Archdiocese of New York Pilgrimage ChoraleFr. George Hafemann, Pastor and Spiritual Director

Dr. Jennifer Pascual, D.M.A.,Director of Music“In the Footsteps of Jesus”

A 12-Day Pilgrimage to the Holy Land and JordanFebruary 15 – 26, 2018

"Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem"(Psalm 122)

Travel Package Inclusions• Round-trip economy class airfare on United Airlines from Newark.• U.S. Departure Tax; Customs User Fee; Security Tax and all Airport Taxes.• Meet & Assist for departure from Newark Liberty International Airport.• Nine (9) nights’ accommodations in twin rooms, with private facilities, in first-class

hotels throughout.• Buffet breakfast and dinner daily, including a farewell dinner in the Ambassador

Hotel.• Deluxe motor-coach transportation throughout the tour.• Services of a full-time, multi-lingual tour manager throughout the tour, including

arrival and departure transfers. • All sightseeing by licensed, professional, English-speaking Christian guides, as

outlined in the day-by-day itinerary• Entrance fees to all sights, as per itinerary.• Jordanian visa and bridge crossings.• Porterage at hotels (one piece of luggage, per person).• Travel documents, travel wallet, luggage tags, name badge and drawstring bag.Please refer to Terms & Conditions for items or additional costs not included in package price.

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Ein Karem ! Emmaus ! Mt. Nebo ! Madaba ! Petra ! Amman

Nazareth ! Cana ! Sea of Galilee ! Jerusalem ! Bethlehem

Dr. Jennifer PascualFr. George Hafemann

Dear members and friends,

We are very excited to announce these plans for the New York Archdiocesan Festival Chorale, as we will embark on a very spe-cial choir pilgrimage! Come and walk with us in the footsteps of Jesus. Come see the place of His Annunciation and birth. Comeand walk the Way of the Cross sharing in His Passion. Come and pray at the Holy Sepulchre, the Empty Tomb of our Risen Lord!The Gospels will literally come alive for us as we have the opportunity to visit, sing, pray and celebrate the Eucharist at theplaces held most sacred to Christians.

We fully expect this pilgrimage to be one of the most spiritually uplifting experiences of our lives. We will leave the Holy Landblessed and completely filled with peace that only the Lord knows how to give. It is our hope that you will say, “YES” to thisinvitation to the most invaluable gift that you can ever give yourself - a pilgrimage to The Holy Land!

SincerelyFr. George Hafemann, Spiritual Director & Jennifer Pascual, Director of Music

Archdiocese of New York Pilgrimage Chorale• Feb. 15 – 26, 2018• Enrollment Form - Tour Code: 9304

