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TURKEY AGRICULTURAL TOUR SPECIAL ANZAC DEPATURE Istanbul - Bursa - Pamukkale - Kusadasi - Canakkale

13 Days / 12 Nights

17 April 2020 - 29 April 2020

*Subject to availability of flight class type

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Introduction

Accommodation Destination Start End Duration

Overnight Travel 17 Apr 18 Apr 1 Night

Best Western Hotel Plus The President Hotel Istanbul 18 Apr 20 Apr 2 Nights

Kervansaray Bursa City Bursa 20 Apr 21 Apr 1 Night

Spa Hotel Colossae Thermal Pamukkale 21 Apr 22 Apr 1 Night

Tusan Beach Resort Hotel Kusadasi 22 Apr 23 Apr 1 Night

Hotel Akol Canakkale 23 Apr 25 Apr 2 Nights

Best Western Hotel Plus The President Hotel Istanbul 25 Apr 28 Apr 3 Nights

Overnight Travel 28 Apr 29 Apr 1 Night

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Included International flights with Qatar Airways

10 overnights in (min.) 4-star or boutique hotels (see sample list) including breakfast (mainly open buffet)

7 dinners at the hotels or local restaurants according to the itinerary

1 lunch at a farm (day 10)

Airport transfers (group transfers) according to the program

All sightseeing including entrance fees according to the itinerary

All technical visits

English speaking, licensed, expert guide throughout the program

Comfortable, air-conditioned coach throughout the program

Bosphorus cruise (private boat for 15 Pax+)

Water on the bus (2 x 0,5 ml per person/day)

Porterage fees at the hotels

Ferryboat, road, parking fees

Local tax at current percentage

Excluded Meals and beverages not mentioned in the itinerary

Personal expenses

Tips for driver and guide

Any tour, entrance fee or other service not specified in the itinerary

Passport and visa costs

Day 1: Overnight Travel (Fri, 17 April)

Day Itinerary

Depart Australia on Qatar Airlines from Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne or Perth.

Flight Information

Day 2: Best Western Hotel Plus The President Hotel, Istanbul (Sat, 18 April)

Flight Information

Date Flight Airline Departure Airport Time Arrival Airport Time

17

Apr

QR 905

(Scheduled)

Qatar Airways

[QR]

Melbourne International

Airport [MEL]

21:35 Hamad International

Airport [DOH]

05:30

(18

Apr)

Date Flight Airline Departure Airport Time Arrival Airport Time

18 Apr QR 239

(Scheduled)

Qatar Airways

[QR]

Hamad International Airport

[DOH]

07:40 Istanbul Ataturk

Airport [ISL]

12:10

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Day Itinerary

Your local guide will await you at Istanbul airport. Group transfer to the hotel (if individual arrivals, surcharges will

apply). Dinner at the hotel or a local restaurant, a nice occasion to meet your fellow travellers. Overnight in Istanbul.

Linking Europe and Asia across the Bosphorus Strait in north-western Turkey, the country’s capital city of Istanbul is

a beguiling cultural blend of East and West. Visit the twin architectural gems of Aya Sofia and the Blue Mosque –

masterpieces of Byzantine design, decorated with exquisite inlaid mosaic patterns; take in the lavish quarters and

dazzling gem collection of the Topkapi Palace, home to Turkey’s sultans and their families for centuries; or visit the

enthralling Basilica Cistern, Istanbul’s ancient water reservoir, now evocatively revamped with ethereal lighting and

background music sources. More frivolous pursuits include trawling the Grand Bazaar’s stash of beautifully crafted

goods for traditional Turkish kilims and wooden backgammon boards inlaid with mother-of-pearl detail or indulging

in fine dining or Mediterranean meze at one of the many eateries in trendy Beyoglu.

Overnight: Best Western Hotel Plus The President Hotel

Overlooking the Marmara Sea, the Best Western Plus The President Hotel in Istanbul is conveniently situated

adjacent to tourist, entertainment and shopping areas. The air-conditioned rooms are spacious and include heating,

minibars, work desks, coffee makers, free bottled water, TVs and Wi-Fi access.

