Vacations for Women: TANTALIZING TURKEY

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VACATIONS FOR WOMEN

TANTALIZING TURKEY

Sunday, November 6 - Wednesday, November 16, 2011

NOTE: Book overnight flights for departure on Saturday, November 5

Turkey, a country that embraces two continents, is a land of historic treasures from 13successive civilizations spanning thousands of years. The Western part of the city is in Europe,with the Eastern part in Asia, both divided by the magnificent watercourse known as theBosphorus. With a glorious past as the intellectual, cultural and political center of the world,Turkey remains today an extraordinary and cosmopolitan country. We begin and end in Istanbul

the former capital of three successive empires: Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman where thispast year the city enjoyed the role of 2010 European Capital of Culture. Throughout our tour, theemphasis on the abundance of natural and ancient wonders found in the countrys westernregion will simply take your breath away. And, our dates are ideal. We are catching the lateautumn weather while it is still pleasant for sightseeing, but without the crowds. It should beperfect for touring the archaeological sites, shopping in the bazaars, enjoying the cuisine and

just strolling the streets to soak up local culture.

Special Highlight : Hotel stays in Old City Istanbul, New City Istanbul and a Cave Hotel inCappadocia! On our tour you will get to know the two sides of Istanbul. We base in Old City atthe start of the tour, and finish in New City, giving you the chance to feel the best of both worlds.Historic Istanbul, or Old City, is home to innumerable museums, churches, palaces, grandmosques and bazaars. Across the harbor known as the Golden Horn, is the modern,cosmopolitan New City where fashion, arts and commerce abound. And in between, we addthe unique experience of staying in a cave hotel surrounded by the surreal landscape of Cappadocia.

Women INspiring / Women INspired

Our tour will include several interesting WIN / WIN gatherings with local women who have aninspiring story to share. Some of the events we are planning include:

Meeting some of the women featured in the film, Voices Unveiled , directed by Binnur Karaevli.This acclaimed documentary explores the challenges of modern Turkish women asserting their identities in an Islamic society.

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Visit a carpet center where the women will discuss and demonstrate the oldest hand art of Turkey. You will have the chance to try it yourself and to see how highly skilled this occupationis. Their work includes priceless floor coverings that decorate homes around the world.

Such opportunities never fail to add a unique dimension to the travel experience, and profoundlyenhance our cultural appreciation for one another. We sometimes meet in combination with thedays touring, or perhaps over dinner, depending on schedules. Our WIN / WIN events are notonly inspiring to all, but great fun, and will surely be a highlight of the tour.

Day-By-Day

Day 1 Sunday, November 6 Old City Istanbul

Arrive Istanbul On Own FlightAirport Greeting and Transfer to HotelCheck-in and RelaxLate Afternoon Guided Walk to the Grand Bazaar Welcome Dinner in the Old City

Arrive in the extraordinary city of Istanbul, theheart and soul of Turkey. Upon clearingcustoms at Ataturk Airport, you will be warmlygreeted by our Turkish staff and provided with aprivate transfer the short 12 miles to our hotel.We will stay in the lovely Barcelo Saray ,located in the old citys Beyazit district.Conveniently situated across from the entranceto the Grand Bazaar, the hotel is just a shortwalk to such other main attractions as the HagiaSophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace and theUnderground Cistern, making the Barcelo Saray

the ideal starting point for exploring this fascinating city. Guest rooms feature a modern,minimalist style and include A/C, satellite TV, telephone, high-speed wireless internet, mini bar,safe, and hair dryer in the bathroom. Breakfast is served on the top floor restaurant, flooded withnatural light and with views of the nearby Beyazit Mosque dome and Istanbul University.

Once you are checked-into your room, you are free to relax for the afternoon. Following a longflight, you might want to try an optional Turkish Bath. Also called hamam , this is a traditionaltreatment that blends the four basic elements of dry heat (sauna), moist heat (steam), coldwater splash, and body massage. Stimulating, relaxing and restorative, it is renowned for enhancing ones overall health. There is a hamam located inside the hotel, as well as additionalspa services.