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Day1 February 15, Thursday: Depart USADepart Newark Liberty International Airport via United Airlines for ourPilgrimage to the Holy Land. Complimentary meals and beverages will be served aloft. (D,B)Day2 February 16, Friday: Arrive in the Land of the Bible Arrive at Ben Gurion Tel Aviv Airport. Proceed through Passport Control, andyour Peter’s Way Tour Manager/Guide, Fabricio Lomanto, will meet the groupupon exiting from Customs. Board our private deluxe motor coach and we will beon our way to old port of Joppa (Jaffa). It was from Joppa that Jonah embarked onhis ill-fated voyage to Tarshish. Also in Jaffa, we visit the house of Simon thetanner. Independent lunch in Jaffa. Celebrate Mass at St. Peter’s Church. AfterMass, we continue to the scenic Mediterranean coast for hotel check-in.Dinner and overnight at the Sofitel David Tower Hotel in Netanya. (D) Day3 February 17, Saturday: Caesarea | Mt. Carmel | Nazareth |Cana | Sea of Galilee Buffet breakfast at hotel. Visit Caesarea by the Sea, site of a flourishing earlyChristian community, where the ruins of Turkish, Crusader, and RomanCivilizations are still visible. St. Paul was imprisoned here before being sent toRome for trial. Here St. Peter baptized the first Gentiles. Our visit includes theTheatre, newly excavated Palace, Hippodrome and the Harbor. Continue to Mt.Carmel (Vineyard of God) on the Mediterranean coast. Here the triumph of Elijahover the pagan prophets of Baal took place (1 Kings 18). Visit Stella Maris, thelargest monastery of the Carmelite order, dedicated to the prophet Elijah, andMary under the title Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Time will be given for prayerat the Monastery. Independent lunch. We continue to Nazareth, the village inwhere Jesus grew up. Visit Joseph’s workshop, the Basilica of the Annunciation,Mary’s Well, and the Church of the Old Synagogue. Celebrate Mass at theBasilica of the Annunciation, sung by the Archdiocese of New York PilgrimageChorale. Walk through the streets and imagine a day in the life of the Holy Familyof Nazareth. Head to Cana, to see the Wedding Church built in the nineteenth cen-tury over ruins from Jesus’ time. Couples will have an opportunity to renewtheir wedding vows.Check-in, dinner and overnight at hotel on the Shores of the Sea of Galilee. (B,D)Day4 February 18, Sunday: Galilee|Caesarea Philippi|Migdal After buffet breakfast,we will begin with a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee. TheGospels will come to life as we imagine Jesus walking on the water (John 6:19-21),calming a storm (Matt. 8:23-26), and showing the disciples miraculous catches offish (Luke 5:1-8; John 21:1-6). Arrive at the ancient city of Capernaum, where Jesusstarted His ministry. It was here that Jesus called Matthew to discipleship. Here,the excellent condition of a 2nd century synagogue undoubtedly enclosed thesacred sanctuary in which Jesus taught and preached. Most scholars recognize thehome of Peter’s mother-in-law in the remains of a church near the shore asdedicated to his honor. At Tabgha, Jesus challenged His disciples to feed a crowdof 5,000 in the Multiplication of Loaves and Fishes. Celebrate Mass outside at theChurch of the Primacy. Here, after His resurrection, Jesus met with His disciplesand told Peter to “feed my lambs; feed my sheep”. Continue to Mount of theBeatitudes, where Jesus offered His ‘Sermon on the Mount.’ Independent lunch.Drive north to the foot of Mount Hermon, overlooking Syria and the Road toDamascus, where Jesus appeared to Paul. Visit Caesarea Philippi where Jesusbrought his disciples and said, “…But who do you say that I am?” (Matthew 16:15).Renew our baptismal promises at Banias, the source of the Jordan River.Continue to the area of Migdal, the hometown of Mary Magdalene, where we willlearn the importance of one of the most recent archeological excavation.Dinner and overnight at hotel by the Sea of Galilee. (B,D)Day5 February 19, Monday: Mt. Tabor | Jordan Valley | Masada |Qumran | JerusalemBuffet breakfast at hotel. Today’s bus journey is filled with variety and excitement.Leave the Sea of Galilee and drive to Mt. Tabor. Take a taxi to the top of Mt. Taborfor an utterly commanding view of all of Galilee. It was here that Jesus revealedthe wonderful power of presence in communion with Saints of the past (Mosesand Elijah). This also became immediate evidence of Communion with his Father.Visit the site of the Transfiguration, with time to reflect on Christ’s humanity andDivinity. Celebrate Mass at the Church of the Transfiguration. Continue alongthe Jordan Valley to the Wilderness of Judea to visit Masada, where we will takea cable car, then walk (climb) to the tomb and explore the Herodian palaces, watercistern, Roman bath house, storage houses and Roman siege camp. Independentlunch in Masada or by the shores of the Dead Sea. Visit the Dead Sea, for apanoramic view of Ein Gedi, where David hid from Saul’s wrath and the locale ofthe Song of Songs. Later, we will visit Qumran, where the hidden library of theEssenes, the Dead Sea Scrolls (currently displayed at the Israel Museum) was found.We will arrive in Jerusalem to check-in for dinner and overnight at hotel. (B,D)Day6 February 20, Tuesday: Bethlehem | Shepherds’ Field | Mt.Olives | Mt. Zion After buffet breakfast at hotel we will drive to the hills of Bethlehem. A short stopwill be made at Tantur – the sacred grounds that mark the roots of the Order ofMalta’s ancient hospitaller traditions. Continue to Shepherds’ Field, where wewill see some of the caves, which were typical stables in biblical times. InBethlehem we will visit to the traditional birthplace of Jesus, in the Basilica of theNativity. Here, the Prince of Peace was born! Venerate the silver star that marksthe place where the sublime mystery of the Incarnation was revealed in a manger!Celebrate Mass at the Church of St. Catherine, sung by the Archdiocese of NewYork Pilgrimage Chorale. Free time will be given for shopping in Manger Square.Independent lunch in Bethlehem. Drive to the top of Mount of Olives for magnif-icent view of the Old City. This visit reminds us of Jesus’ last hours in prayer andanguish. Visit the Chapel of the Ascension, the Shrine of Pater Noster and theChapel of Dominus Flevit (The Lord Wept). Then, follow Jesus’ Palm Sunday routealong Hosanna Road to the Garden of Gethsemane. Reflect on Jesus’ final night.Visit the Church of All Nations to pray at the “Rock of Agony,” a section of bedrockidentified as the place where Jesus prayed alone in the garden on the night of His

