•One night at the First-Class Amerian

Portal del Iguazú.•Three nights in Mendoza at the First-

Class Executive Hotel Park Suites.•One night at the First-Class Radisson

Plaza Santiago Hotel.

Meals•Enjoy an extensive meal plan,

including eight breakfasts, five two-course lunches and four three-course dinners. Coffee or tea is included with all meals. Take advantage of leisure timeto try local cuisine independently.

•Sample authentic regional specialtiesfeatured at local restaurants.

•Attend a Welcome Dinner.•Gather for a Graduation Ceremony and

Farewell Dinner.

Your Exciting TravelProgram

(For full details, please refer to the Day-by-Day Itinerary.)

•Informative programs presented bylocal experts to enhance your insight intothe region.

•All excursions:– See the highlights of Buenos Aires.– Join a tango lesson.– Visit an estancia in The Pampas.– Discover the art of silversmithing.– Feel the power of Iguazú Falls.– Discover Mendoza, Argentina’s most

famous wine-growing region.– Travel across the Andes Mountains.– Enjoy a guided tour of Santiago.

Transfers and Porterage• All flights in Argentina and transfers

within Argentina and Chile, includingbaggage handling at the hotels.

Many Included Extras•Consultation services of a Passenger

Service Representative prior to departure.

•Services of a professional CampusDirector and expert English-speakinglocal guides throughout your stay.

•Tipping of all guides and drivers.•Detailed travel and destination informa-

tion to assist you in your planning.•Deluxe travel wallet.

INCLUDED FEATURES

Malbec , the star of Mendoza

Mendoza is a favorite of wine enthusiasts aroundthe world. Surrounding the city are some of SouthAmerica’s best and most fertile vineyards. Theregion’s vineyards produce roughly 70 percent of Argentina’s wine. Here, winegrowers favorMalbec, Mendoza’s signature grape. This temperamental vine, difficult to grow in manyplaces because it is susceptible to disease, rot,mildew and other viticultural nuisances, flourishesin the arid plains near the city. The Andes blockeastward-moving clouds, limiting rain to barely 8inches each year. Instead, water is provided byacequias, irrigation ditches, that carry snowmeltfrom the mountains. Those factors, along withlong hours of sunshine and mild winds, have produced the ideal growing conditions for Malbec,which traditionally has been one of the grapesused to blend Bordeaux. In Mendoza, however,the Malbec grape produces an outstanding varietal wine.

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the 19th and 20th centuries, when Italian and

Spanish immigrants poured into the country.

Chile, Argentina’s neighbor to the west, also

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immigration. Lively Santiago is the country’s

capital and cultural center. It is filled with

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