Late in the afternoon we will meet with our guide for an initial orientation to our localsurroundings. Taking in the Istanbul skyline, studded with domes and minarets, is anunforgettable site. We will walk across the street to visit the Grand Bazaar, the worlds largestand oldest shopping venue. Situated along the road that once led to Rome, the Grand Bazaar isa maze of some 4,000 shops housed among its labyrinth of 80 streets and passages.


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Still the commercial center of the old city, the Bazaar offers a fabulous selection for every tasteand budget: Turkish crafts, brilliant hand-painted ceramics, copper and brassware, meerschaumpipes and excellent quality leather and suede products, and of course, world-renowned carpets.In the heart of the bazaar, the Old Bedesten offers an intriguing assortment of antiques. But beprepared! Todays visit is just an overview. You will have plenty of time to return here for seriousshopping before the end of the tour. After this visit, our guide will escort us to a local restaurantfor our welcome dinner and first taste of delicious Turkish cuisine.

Day 2 Monday, November 7 Old City Istanbul

Breakfast at the HotelTour of Historic IstanbulFree Time for Lunch On OwnAfternoon Tour ContinuesDinner with Cultural Entertainment

We begin our day with a visit to the impressiveTopkapi Palace, residence of the OttomanSultans between the 16 th and 19 th centuries.The Palace is, literally, a maze of hundreds of rooms, garden-filled courtyards, richlydecorated chambers, pools and passagewayswhere the sultans and their court lived andgoverned. Other highlights include the ImperialTreasury, with its 86-carat diamond and a 7-pound emerald, plus the pleasure kiosks, thegilded Council Chamber and kitchens boastingexhibits of fine Chinese porcelain. In addition totouring the magnificent gardens and opulentsurroundings, we will also visit the ImperialHarem, the secluded quarters where the wives, concubines and children of the sultan resided.Following our tour of the Topkapi Palace, we will break for lunch in a nearby area that offersnumerous dining options for your selection. Then, we will continue on to the Blue Mosque.

With its massive central dome flanked by six slender minarets, the elegant Imperial Mosque of Sultan Ahmet I stands as the single most recognizable monument on the Istanbul skyline. Builtbetween 1609-1616, the enormous complex also included a hospital, public kitchen,marketplace, schools, a caravansary (roadside inn for travelers on the Silk Route), and theMausoleum of the Sultan. Its immense interior, flooded with sunlight streaming through 260windows, is decorated with more than 20,000 precious Iznik tiles detailing traditional flowers of Ottoman design. It is the deep blue glow of the tiles in sunlight that gives the building its name.

Next, we will visit the Byzantine Hippodrome and the Basilica Cistern, both situated a short walkfrom the Blue Mosque. The Hippodrome was the center of Byzantine life for 1000 years, wherechariot races and competitive athletic events took place. At the northern end of the Hippodrome,beneath a small park, lies the Basilica Cistern. Also known as The Sunken Palace, this reservoir is the grandest of all the hidden, Byzantine cisterns that lie below Istanbul. Covering over twoacres, and with 336 marble columns, the Basilica Cistern was notably filmed in a scene from theJames Bond movie From Russia With Love .


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After such an exhilarating day of sightseeing, its time to return to the hotel and relax beforedinner. This evening will feature a lively venue for dinner with superb local cuisine, live musicand wonderful entertainment.

Day 3 Tuesday, November 8 Istanbul / Cappadocia

Breakfast at the Hotel and Check-outTour of Haghia SophiaPrivate Morning Cruise along the BosphorusTransfer to the Istanbul AirportShort Flight to CappadociaAfternoon Tour of Kaymakli Underground CityVisit a Pottery Workshop in AvanosDinner and Whirling Dervishes Performance

Our first stop today is the famed Church of the Divine Wisdom, better knownas Hagia Sophia or St. Sophias Basilica. Built by the Byzantine Emperor Constantine the Great in the fourth century, this was the greatest church inChristendom for a thousand years, and remains an architectural masterpieceto this day. Its immense dome rises nearly 200 feet above the ground and ismore than 100 feet in diameter. The Ottomans converted the basilica to amosque in the 15 th century, but today the Hagia Sophia serves as a publicmuseum, known for its majestic serenity and fine Byzantine mosaics.