arrest. Visit the Greek Orthodox Church of the Assumption to see the Tomb ofMary. After, we will head to the Church of St. Peter-in-Gallicantu. This churchis built on the site of the Palace of Caiaphas, the High Priest. Here, Jesus wasimprisoned and Peter denied the Lord three times. Continue to visit the UpperRoom, site of the Last Supper and descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles.Then, visit the Dormition Abbey, built to honor the Assumption of Our Lady.Dinner and overnight at hotel in Jerusalem. (B,D)Day7 February 21, Wednesday: Old City|Temple Mount|Ein Karem|New City After buffet breakfast, we will explore the Old City and walk to the area of theTemple Mount. Above the Temple foundations, we will view the El AksaMosque and the Dome of the Rock. Visit the excavation of the Western Wall(Ophel Hill) and walk through the narrow alleyways and streets of Jerusalemseeing the Pinnacle of the Temple (Gate of Hulda). Visit the Jewish Quarter“Cardo”. Independent lunch. This afternoon, a brief stop at the Monastery of St.John, before we proceed to visit Ein Karem, home of Elizabeth, Zachariah, andbirthplace of John the Baptist. Time will be given at Church of the Visitation forquiet meditation on the meeting between Mary and Elizabeth. Verses from theMagnificat are engraved on the columns of the church, and on the wallopposite it are ceramic tablets bearing verses from the Magnificat in forty-twodifferent languages. Continue to Yad Vashem, the memorial for victims of theHolocaust. Visit the Children’s Pavilion and walk along the Avenue of theRighteous. End our day with a visit to the Israel Museum which houses theDead Sea Scrolls, important to our understanding and appreciation of the Bible.Next, we visit and explore the indescribable and enlightening model of the cityof Jerusalem as it was in the days of Jesus. Mass and concert presentation bythe Archdiocese of New York Pilgrimage Chorale at St. Savior Basilica in theOld City of Jerusalem.Dinner and overnight at hotel in Jerusalem. (B,D)Day8 February 22, Thursday: Via Dolorosa | EmmausAfter buffet breakfast drive to the Old City and enter through St. Stephen’sGate. Visit the Crusader Church of St. Anne and explore the Pools of Bethesda.Continue to the Convent of the Sisters of Zion to see the Lithostrotos in theChapel of the Flagellation, where Jesus was tried and condemned. Walk the ViaDolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Celebrate Mass at the Chapelof the Blessed Sacrament in the Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre. After Mass,we will have a guided tour of the Basilica and an extraordinary moment ofentering and exiting the empty tomb! Independent lunch. Continue to visit thesite of Emmaus (Abu Gosh). We will recall the story in Luke’s Gospel whereJesus appeared to His disciples on the road, after the Resurrection. We will havetime for prayer at the Church of Our Lady of the Ark of the Covenant.Dinner and overnight at hotel in Jerusalem. (B,D)Day9 February 23, Friday: Jerusalem|Mt. Nebo|Madaba|PetraBreakfast at hotel. This morning, we leave Jerusalem to Jordan. Cross theJordan River by Alenby Bridge, a border entry point to Jordan. Our Jordaniantour guide will meet usupon clearing customs and formalities. Board bus andsoon we will be on our way to Mt. Nebo, where Moses stood and gazed acrossthe Jordan Valley. If the day is clear we’ll be able to see as far as Jerusalem, theDead Sea, the Jordan Valley, and the Gilead Mountains. Celebrate Mass at theFranciscan Monastery on Mt. Nebo. Continue to Madaba, to see mosaicsdepicting Jerusalem and Palestine at the time of Justinian, and what is possiblythe oldest existing map of the Holy Land. Independent lunch. After lunch, wedrive along the modern highway built over the “Kings Highway” (throughareas known to John the Baptist, Esau, and Moses) to Petra, the “Rose-red city.”Petra is surrounded by the Biblical Seir Mountains that are mentioned in theBible as places where people lived in caves. Dinner and overnight at hotel in Petra. (B,D) Day 10 February 24, Saturday: Highlights of Petra | Amman Buffet breakfast at hotel. Begin at the Gate of the Siq, or Outer Siq, a moderngravel road with a side for horses and a side for pedestrians. A walk throughthe outer Siq (please note this walk is approximately one mile) brings us to theancient Nabatean city of Petra, a city which is sculptured into the rose pink rock(carriages are available at additional cost for those requiring special assistance, butlimited for the elderly and seat only 2 passengers). After viewing the treasury, wehead to the Street of Façades, lined with impressive tombs. Further down wewill arrive at the theatre, carved into the mountain, containing the “high placeof sacrifice”. In the eastern cliff, we’ll view the Royal Tombs (the URN, theSILK, the Corinthian and Palace tombs). Petra could easily be the EighthWonder of the Ancient World. Enjoy free time and walk leisurely back to hotel.Independent lunch. Depart Petra for the drive to Amman, biblical city ofRabbah, to celebrate Mass at the Franciscan Church. Dinner and overnight at hotel in Amman. (B,D)Day 11 February 25, Sunday: : Amman | Jericho | Jerusalem | Returnto the USABuffet breakfast at hotel. We leave Amman to visit Machaerus, where John theBaptist was beheaded, and the site of Jesus’s baptism. After crossing over theAllenby Bridge into Israel we’ll pass border formalities and meet our Israeliguide and driver, and be on our way to Jericho for independent lunch. We tourJericho, home of Joshua, Elijah’s spring, Jesus’ miracles. Near the center of thecity, a centuries-old sycamore tree recalls the incident in which the tax collectorZacchaeus, too short to see over the crowd, climbed a sycamore’s branches inorder to see Jesus. Celebrate Mass at the Church of the Good Shephed inJericho. After Mass, we take the cable car to visit the Mt. of Temptation. Lateafternoon, arrive at hotel Ambassador in Jerusalem. Farewell dinner at theAmbassador hotel. After dinner, transfer to Tel Aviv Airport. Overnight on board for our Red Eye return flight to the USA. (B,D)Day 12 February 26, Monday: Arrive in the USAEarly morning, arrive in Newark Liberty International Airport, overflowingwith memories that will change your life. (B,D)