Dining options include room service, an outdoor BBQ area, an on-site restaurant, a cafe, a grill house, an English pub,

and a pool bar. Additional facilities include a fitness centre, a sauna, a steam room, and a whirlpool bath. The Grand

Bazaar and historical sites such as the Blue Mosque, the Hippodrome, St. Sophia, Topkapi Palace, and the

Underground Cistern are within easy walking distance.

Included

Dinner

Excluded

Breakfast & Lunch Drinks Any Items not specified

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Day 3: Best Western Hotel Plus The President Hotel, Istanbul

(Sun, 19 April)

Day Itinerary

After breakfast departure to the historical peninsula of Istanbul, former Constantinople. City tour including a visit to

the Hagia Sophia, a masterpiece of Byzantine architecture from the 6th century. We will also visit one of the

amazing Cisterns, one of several hundred built beneath Constantinople in the 6th century to supply water to the

city. We will learn about the spectacular games once held at the Hippodrome and see the Blue Mosque. In the

afternoon, we will drive along the impressive Theodosian city walls built in the 5th century and recognized as one of

the most effective defensive structures in history. You will notice many leather shops, the tanneries have been

moved from here only a few years ago, but the shops remained. We will also see some “bostan”, small agricultural

fields loved by the locals, where fruit and vegetable is still grown and have a panoramic tour of the Golden Horn.

Evening for leisure or optional program. Overnight in Istanbul.

Hagia Sophia

Hagia Sophia occupies a prominent place in the history of art and architecture. It is one of the rare works of this size

and age that has survived to our day. It is dedicated to Divine Wisdom. The outer appearance is not elegant; it was

built as a shell, without much care for proportions. On the other hand, the interior is as splendid and captivating as a

palace. As a whole, it is an "imperial" structure. Among the major restorations at later times were the buttresses

built by architect Sinan in the 16th century and the restoration by the Fossatti brothers in 1947-49. Hagia Sophia was

converted into a museum by Ataturk order in 1935 after three years of restorations.

Blue Mosque

The Blue Mosque (called Sultanahmet Camii in Turkish) is an historical mosque in Istanbul. The mosque is known as

the Blue Mosque because of blue tiles surrounding the walls of interior design. Mosque was built between 1609 and

1616 years, during the rule of Ahmed I. just like many other mosques, it also comprises a tomb of the founder, a

madrasa and a hospice. Besides still used as a mosque, the Sultan Ahmed Mosque has also become a popular tourist

attraction in Istanbul.

Byzantine Hippodrome

The idea for the hippodrome originally came from Emperor Septimius Severus in 203. He came to Byzantium to beat

down a rebellion in a Roman civil war, after which he raised the city walls, slaughtered most of the inhabitants, and

introduced an arena for chariot races and other entertainment. But it wasn't until the arrival of Emperor Constantine

the Great in 324 that the hippodrome got its final shape. One of his greatest accomplishments was the renovation

and enlargement of the existing hippodrome. The new u-shaped track was about 450 meters long and 130 meters

wide, surrounded by a stadium with a capacity of approximately 100.000. Constantine also connected the emperor's

box (kathisma) to the then nearby Byzantine Great Palace via a passage which could only be used by the emperor

and his family.

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Included

Breakfast

Excluded

Lunch & Dinner Drinks Any Items not specified

Day 4: Kervansaray Bursa City, Bursa (Mon, 20 April)

Day Itinerary

On our way to Yalova, one of the most productive areas in regards to agriculture in Turkey, we will cross the

Bosphorus Bridge, offering great views. Visit the Horticultural Research Institute, responsible for adaption of new

sorts and improvement of all agricultural plants in Turkey. Continue to Bursa, the first capital of the Ottoman Empire,

beautifully nestled at the foot of Mount Uludağ, which is at the same time one of the most favourite ski-resorts in

Turkey. We will visit one of the largest fruit exporters (or seed growers). Dinner and overnight in Bursa .