An unforgettable cruise along the Bosphorus that majestic strait that links Europe and Asia is next on our agenda. From our private boat we will view the dramatic sights lining the woodedshores, including 19 th century mansions of the Ottoman elite, fanciful gingerbread palaces andhunting lodges of the Sultans, a bridge that was for a time the worlds longest, and a greatfortress called Rumeli Hisari that was built by Fatih the Conqueror. Its strategic location at thenarrowest point of the strait allowed for control of commercial and military traffic in preparationfor the siege of Constantinople.

We will leave Istanbul on a short flight to Cappadocia, Turkey's most visually striking region.Here you will find a wonderland of unusual geographic formations sprinkled with greenvineyards, fruit orchards and frescoed churches. Wind and rain have eroded the brittle volcanicrock to form rock cones, capped pinnacles and fretted ravines in colors that range from warmreds and golds, to cool greens and grays. To truly experience this surreal landscape, we willspend the next two nights in a cave hotel, the Yusuf Yigitoglu, located in Urgup, a town in theheart of Cappadocia. A restored 19 th century residence, the hotel is tastefully appointed in asetting carved from soft volcanic rock. Guest rooms are spacious and equipped with satellite TV,telephone, high-speed wireless internet, mini bar, safe, and hair dryer in the bathroom. Withineasy walking distance are restaurants, shopping, and a winery with scheduled tastings.

From the airport, we will go directly to visitKaymakli Underground City, one of manysubterranean towns extending seven or eightlevels into the earth. Constructed by peacefulfarmers who lived in the region centuries ago,these were originally meant as undergroundhideouts for early Christians and for othersfearing attacks by warlike tribes. Cappadocia isalso known for its pottery and we will include avisit to a workshop for a demonstration by localartists.

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Following an excellent meal in a local restaurant, we will transfer to a Dervish House for aperformance by the Whirling Dervishes. Out of respect, we do not offer this experience in avenue that serves dinner or includes belly dancing and folk music. In Turkish, Dervish meansmonk. The performance was originally a religious ritual done by Sufi Dervishes or Mevlevi, thefollowers of Mevlana Jelaleddin Rumi. Their spellbinding worship service , the Mevlevi sema , isdemonstrated while wearing long white dresses and whirling ecstatically to ancient Islamichymns. Depending on our schedule today, we may see this presentation before dinner.

Day 4 Wednesday, November 9 Cappadocia

Optional Hot Air Balloon Flight at SunriseBreakfast at the HotelTour of Goreme, Zelve, Urgup and Ortahisar See the Fairy ChimneysVisit with the Women at a Carpet Center Free Evening for Dinner

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The ultimate way to take in the otherworldly landscape of Cappadocia is by floating above it at sunrise in a hot air balloon.For those interested in viewing this dramatic and beautifullandscape from above, you will have the opportunity to enjoy anoptional flight before breakfast.

Afterwards, we continue our discovery of Cappadocia with a visit tothe renowned Goreme Open Air Museum, a UNESCO WorldHeritage Site that is also called Caves of God. Here, we will seerichly painted monasteries and churches hollowed from soft,volcanic rock. In the colorful valley of Zelve, the unique landscapescontinue with crags, pinnacles and steep valleys. A highlight is avisit to the Valley of the Fairy Chimneys, where ongoing erosion to the huge boulders balancingprecariously atop spindly cones of volcanic tuff is an amazing sight to see.

On our way back to the hotel, we will visit a carpet center. The handmade weaving process thatgoes into creating a fine Turkish carpet is a highly skilled art. The local women will first do ademonstration, followed by an offer to let us experience just how much expertise is required.


Tonight you are free to have dinner in one of the several enjoyable restaurants near the hotel.