Confirmed Flight Schedule and Daily Itinerary - Unexpected circumstances may cause changes to the outlined itinerary.

PAYMENT: Deposits and insurance payments will be accepted in the form ofcheck, money order or credit/debit card. The package pricing reflects a discountof $100.00 per person for payments made entirely by personal check, money orderor certified bank check. The package price is $100 higher if paid by credit/debitcard. If final payment is not received by the balance deadline, Peter’s Way Toursreserves the right to cancel your reservation. If for any reason payment is receivedwithin 21 days of departure, a charge for express mailing of final documents willapply. A $50.00 late payment fee and possible increase in airfare may apply for latepayments. Personal checks will not be accepted within 30 days of departure. If thebank has returned a personal check, a $25.00 processing fee will apply andsubsequent payments must be made in the form of money order, certified bankcheck or credit card.CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS: From the time your deposit is received up to 130days prior to departure, there is a $250.00 nonrefundable cancellation fee per person.From 129 to 100 days prior to departure, there is a $350.00 nonrefundable cancellationfee per person. From 99 days prior to departure up to the day of departure, there is anonrefundable cancellation fee of 100% of all payments made per person includingdeparture taxes & fuel surcharges, single supplement, deviation fees, travel insurancepayments and any other costs incurred. Travel insurance is offered as protection forcancellations due to medical reasons such as illness or injury, please see TRAVELINSURANCE. Travel insurance payments are nonrefundable upon receipt. Tourparticipation is nontransferable. Names cannot be transferred on reservations orairline tickets. Refund requests can only be honored when submitted in writing toPeter’s Way Tours. All refund requests are subject to cancellation restrictions as setforth above. No refund will be made for any accommodations or services included inthe tour that you do not use.LATE RESERVATIONS: A $25.00 late fee and possible increase in airfare mayapply for bookings received after the deposit deadline. All space is subject toavailability and cannot be guaranteed past the deposit deadline noted on thebrochure. TRAVEL DOCUMENTS: All participants must have a valid passport. U.S. Passportsmust be valid for at least six (6) months, subsequent to return date. Special entryrequirements for non-U.S. citizens may apply. Please consult the appropriateConsulate for current requirements. It is solely the passenger’s responsibility to ensurethat all documents needed are completed and current. Peter’s Way Tours will not beheld responsible for lack of current and valid entry documents.AIR TRANSPORTATION: Round trip from Newark Liberty InternationalAirport on United Airlines. Flight itinerary and carrier may be subject to change.Departure taxes & fuel surcharges are estimated. They are determined solely bythe airlines and are subject to increase prior to ticketing (approximately 30 days priorto departure). AIRLINE SEATING: Under group airline reservations/contracts, the airlines willprovide a block of seats for the group. Individual requests for seating preferencescan only be made at time of check-in. Peter’s Way cannot submit seatingpreferences as we cannot guarantee that any or all requests will be honored. If yourequire specific seating as a condition of your travel, it is suggested that you bookyour airfare individually and purchase the Land Only package. Upgrades topremium economy, business class, or first class may be available but oftentimesairlines will not allow the upgrades until time of ticketing (approximately 30 daysprior to departure). Group reservations may not be accessible online for advancecheck-in/boarding passes/seat assignments. Airline guidelines vary. Pleasecontact our office for specific details.LAND ONLY PASSENGERS: Land Only packages do not include any portion ofthe group airfare. This includes any flights booked within the group itinerary. Allairline tickets will be your responsibility to book independently. A passengerchoosing the Land Only portion of the package ($2,670.00 per person sharing atwin room) must notify Peter’s Way Tours, in writing, at least 100 days prior todeparture or a penalty fee will be assessed. Please be advised, passenger(s)opting for the Land Only package or who are deviating from the group itinerarywill be responsible for their own transfers to/from hotel/airport. However, if youarrive at the same time or earlier than your group, you are welcome to join thegroup on the bus. It is recommended that you purchase your air transportationonly after you have been notified that the group has materialized. If you purchaseyour own air transportation and the group does not materialize or you cancelyour package for any reason, Peter’s Way Tours will not be held responsible forthe cost of your airfare or other arrangements booked independently.DEVIATIONS & ITINERARY CHANGES: Peter’s Way Tours is pleased to assistclients with changes in itineraries. All deviation requests must be submitted inwriting at least 90 days prior to departure. Deviation fee will apply plus an airlinechange fee per person. Your routing and dates requested will determine if adifference in airfare will also apply. Not all carriers permit routing changesand/or deviations from the group itinerary. Please contact our office for detailedinformation.TRANSFERS AND PORTERAGE: Round-trip airport transfers are included forpassengers who purchase the full air and land package. Porterage of one piece ofluggage throughout your tour at hotels is also included. ACCOMMODATIONS/SINGLE TRAVELERS: Price per person is based on twopersons sharing twin bedded rooms with private facilities in hotels throughoutyour tour. Double bedded rooms for married couples are subject to availabilityand must be requested. Triple rooms may be available for family or friendstraveling together. We discourage triple room accommodations because they areusually not spacious and there is no discount for triple occupancy. Triple roomsusually are regular twin or double bedded rooms with a rollaway bed added.Single rooms are limited but may be requested at booking for an additionalcharge of $695.00. While single rooms provide privacy, they are often smaller thantwin bedded rooms and may be away from the group in hotels. We will makeevery effort (if you so desire) to match you with a same gender roommate whenwe receive your application, but we do not guarantee a roommate can bematched. If a single room must be assigned due to your roommate's cancellation,

