Athens...
Had dinner last night at Zonars Restaurant overlooking the Acropolis. Very nice! (did our bit for the Greek economy!) Have really enjoyed Athens and we are now on the ferry to Naxos. Thank you for all your arrangements - so far we have been very relaxed and completely hassle free.
John Harris
Bali...
A belated thank you for organising us on our recent trip to Bali for Jodie and Greg's wedding. Everything went smoothly and we had a wonderful time.
Many thanks,
Della
Bali...
Just a quick note to personally thank you. Our trip to Bali was seamless and your arrangements went without a hitch of even the minor variety. Once again thank you from all of us for organising our trip so brilliantly and for making it so easy to attend Jodies wedding.
Cheers for now
Colleen and Geoff Jarvis
Sandy and Ron Nelson
Bali...
Thank you for your wonderful assistance in booking accommodation for us for Jodie and Greg's wedding. The Ayana is absolutely amazing, and the room we had was stunning - in fact it wasn't a room, it was an entire house, with a lovely pool and views - we never wanted to leave!
Thanks again,
Regards Heather
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Biggest of thanks...
Thanks so much for your help getting our honeymoon in order. I've never used a travel agent before and I was surprised at the scope of the services you provide. We've both been organising our wedding for what seems like an eternity and every little thing you did for us made a huge difference. I've found you extremely professional and knowledgeable, two traits which I have a great deal of respect for.
Thanks again Lyndall.
Mike
Travelaffare hits the race track..
Thanks so much for coordinating our travel plans as we follow racing around Australia. You provide such a great service – so easy and efficient. We always feel comfortable to put our complicated travel plans in your hands!
Greatest of thanks!
Mitcham
The students had some amazing and exceptional experiences while away and many forged close life-long relationships with their host families. Out and about, they visited many famous and historic temples and shrines; travelled on the 'bullet train'; sampled a wide variety of Japanese food; kimono wearing; tea ceremonies; and sleeping on futons in tatami matted rooms. The Belair students were truly young global citizens as they took on board openly all that Kyoto could offer them.
Travel arrangements for the Belair-Momoyama exchange program have been handled since 1999 by the professional
staff at Travelaffare - a local Blackwood travel agency.
The Blackwood Times Newspaper
Students soak up Kyoto culture...
For the past 10 years, students from Belair Primary Schools have enjoyed taking part in an exchange program with the Momoyama Elementary School in Kyoto, Japan.
This year it was Belair's turn to travel to Kyoto with 38 students and staff spending 12 days experiencing school life and culture in Japan during May.
Next year, students and teachers from Momoyama will travel to Belair and be hosted with school families during their stay here. The program is unique in South Australian primary schools with students going on the trip attending 12 after-school lessons. They are informed about things they can expect to see when living in Japan as well as advice on coping with cultural differences.
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