Day 5 Thursday, November 10 Cappadocia / Pamukkale

Breakfast at the Hotel and Check-outVisit the Sultanhan CaravanseraiTour the Whirling Dervishes Museum and Mausoleum in KonyaEnjoy an Optional Soak in the Thermal Pools at our HotelDinner at the Hotel in Pamukkale

With a full day of touring ahead, we will depart after an early breakfast for the biblical city of Konya. The drive along the famous Silk Route will take about 4 hours with a rest stop. At 9:05am, we will pause as the entire nation pays tribute to Mustafa Kemal Ataturk , the founder andfirst president of the modern Republic of Turkey who died on this date at that hour. The entirecountry including vehicular and pedestrian traffic stops all activities for two minutes of silence. The beginning of observance is announced by blowing sirens, car horns, as well astrain, ship and factory whistles. Flags are lowered to half-staff and the national anthem is played

at ceremonies in schools, military bases,government offices, and factories. Programs onAtaturk's life and accomplishments arebroadcast by the Turkish media throughout theday.

Along our journey, we will visit the Sultan HanCaravanserai, the largest of these roadside innscreated in Turkey. It is the most impressive of the many huge stone buildings made to shelter caravaneers or traders, along with their camels, horses, donkeys and all their cargo, asthey traveled along the Silk Road to trade their precious riches at the European markets. InKonya, we will visit the museum andmausoleum complex of Sufi philosopher,

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Day 7 Sunday, November 12 Kusadasi

Breakfast at the HotelTour of Ephesus, with the Library and Great TheatreSee the Temple of Hadrian and House of the Virgin MaryDinner at the Hotel in Kusadasi

After breakfast, we set off for a short drive to the ancient city of Ephesus. Our guided walking tour will allow you to feel what life waslike 2,000 years ago during the glory-days of Greece and Rome . Infact, there are actually more ruins to see in Ephesus than Rome itself!Because the terraced houses here were buried after an earthquake,the intricate mosaic floors remained well-preserved for centuries.Highlights of our visit include The Great Theatre , which was built bythe Romans between 41 and 117 AD and is still used today. We willsee the Gymnasium and the magnificent Library of Celsus , whichhas double walls to keep out the damp and to moderate the extremesof temperature. The Temple of Hadrian is guarded by a head of Medusa, and the House of the Virgin Mary is where she is believed

to have spent the last years of her life along with St. John the Theologian. Later we willreturn to the hotel for dinner in a setting overlooking the scenic Aegean.

Day 8 Sunday, November 13 Kusadasi / Canakkale

Breakfast at the Hotel and Check outTour of Pergamon, the Acropolis, Library and Temple of AthenaVisit the City of Troy and See the Trojan Horse ReplicaDinner at the Hotel in Canakkale

We depart Kusadasi after breakfast in order to arrivebefore lunchtime at the ancient kingdom of Pergamon .Here, we will visit the Acropolis, the Temple of Athena andthe Great Library, known as the foundation of modernmedicine. Later in the afternoon, we will come to thelegendary city of Troy , immortalized by Homer in thestories of King Primus, Hector, Paris and the beautifulHelen. Our tour of this UNESCO World Heritage Site willinclude the archaeological excavations that have revealednine separate periods of settlement. On display is thesymbolic replica of the wooden Trojan Horse,

commemorating the epic war machine that wasconstructed in the 13th century BC.

Located just 30 minutes from Troy is the resort in Canakkale, at the Kolin Hotel , where we willenjoy an international dinner menu and then spend the night. In a beautiful setting of gardensoverlooking the Strait, the hotel offers modern guest rooms with A/C, satellite TV, direct-dialphones, internet connection, minibar, and hair dryer in the bathroom. Leisure facilities areextensive, with bicycle and trekking courses, tennis courts, outdoor and indoor (heated) pools,sauna, Turkish bath, Finnish bath, Jacuzzi, fitness center, spa, billiard, darts, table tennis, and anight club.

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Day 9 Monday, November 14 Canakkale / New City Istanbul

Breakfast at the Hotel and Check-outFerry Crossing of the Sea of Marmara and Dardanelles StraitVisit Gallipoli and the Anzac Cove with LunchReturn to Istanbul with Evening at Leisure

In the morning we will transfer to the nearby port to board the ferry to Gallipoli. The cruise takesus across the Sea of Marmara and the Dardanelles Strait. Here, we will stop for a short visit of the battle fields of WWI and brief tour of Anzac Cove before resuming our trip. This is thelongest stretch of our tour, with the drive taking about 6 hours along the Gallipoli Peninsula andback to Istanbul. Along the way we will include a stop for a hearty lunch.