Lying in the foothills of the dramatic Mount Uludağ near the Sea of Marmara in northwest Turkey, the large city of

Bursa has been dubbed 'Green Bursa' in reference to its many parks, gardens and vast surrounding forests. It is also

known for its many ancient mosques and historical sites from the early Ottoman Empire. The main attraction is

undoubtedly the majestic 14th-century Ulu Camii or Grand Mosque, featuring Seljuk-style arches and twenty stately

domes towering overhead. Other must-see sights include the Ottoman-era Muradiye Complex, located in a lovely

shady park, the Yeşil Türbe mausoleum of the 5th Ottoman sultan; and the Yeşil Camii or Green Mosque, which

features exquisite green mosaic tiles, as well as a varied collection of historic artworks.

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Overnight: Kervansaray Bursa City

The Kervansaray Bursa City is conveniently situated close to the centre of the city, providing guests with easy access

to shopping, restaurants, and dining. The carpeted guest rooms include private bathrooms with complimentary

amenities, minibars, satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, and room service.

Breakfast is included in the rate and guests can also dine at the on-site restaurant, and relax with drinks at one of the

two bars. The hotel features an outdoor swimming pool with a sunny terrace that is perfect for unwinding after a

long day out.

Bosphorus Bridge

Bosphorus Bridge is the first suspension bridge constructed on the Bosphorus and one of the two bridges in Istanbul,

connecting Europe and Asia. When the bridge was constructed in 1973, it was the fourth longest suspension bridge

in the world. Presently in 2010, it is the 16th longest suspension bridge in the world. The distance between the

towers is 1063 meters, from sea level 64 meters high and with 6 lanes, 3 at each direction.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Excluded

Dinner Drinks Any Items not specified

Day 5: Spa Hotel Colossae Thermal, Pamukkale (Tue, 21 April)

Day Itinerary

While driving through the fertile hinterland, you will notice the importance of agriculture in this area. We will visit a

family owned, but large dairy farm using drone technology (for fodder production) and see vast vineyards on our

way to one of the unique natural wonders in the world, Pamukkale (meaning Cotton Castle). Hot thermal springs

cascading downhill have created a one of a kind landscape resembling a frozen waterfall. Mankind has realized the

curing means of this unique source early in history. Thus, the ancient spa town of Hierapolis evolved. It became one

of the early Christian Centres of the world. Upon arrival in Pamukkale, we will visit the amazing travertine terraces

and the ancient city including the spring and ancient pool, where the original columns can be seen in the water.

Dinner and overnight in Pamukkale (Karahayit).

In Turkey’s Aegean region, north of Denizli, you’ll find Pamukkale: justifiably one of the most historically relevant and

visually arresting places in the country. Over millennia, the calcium oxide-rich waters flowing down the slope of

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no less than 17 hot springs. The pale splendour of Pamukkale, or ‘Cotton Castle’ as it is dubbed, is visible from the

town of Denizli, a full 20 kilometres away. Together with Hierapolis (the ancient city on which it was built, with its

ruins still visible today), Pamukkale has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Make sure to see the ancient

ruins of Aphrodisias and Laodicea and, as day-tripping crowds dwindle, spectacular sunsets over the snow-coloured

mineral terraces.

Overnight: Spa Hotel Colossae Thermal

The Spa Hotel Colossae Thermal is perfectly located 5 km from Pamukkale and just a few minutes from the ancient

city ruins and the travertines of Pamukkale. The hotel boasts comfortable rooms and suites with modern amenities

including minibars, safes, air conditioning and LCD TVs. 24-hour room service is available. The hotel's restaurant and

bar are well suited for special celebrations such as cocktails, dinners and anniversaries. Guests can enjoy

rejuvenating treatments in the beauty and wellness centre. The hotel features a garden which is ideal for activities

and games such as football, basketball, table tennis and swimming.

Hierapolis

Hierapolis, whose name means "sacred city," was believed by the ancients to have been founded by the god Apollo.

It was famed for its sacred hot springs, whose vapors were associated with Pluto, god of the underworld. The city

also had a significant Jewish community and was mentioned by Paul in his Letter to Colossians.