incompatibility or for any other reason (even at the last moment or on tour), wemust charge the tour's single supplement or pro-rated amount.MEALS: Buffet breakfast and dinner daily.GRATUITIES & SERVICE CHARGES: Gratuities are not included in your tourpackage. Although voluntary, for good work, we recommend $7.00 per personper day for your tour manager; $3.00 per person per day for your bus driver. Tipsfor your tour manager and bus driver are normally given as a group at the end ofthe tour.All service charges and local taxes as imposed by hotels are included inthe program rate. Although service charges are included, it is customary to leave$1.00 per person for the waiters after each meal and $1.00 per person per day forthe maid/bell boys.TRAVELER HEALTH ADVISORY: All passengers must ensure that they aremedically and physically fit for travel; and that such traveling will not endangerthemselves or others as our pilgrimages entail a lot of walking, which may involvestairs, hills, cobblestone roads and uneven pavement. Additionally, most motorcoaches are not equipped with wheelchair ramps. It is each passenger’sresponsibility to be aware of his or her limits with regard to travel and groupactivities. Any person with a disability requiring special attention must advisePeter’s Way Tours of the situation at time of enrollment. A qualified companionmust accompany any passenger requiring special assistance. Peter’s Way Tourswill make reasonable attempts to accommodate disabled passengers with specialneeds, but shall not be held responsible in the event we are unable to do so.Moreover, Peter’s Way Tours is not responsible for the denial of services by anycarriers, hotels, restaurants, or other independent suppliers.DISCLAIMER OF RESPONSIBILITY: Peter’s Way Tours is only acting asintermediary and agent for the suppliers identified on this, or anyaccompanying documents, in selling services, or in accepting reservations orbookings for services that are not directly supplied by Peter’s Way Tours (such asair carriage, hotel accommodations, ground transportation, meals, tours, cruises,etc.). Peter’s Way Tours shall not be responsible for breach of contract, bankruptcyor any intentional or careless actions or omissions on the part of such suppliers,which result in any loss, damage, delay, or injury to any traveler, travelcompanions or group member. Peter’s Way Tours shall not be held responsible forany changes made in the schedule of liturgies throughout the pilgrimage. Unlessthe term “guaranteed” is specifically written on the ticket, invoice or reservationitinerary, Peter’s Way does not guarantee any supplier’s rates, bookings orreservations. Peter’s Way Tours shall not be responsible for any injuries, damages,or losses caused to any traveler in connection with terrorist activities, social orlabor unrest, airline strikes, mechanical or construction difficulties, diseases, locallaws, climatic conditions, abnormal conditions or developments, or any otheractions, omissions, or conditions outside Peter’s Way Tours control. By embarkingupon the trip, the traveler voluntarily assumes all risks involved with such travel,whether expected or unexpected. The traveler is hereby warned of such risks andis advised to obtain appropriate insurance coverage against them. A signedenrollment form shall constitute consent to the above terms and conditions andan agreement on the traveler’s part to convey the contents of this disclaimer toyour travel companions and group members.TRAVEL INSURANCE: It is strongly recommended that all participants purchaseinsurance when they travel since the tour operator is not responsible for non-refundable payments, damaged luggage or trip interruption. Peter’s Way Toursoffers an optional Passenger Travel Protection Plan that provides coverage forpre-paid travel arrangements made through Peter’s Way Tours. These benefitsand services help insure the well being of the passenger while travelingworldwide. The insurance premium is based on total package price, includingtaxes, fuel surcharges, single supplements, deviation fees, late charges, etc. Theinsurance premium for total package prices from $0 to $1000.00 is $100; $1001.00to $2000.00 is $175; $2001.00 to $3000.00 is $225; $3001.00 to $4000.00 is $250;$4001.00 to $5000.00 is $275; and $5001.00 and over is 6% of total package price.If the insurance premium is included with your deposit, the passenger will becovered for pre-existing conditions. However, the insurance plan can bepurchased at any time thereafter, excluding coverage for pre-existing conditions,until final payment has been made. Plan payments will not be accepted after finalpayment has been made. All plan payments are non-refundable. If you choose toextend your stay or embark on a pre-tour program, travel insurance can bepurchased for an additional $4.00 per day. Additional coverage needs to berequested. The insurance plan will not automatically be extended. Passengerswho book their own airfare (Land Only passengers or those booking connectingflights to the group’s departure gateway) are advised to purchase travel insurancecovering their flights directly from the airline or from another travel insurancesupplier as our insurance coverage is only for arrangements made through Peter’sWay Tours. The Passenger Travel Protection Plan includes coverage for thefollowing: trip cancellation/interruption/delay, accident/sickness medicalexpense, emergency medical evacuation/repatriation, lost baggage/personaleffects, accidental death & dismemberment and 24-hour Emergency TravelAssistance Services. These benefits and services are provided by Travel InsuredInternational. Upon claim approval, reimbursement is up to 100% of the non-refundable payments for your trip. Cancel For Any Reason (CFAR) add-on can bepurchased for the cost of your insurance premium plus an additional $115.00. Thisincludes reasons for cancellation not otherwise covered by the regular policy. Youcan cancel up to 2 days prior to departure and receive reimbursement of up to 80%of the non-refundable payments for your trip. Payment for CFAR must beincluded with your deposit at the time of enrollment. CFAR coverage cannot beoffered to New York State residents as per state law. PLEASE NOTE: Forcomplete details of coverage, terms, conditions, exclusions, and pre-existingconditions for the insurance protection provided, refer to the Description ofCoverage, which you will receive with your travel documents. If you need furtherinformation, please call Travel Insured International at 866-684-0218 and ask forCustomer Service. This travel insurance is underwritten by United States FireInsurance Company, Eatontown, NJ under policy number T-2508.

Acceptance of these Terms & Conditions, with signature on enrollment form, is required for participation in this tour.