For a unique contrast to our first two nights in Turkey, we will spend the rest of our stay acrossthe Golden Horn in Istanbuls New City. Our hotel is the lovely Konak Hotel , set in the heart of modern Istanbul and only a short walk from Taksim Square. Service standards at the Konak are


impeccable. Guest rooms are designed in Ottoman colors and feature A/C, satellite TV, directdial telephone, complimentary high-speed wireless internet, mini bar, safe, and hair dryer in thebathroom. Tonight is free for dinner on your own and you will find outside the hotel the livelyTaksim area, with museums, restaurants, shops, and a vibrant night life.

Day 10 Tuesday, November 15 New City Istanbul

Breakfast at HotelTour the Spice Bazaar Visit the Dolmbache PalaceAfternoon at LeisureFarewell Dinner in a Spectacular Setting

In the morning we will tour a highlight of New City Istanbul, the Dolmabahce Palace. The lastresidence of Ottoman Sultans, the palace was built in the mid-19 th century and occupies animpressive 2,000-foot waterfront site on the Bosphorus. Its most imposing feature is the vastreception salon with 56 towering columns and a huge 750-bulb crystal chandelier weighing wellover four tons. The Bird Pavilion, where birds from all over the world were once kept, is another attraction. It was here in the palace where Ataturk died in 1938.

Next, its a short drive over the Galata Bridge to the historic side of Old City Istanbul where wewill visit the 17 th century Spice Bazaar . One of Istanbuls most colorful and bustling retail

spaces, the market is filled with the fragrance of the exotic East. Enticing aromas of cinnamon,caraway, saffron, mint and thyme fill the air, while shoppers make their purchases of spices,dried fruits, nuts , seeds and lokum , the sweet candy called Turkish Delight.

The rest of the afternoon is free to spend as you wish. You may return with the coach to theNew City side and perhaps visit the Istanbul Modern Museum. Or remain in Old City Istanbulwhere you are within walking distance to the Grand Bazaar for shopping or return to the historicmonuments for further sightseeing. This evening we will gather for our farewell dinner in aspectacular restaurant setting overlooking the glittering city of Istanbul and the reflective lightson the Bosphorus.

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Day 11 Wednesday, November 16 New City Istanbul

Breakfast at Hotel and Check-outTransfer to the Airport for Flights Home

Enjoy breakfast at your leisure. We will arrange a group transfer to the airport based on themajority of the groups flight schedules in the morning. For those leaving later in the day, we willassist in pairing you up to share a taxi for the short ride to the airport.


ITINERARY

11 DAYS / 10 NIGHTS2 nights, Old City Istanbul2 nights, Dramatic Cappadocia1 night, Ancient Pamukkale 2 nights, Seaside Kusadasi1 nights, Historic Canakkale2 nights, New City Istanbul

TRAVEL OPTIONS

Land Only Tour

Tour begins and ends in Istanbul(Airport Code IST)

Book your flights for:11/6 Arrive Istanbul by mid-day11/16 Depart Istanbul any time

PRICE

$ 2,995 per person, double occupancy$ 475 single supplement

PAYMENTS

$600 Deposit due upon bookingBalance due 90 days out (8/5/11)

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INCLUDES

Fabulous 4-Star AccommodationsBarcelo Saray Hotel, Old IstanbulYusuf Yigitoglu Cave Hotel, CappadociaPam Thermal Hotel, PamukkaleCharisma Deluxe Hotel, KusadasiKolin Hotel, CanakkaleKonak Hotel, New IstanbulTaxes and Service ChargesAll Rooms are Air-Conditioned


Superb Cuisine with Accent on Variety10 Breakfasts at the Hotels (daily)1 Lunch while Sightseeing4 Dinners at Local Restaurants, Istanbul and Cappadocia4 Dinners at our Hotels in the Countryside2 Evenings of Cultural Entertainment: Gypsy Music and Whirling DervishesSpectacular Setting for our Final NightLocal Wines with 2 Dinners

Private Ground TransportationIndividual Airport/Hotel Transfer on ArrivalGroup Airport Transfer on Departure MorningPrivate Sightseeing in Modern, Air-Conditioned VehiclesBaggage Handling at the Airport and the Hotels