Today, Hierapolis is a World Heritage Site and popular tourist destination. In addition to interesting Classical ruins,

the site offers a thermal Sacred Pool in which you can swim with ancient artefacts, a view of the spectacular white

terraces of Pamukkale, and a good museum.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

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Excluded

Lunch Drinks Any Items not specified

Day 6: Tusan Beach Resort Hotel, Kusadasi (Wed, 22 April)

Day Itinerary

Drive through the Maeandros Valley. Throughout history, not only some of the most important trading, religious and

cultural centres have arouse here, export of agricultural products as figs, cotton (and textile) have always played an

important role. We will visit the Fig (or Cotton) Research institute OR can visit the “smart village” – a special project

involving latest farming technology, education, etc. For farmers OR will explore an organic farm featuring a unique

museum about olive farming throughout history.

This farm was founded in 1995 as a wonderful combination of eco farming and tourism. The farm started out with

cattle farming for beef production, 1 year later dairy was added. As the complex includes a renown restaurant as

well, they are also having poultry, goats and sheep. The area around the restaurant is beautifully designed as a

natural park.

The farm kept growing constantly and is growing many vegetables, fruits, grapes and olives on 200 hectares. In 2011

they opened the museum for olive farming and olive oil. The beautifully set up museum with its rich collection takes

the visitor through time, showing the olive growing and processing throughout all ages.

Today the farm is one of the leading bio-producers with its own brand.

We will then visit one of the most amazing cities of the ancient world this morning – Ephesus. This city was one of

the most important trade and cultural centres of the world, but also utmost important for the spread of Christianity.

St. Paul visited Ephesus during all of his travels, St. John wrote his bible here, he took Holy Mary to Ephesus after

Jesus’ crucification, both of them died here. During our tour we will see the Harbour street that was illuminated in

these times, the magnificent theatre, the Marble Street, the unique Celsus Library, the Hadrian Gate, Agora, Odeon

and many more impressive monuments.

Dinner and overnight in Kusadasi, one of the most reknown resorts on the Aegean coast.

Perched on Turkey’s Aegean coast, Kusadasi – with its stellar facilities, sun-drenched beaches and elegant new

harbour welcoming luxury cruise liners – is a major cruise ship destination and the epitome of a modern European

town. Travellers are spoilt for choice here in terms of leisure and sightseeing opportunities: Kusadasi has everything

from aqua parks and thermal resorts to lively markets and state-of-the-art shopping centres. The city’s pulsating

nightlife is a magnet for party-lovers, while scuba-diving excursions, boat cruises and national park tours provide

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and the location of the annual Camel Wrestling Festival), the ruins at Ephesus, and Guvercin Adası or ‘Pigeon Island’

situated on the peninsula at the end of the bay.

Overnight: Tusan Beach Resort Hotel

Overlooking Tusan Bay, this seafront resort is steps away from a sandy Blue Flag beach. It has 2 outdoor pools and a

children water park and offers air-conditioned guestrooms with balconies and views of the Aegean Sea. Free WiFi is

available throughout the property.

Rooms at the Tusan Beach Resort have modern furnishings and a private bathroom. They come equipped with a

safety deposit box and a TV with satellite channels.This all-inclusive resort offers all meals buffet style. It also has a

variety of international dining options. Lykia Restaurant serves seafood and Turkish kebabs. Outdoor Zeugma

Restaurant has sea views and serves regional cuisine prepared from fresh local ingredients.

Local alcoholic drinks and soft beverages are complimentary throughout the day. Five o'clock tea is served daily.

There is also a late-night snack bar open until early morning, serving continental breakfast type food and soup.Sun

cushions for pool and beach areas are free of charge. The Beach Resort has a spa centre that offers relaxing

massages. Spa facilities are offered at an additional fee.

