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2011 USA/Canada
Lions Leadership Forum
Anchorage,
Alaska
September
22-24, 2011
Early Bird Registration Form
TWO
LAND TOURS Offered by Suzi Davis Travel Agency:
1) Denali Explorer Tour (LC916) - September
16-21, 2011
$1,199.00
per person based on double occupancy; $1,659.00 single occupancy
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$500.00 per person deposit required at time of reservation. Final payment due Friday, June 17, 2011.
Included
in Rate: Two
nights hotel accommodations in Fairbanks, Gold Mine Tour, Discovery
Sternwheeler Cruise, two nights in Denali, Natural History Tour, one night in
Talkeetna, two lunches, and taxes on included features.
2) Denali Explorer Tour (LC917) - September
17-22, 2011
$1,199.00
per person based on double occupancy;
$1,659.00 single occupancy
A
$500.00 per person deposit required at time of reservation. Final payment due Friday, June 17, 2011.
Included
in Rate: One
night hotel accommodations in Fairbanks, Gold Mine Tour, Alaska Pipeline
Visitor Center, two nights in Denali, Natural History Tour, one night in
Talkeetna, one night in Alyeska, two lunches, and taxes on included features.
Not included in above
Rates: Airfare, trip cancellation
insurance, gratuities for driver/guide, and remaining meals.
TWO
CRUISES Offered by Suzi Davis Travel Agency:
1) Holland America Line Alaskan Cruise (LC911) -
September 11-21, 2011
Interior
Stateroom $1,849.00 per person based on double occupancy
Ocean
View Stateroom $2,249.00 per person based on double occupancy
Balcony
Stateroom $3,099.00 per person based on double occupancy
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$500.00 per person deposit required at time of reservation. Final payment due Friday, June 17, 2011.
Included
in Rate: Seven
nights cruise accommodations, meals on board the ship, two nights hotel
accommodations in Denali, Tundra Wilderness Tour, one night in Anchorage, and
taxes/port charges on included features.
2) Princess Cruise Line Alaskan Cruise Tour (LC910)-
September 10-21, 2011
Interior
Stateroom $1,799.00 per person based on double occupancy
Ocean
View Stateroom $2,249.00 per person based on double occupancy
Balcony
Stateroom $2,499.00 per person based on double occupancy
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$500.00 per person deposit required at time of reservation. Final payment due
Friday, June 17, 2011.
Included
in Rate: Seven
nights cruise accommodations, meals on board the ship, two nights hotel
accommodations in Talkeetna, two nights Denali, Natural History Tour, and
taxes/port charges on included features.
Not included in above Rates:
Airfare, trip cancellation insurance,
shipboard gratuities, gratuities for drivers/guides, meals on the land portion
of your trip, soft drinks/alcoholic beverages on board the ship, and items of a
personal nature.
For more information on these
packages, go to the Forum website: www.usacanadalionsforum.org
and click on the tab for Suzi Davis Travel Tour Information. Or call Suzi Davis Travel, toll free at: 866/592-0455.
You can also email Suzi Davis Travel at:
groups@suzidavis.com.
For more activities in, and around Anchorage,
including: glacier cruises, wildlife
viewing, flight-seeing, Native Heritage Center, shopping, biking along Coastal
Trail, kayaking, horseback riding, trails, Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum,
fishing, Museum of History and Art, golfing, 4-wheeling, hiking, tram ride up
Mt. Alyeska, birding, rafting...and more...visit the Anchorage Convention &
Visitors Bureau website at www.Anchorage.net.
And remember...you can register online for the Forum at: www.usacanadalionsforum.org
Air Fare
As of October 29, 2010, round
trip airfare from Chicago was under $450 per person on Alaska Airlines,
Continental, Delta and United. This
price was good for traveling through the month of August 2011, as it appears
airlines do not book beyond 10 months out.
For a definite price and for booking purposes, you should be able to get
September 2011 air fares during the month of November 2010. Direct flight time is approximately 6
hours. Some flights have a stop in at
least one city such as Minneapolis, Seattle or Vancouver.
Did you know...there
are more active glaciers and ice fields in Alaska than in the rest of the
inhabited world?
Climate
Surrounded by the Chugach
Mountains, and warmed by Japanese currents of the Pacific ocean, Anchorage has
a moderate, maritime climate with low humidity that contributes to its
comfortable climate. Daytime
temperatures in September average 55 degrees F/ 12 degrees C, with 12 hours of
daylight.
Did you know...Juneau
is the only capital in the United States accessible only by boat or plane?
What to Wear
The key to outdoor comfort in
Anchorage is to dress in layers --- it's the best way to be prepared when
taking advantage of the areas many outdoor activities. Check out some of the high-tech fabrics on
the market that are lightweight and made to work in all types of climates! Comfortable walking shoes and warm socks are
appropriate for all seasons. Anchorage's
informality makes casual wear welcome virtually everywhere.
Did you know...The U.S.
purchased Alaska from Russia in 1867 for $7,200.000 (about 2 cents an acre?)
Thursday Evening Opening Banquet Speaker
MK Mueller - international trainer, coach and author. Having spent a month in a domestic violence
shelter and deep from within the depths of despair, she experienced
life-changing insights as she discovered that we are not victims because the
power to effect change is always within us.
Her 8 High-Ways Roadmap for Life
have inspired and motivated women's groups, hospitals, universities, and
churches around the world. Her joy and
down-to-earth humor immediately put people at ease, making her presentations
heart-hitting and transformational.
Did you know...
Alaska became the union's 49th state on January 3, 1959.
Friday Luncheon Speaker
Martin Buser -
Four-time winner of the Iditarod Dog Race, including holding the record for the
fastest time, and the only racer to finish in less than 9 days. Martin mixes humor into his presentation,
talks about perseverance, setting goals, team building and his experience on
the Iditarod. He may also bring a few of
his prized dogs.
Did you know...
Alaska is the largest state, covering 570,373 square miles, approximately one
fifth of the entire U.S.!
Saturday Luncheon Speaker
President Wing-Kun Tam (Lions Clubs International President
2011-2012) - President Tam of Hong
Kong China will speak on his Presidential Program.
Did you know...
Alaska is home to the tallest mountain in the U.S. with Mt. McKinley standing
at 20,320 feet.
Saturday Evening Closing Banquet Speaker
Dan Bigley -
"The last thing I ever saw was the bear
that took my eyes." In 2003, Dan was
attacked by a grizzly bear, sinking her claws and teeth into his arms, legs,
back and shoulders, before flipping him over and clamping her jaws around his
face and chomping hard enough to pulverize bone. He was left for dead, lying alone, mangled on
the ground, unable to move, feel or see.
Today he is married, has two young children, and recently received his
Master's Degree in Social Work with a 4.0 GPA.
He counsels kids and families dealing with trauma of their own, shares
his story with community leaders, educators, troubled teens and others through
dynamic presentations. He was named 2008
Alaskan of the by the Governor's Committee on Employment and Rehabilitation of
People with Disabilities.
Did you know... The population of Alaska is only 670,053
and compared to the population of bears in Alaska, there is one bear for every
21 people!
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