Air Transportation in TurkeyOne-way Flight from Istanbul to Cappadocia on a Domestic Airline

Private, Guided Sightseeing

In Istanbul Old City:Walking Tour to Grand Bazaar on Arrival DayTopkapi Palace with Entrance to the HaremTour of Historic City Center with Visits to Blue Mosque, Haghia Sophia, Byzantine Hippodrome

and Basilica Cistern (Sunken Palace)Private Boat Cruise along the Bosphorus

In Cappadocia:Kaymakli Underground CityGoreme Open Air Museum, the Caves of GodLandscape Tour of Zelve ValleyView the Fairy Chimneys in Ugurp and Ortahisar Visit a Turkish Carpet Center with Hands-on Demo

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Drive along the Silk Route to the Biblical City of KonyaSee the Sultanhan CaravanseraiVisit the Museum and Mausoleum Complex of Mevlani Rumi (Founder, Whirling Dervishes)

In Pamukkale:Morning Visit to the Cotton FortressSee the Ancient Spa Center of Hierapolis, the Sacred Pool, Roman Temple of Apollo and

NecropolisVisit the Ancient City of Aphrodisias

In Kusadasi:Tour the Ancient City of Ephesus, The Great Theatre, Library of Celsus, Temple of Hadrian and

House of The Virgin MaryVisit the Ancient Kingdom of Pergamon to see the Acropolis, the Temple of Athena and the

Famous LibraryTour the Legendary City of Troy and See the Trojan Horse Replica


In anakkale:Ferry Across the Sea of Marmara and Dardanelles StraitVisit Gallipoli and Anzac Cove

In Istanbul New City:Visit the Spice Bazaar Tour of the Dolmabahce Palace

All Entrance Fees Included

Senior Staffing On-SiteProfessional, Licensed Guides ThroughoutTour Manager from Away For Women

QUALITY & SAFETY ASSURANCE24-hour Emergency Hotline$2 Million Tour Operators Professional Liability InsuranceAFW is a Proud Member of the National Tour Association

NOT INCLUDEDInternational Air to TurkeyTurkish Visa ($26)Other Meals and Cocktails (9 Lunches and 2 Dinners)Personal IncidentalsOptional Activities Not Included in the ItineraryHot Air Ballooning in Cappadocia (approx $150 Euros)Travel Insurance (Highly Recommended)Tips to the Drivers and Local Tour Guides

DOCUMENTS

A valid Passport, good for at least 6 months after your length of stay abroad, is required. Pleaseensure that the name on your airline ticket is an exact match to your travel documents.

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A formal Visa is not required for tourists. US Citizens may obtain a Turkish Visa in advancethrough a Turkish Consulate. However, it is easy to purchase a 90-day sticker Visa at the port of entry (Istanbul Airport) for $26 in cash USD. Citizens of other nationalities must contact their consulates for specific requirements.

WEATHER

Of Turkeys seven geographic climate regions, our tour will move through three of them:Istanbul/Marmara, Central Anatolian and Aegean. You can expect to have typical Mediterraneanlate autumn weather that is pleasant and sunny. Rainfall and humidity is low and the mosquitoseason is over. In Istanbul and along the coast, the daytime temperatures will generally averagein the mid- to high-60s, dropping to the low-50s at night. As we move inland, the temperatureswill be about 5 degrees lower.


ACTIVITY LEVEL

Moderate to High. Many of the historical sites involve walking on uneven surfaces.

CHANGES

Occasionally we may find it necessary to make minor adjustments to the itinerary due to suchunforeseen circumstances as weather, detours, construction, local traffic issues, etc., or thechance to take advantage of a new and better option. In the unlikely event of a change in hotel,one of equal or better class will be substituted to ensure the guaranteed quality of your travelexperience with Away For Women, LLC.

About Away For Women

Todays women want more from the travel experience than the usual sights, sounds and flavorsof a destination.

We look to connect with one another in new ways, to share in the delight of cultural discovery, tointeract with women globally, and to enjoy the exclusive rewards that touring with like-mindedwomen so beautifully delivers. We think of this enriched vision of travel as:

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