Mother Mary House is 13 mi from the property while Kusadasi Bars Street is 3.7 mi away. Tusan Beach Resort is 47

mi from Adnan Menderes Airport. The hotel offers 24-hour front desk service and free private on-site parking.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Excluded

Lunch Drinks Any Items not specified

Day 7: Hotel Akol, Canakkale (Thu, 23 April)

Day Itinerary

Drive along the Aegean Coast via Izmir towards Bergama, ancient Pergamum. We will visit the magnificent acropolis

with the steepest amphitheatre of history, the city once held the largest library of the world. Although it’s a national

holiday in Turkey, we hope to be able and visit one of the largest greenhouse complexes of all Europe. The total

closed production area reached 320 decares with the fourth stage 80 decares plastic greenhouses which started to

make production by the end of July 2007 in addition to seedlings production units. This establishment is the largest

greenhouse with its closed production area not only in the Middle East, the Balkans and Turkey, but also in Europe in

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interesting agricultural visit will be arranged). Continue through the Ida Mountains, where according to the legend

Paris chose Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty to give the “Golden Apple”, she had promised him the most beautiful

women in the world. It is said that this initiated the Trojan War. With its favourable climate, Mount Ida’s endemic

plants and pine forests is considered to be one of the healthiest areas to live in Turkey. Many aromatic and medical

plants grow here. Overnight in Çanakkale.

The seaside city of Canakkale, in north-western Turkey’s Marmara region, boasts lush greenery, wide beaches, and

fine restaurants serving a host of traditional Turkish culinary delights. It is often used as a base for exploring Troy and

Gallipoli. Troy is believed to be at the site of the mythological Trojan war, and the ruins of a temple, a theatre, city

walls and building foundations date back to nine periods of settlement. While Troy boasts its own replica of the

Trojan Horse, a second replica, built for the movie Troy, is situated in Canakkale itself near the city’s waterfront

promenade. The town also boasts fascinating local museums, charming little cobbled lanes and a lively nightlife

scene bolstered by a spirited student population.

Overnight: Hotel Akol

Overlooking the Dardanelles Strait, Hotel Akol is located in the heart of Canakkale, only a few steps from the seaside.

The hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with balconies, satellite TVs, minibars and private bathrooms. Guests can

listen to regular live music performances at the rooftop bar or taste Turkish cuisine in the spacious Akol Restaurant.

The Radika Fish Restaurant boasts panoramic views of the Dardanelles Strait. The hotel also offers free parking and a

24-hour reception. Çanakkale Airport is 2 km from the hotel and the ancient city of Troy is a short drive away.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Excluded

Lunch Drinks Any Items not specified

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Day 8: Hotel Akol, Canakkale (Fri, 24 April)

Day Itinerary

The pace will be relaxed today to prepare for our busy day tomorrow. In the morning we will travel south to tour the

ancient city of Troy, immortalised in the tales of the Trojan War and the story of the famous Trojan Horse. In the

afternoon we will have time at leisure, a chance to rest before our big day tomorrow. After dinner we will depart for

the Anzac Day Dawn Service.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Excluded

Lunch Drinks Any Items not specified

Day 9: Best Western Hotel Plus The President Hotel, Istanbul (Sat, 25 April)

Day Itinerary

An Anzac Day we will never forget! As the dawn breaks over the Gallipoli peninsula, we will join thousands of fellow

Australians, New Zealanders, British and Canadians in a once-in-a-lifetime event, the Dawn Service at Anzac Cove. As

the sun rises behind us, the strains of the Last Post will echo across the valleys and ridges of Gallipoli, silent now but

once the scene of so much sacrifice and tragedy. Following the service we will walk up to Second Ridge, where you

can choose to attend either the Australian service at Lone Pine or the New Zealand service at Chunuk Bair. Mid-

afternoon we will leave the peninsula and return to our hotel in time for dinner and a relaxing evening.

Overnight: Best Western Hotel Plus The President Hotel

Overlooking the Marmara Sea, the Best Western Plus The President Hotel in Istanbul is conveniently situated

adjacent to tourist, entertainment and shopping areas. The air-conditioned rooms are spacious and include heating,

minibars, work desks, coffee makers, free bottled water, TVs and Wi-Fi access.

Dining options include room service, an outdoor BBQ area, an on-site restaurant, a cafe, a grill house, an English pub,

and a pool bar. Additional facilities include a fitness centre, a sauna, a steam room, and a whirlpool bath. The Grand

Bazaar and historical sites such as the Blue Mosque, the Hippodrome, St. Sophia, Topkapi Palace, and the

Underground Cistern are within easy walking distance.

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Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Excluded

Lunch Drinks Any Items not specified

Day 10: Best Western Hotel Plus The President Hotel, Istanbul

(Sun, 26 April)

Day Itinerary

After breakfast, we will visit drive along the northern coast of the Marmara Sea and reach a family owned,

sustainable producing dairy farm. The owners have taken over this land about 18 years ago and their first goal was to

“cure” the soil, which had been exposed to fertilizers before. They are very caring about their dairy cows. Their

organic milk and side products are sought after in special markets, but they sell also directly. At the same time, they

are co-operating with neighbouring farms (e.g. the manure is processed for worm compost). We will enjoy a lovely

lunch, mostly made of farm own products before continuing to Istanbul. Overnight in the city centre.

Included

Breakfast & Lunch

Excluded

Dinner Drinks Any Items not specified

Day 11: Best Western Hotel Plus The President Hotel, Istanbul

(Mon, 27 April)

Day Itinerary

Our day tour takes us to the former centre of the Ottoman Empire and residence of many Sultans, the world famous

Topkapi Palace. The rich art collections and treasury will give you a good idea about the glory of that era. The

Aegyptian Bazaar, which is still the largest Spice market today, is one of the most favourite areas of locals to shop.

You will have free time to explore the Bazaar and its surrounding, a colourful and lively area. We will enjoy a relaxing

P a g e | 14 Bosphorus Cruise. Thereafter you will have time to explore the mazes of the world famous Grand Bazaar, the former

shopping centre of the Sultans.

Optional farewell dinner. Overnight as day before.

Spice Bazaar

The Spice Bazaar or Egyptian Bazaar is one of the oldest and the second largest covered shopping complex after the

Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. The building's construction was completed in 1663 and has an "L" shape. Once all of the

shops in the bazaar used to sell spices, but over the time some have turned into jewellers, dried fruit, grocery,

carpet, ceramic, trinket shops. Around the Bazaar there is a popular flower market and cafes on the Yeni camii side;

fish, vegetable and grocery stores occupy the other side.

Topkapi Palace Museum

Topkapi literally means "the Cannon Gate", so called because of the twin towered povilion on the sea side was

surrounded with cannons. Topkapi palace is the second palace constructed by Mehmet II. The Topkapi Palace was

the official and primary residence of the Ottoman Sultans. It was a setting for state occasions and royal

entertainments and is a major tourist attraction today.

Bosphorus Strait

Bosphorus is one of the two straits separating two continents: Asia and Europe; and connects two seas : the Black

Sea and The Marmara Sea. Bosphorus and its shores are the most beautiful part of Istanbul. Gyllius eloquently

describes it as "The first creator of Byzantium, greater and more important than Byzas, the legendary founder of the

city".

The strait is about 30 km long and from 670 meters wide at the most narrow part very close to the Rumeli Castle,

over three and half kilometres at its widest part. The average deepness of the strait is 50-60 meters and very close to

the Faith Bridge its deepness reaches to 120 meters. The surface current of the water is 3 to 5 km per hour from

Black Sea towards Marmara Sea. And about 35 - 40 meters below the surface a subcurrent exists.

Included

Breakfast

Excluded

Lunch & Dinner Drinks Any Items not specified

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Day 12: Overnight Travel (Tue, 28 April)

Day Itinerary

Group transfer to Istanbul airport after breakfast.

Flight Information

Day 13: End of Itinerary (Wed, 29 April)

Day Itinerary

Arrive in Australia.

from $4890pp incl economy flights & taxes on Qatar Airlines via Doha, T class,

available at time of promotion (updated 27 Nov 2019) Single supplement $590

Business class upgrade available at $5200 extra

Airline variations, stopovers & extensions are all possible, ask us for details!

Date Flight Airline Departure Airport Time Arrival Airport Time

28

Apr

QR 240

(Scheduled)

Qatar Airways

[QR]

Istanbul Ataturk Airport

[ISL]

13:25 Hamad International

Airport [DOH]

17:30

28

Apr

QR 904

(Scheduled)

Qatar Airways

[QR]

Hamad International

Airport [DOH]

20:55 Melbourne International

Airport [MEL]

17:50

(29

Apr)