2. Acknowledgement
Acknowledgement
• I take this opportunity to thank my faculty Mrs.
• I take thismam , who madeto thank my
Shaveta opportunity each of the classes
interesting and informative. Her suggestion and help
faculty doing this assignment was really helpful . By
on Mrs. Shaveta mam , who made
each of the classes interesting lot of things
doing this assignment I can know a and
about this industry.
informative. Her suggestion and help
on doing this assignment was really
helpful . By doing this assignment I can
know a lot of things about this industry.

3.  Submitted to
Submitted to
 Mrs. Shaveta Mam
Mrs. Shaveta Mam

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8. Customer Details

Customer Details
Name - Mr. Jackson Ville


Name - Mr. Jackson Ville
Age - 40 years
Age - 40 years
 Citizenship - Brazilian
Destination Preferences – Place of Historic
Citizenship - Brazilian

Importance and Natural attraction.
Destination Preferences –
Place of Historic Importance
and Natural attraction.

9.  Tour Package for Mr. Jackson Ville

13. United States Of America

United States Of America
 Capital - Washington DC
Capital - Washington DC
 Largest city - New York city
Largest city - New York city
 Motto - IN God we trust.
Motto - IN God we trust.
 Anthem - “the star spangled banner”
Anthem - “the star spangled banner”
 National language – English
National language – English
 Currency – US dollar
Currency – US dollar

14.  U.S.A
U.S.A
The country is situated mostly in Central
The country is situated mostly in Central
North America, where its forty-eight
North America, where its forty-eight
contiguous states and Washington, D.C., the
contiguous states and Washington, D.C., the
capital district.
capital district.
The United States isis one of theworld's most
 The United States one of the world's most
ethnically diverse and multicultural
ethnically diverse and multicultural
nation, the product of large scale immigration
nation,many countries. large scale immigration
from the product of
from many countries.
 The U.S. economy is the largest national
The U.S. economy world largest estimated 2008
economy in the is the , with an national
economy in the world , with an estimated 2008
gross domestic product (GDP) of US $ 14.3
trillion.
gross domestic product (GDP) of US $ 14.3
trillion.

15. History

History
 In 1492, Genoese explorer Christopher Columbus,
In Under contract to the Spanish crown, reached
1492, Genoese explorer Christopher
Columbus, Under contract to the Spanish
several Caribbean islands, making first contact
crown, the indigenous people.
with reached several Caribbean islands, making
first 1674, the Dutch ceded their American territory
 In
contact with the indigenous people.
to England; the province of New Netherlands was
In renamed New York.
1674, the Dutch ceded their American territory
to The Unitedthe province of New Netherlands for

England; States and Soviet Union jockeyed was
renamedafter World War 2 during the cold war ,
power New York.
dominating the military affairs of Europe through
The United the Warsaw Soviet Union jockeyed for
NATO ad States and Pact
power after World War 2 during the cold war
, dominating the military affairs of Europe through
NATO ad the Warsaw Pact

18.  New York city
New York city
 New York is a huge city with several district articles
New York is a huge city with several and
containing sightseeing , restaurant, nightlife
accommodation.
district articles containing sightseeing ,
restaurant, nightlife as “New York City”,
 New York (also referred to and
accommodation. city” The biggest city in United
“NYC”, or just “the
States , lies at the mouth of the Hudson River.
new York (also referred to as “new York
 It has one of the largest and most famous skylines
citY”, “nYc”, or just “the citY” the biggest
on earth, dominated by the iconic Empire State
city in United States , lies at the mouth of
Building.
the Hudson River.
It has one of the largest and most
famous skylines on earth, dominated by
the iconic Empire State Building.

21. NIAGARA FALLS

NIAGARA FALLS
•Niagara Falls is in the Niagara Frontier
 Niagara Falls is in the Niagara Frontier region of
region of State. York State.
new York new
•The Niagara falls consist of three large
 The Niagara falls consist of three section. The
Canadian falls with their distinctive curved shape
section. The large Canadian falls with
their distinctivethe horseshoe Falls.
are also known as curved shape are also
known as the horseshoe Falls.
 They are separated by goat island from the
American Falls, which are separated by a small
•They are separated by goat island from
island at their south end, from the narrow bridal
the American Falls, which are separated
veil falls
by a small island at their south
end, from the narrow bridal veil falls

23.  Tallest building in New York, since the destruction
of the World Trade Center Twin Towers o 11 sep
2001.
Tallest building in New at
Strongly consider going to the Empire state
night.
York, since the destruction
of the World Trade Center
Twin Towers o 11 sep 2001.
Strongly consider going to
the Empire state at night

24. The term was used to describe the site
of the world trade center in New York
City , which was destroyed in the sep.
11,2001 attack
The term is often re-used for disaster
that have a geographic or conceptual
epicenter.

26. The Statue of liberty was presented to the
united states liberty was presentedFrance” in
 The Statue of
by “the people of to the united
states by “the people of France” in 1886.
1886.
 Worldwide, the statue of liberty is one of the most
Worldwide, the statue of liberty is one wasthe
recognizable icons of the United States and of ,
most recognizable jet age,of theone of the first
from 1886 until the icons often United States
and was , of the million until the jet age, often
glimpses from 1886 of immigrants after ocean
voyages from Europe.
one of the first glimpses of the million of
immigrants after ocean voyages from
Europe.

27. 

28.  New York city's branch of the famous London wax
museum.
Features detailed life-like wax models of
New York city's branch of the famous

celebrities and other famous public figures.
London wax museum.
 A new branch is now opening at Washington DC.
Features detailed life-like wax models of
celebrities and other famous public figures.
A new branch is now opening at
Washington DC.

29.  The Brooklyn bridge, one of the oldest suspension
bridges in the United States,stratches 5,989 feet
(1825m) over the East River.
The Brooklyn bridge, one of the oldest
suspension bridges in the United
 Upon completion, it was the longest suspension
States,stratches 5,989first steel wire suspension
bridge in the world ,the feet (1825m) over the
East River. the first bridge to connect to long
bridge, and
island.
Upon completion, it was the longest
suspension bridge in the world ,the first
steel wire suspension bridge, and the first
bridge to connect to long island.

31.  Florida is a state located in the southeastern region
of the United State.
Florida is a state located in the
southeastern regionof the state is a large
 Much of the land mass of the United State.
peninsula with the gulf of Mexico.
Much of the land mass of the state U.S.a
Florida is the fourth most populous state in the
is
large peninsula with the gulf of Mexico.
Florida is the fourth most populous
state in the U.S.

32.  ATTRACTION IN FLORIDA

34.  It is a coastal city in southeastern Florida, in the
United States.
 Miami beach has been one of America
It is a coastal city in
southeastern Florida, in the
United States.
Miami beach has been one of
America

35.  Hollywood is a district is Los
Angeles,California,United states.
Due to its fame and cultural identyfy as the
historical center of movie stars, the world
Hollywood is often used asis metonym of cinema
“Hollywood” is a district a Los
of the United States.
Angeles,California,United states.
Due to its fame and cultural identify as
the historical center of movie stars, the
world “Hollywood” is often used as a
metonym of cinema of the United States

36.  Disneyworld ,, Orlando
Disneyworld Orlando
Walt Disney World Resort is the most visited and
Walt Disney World Resort is the

largest recreational resort in World.
most visited and largest
recreational theme parksand numerous
 It contains four
resort in two water parks
twenty three themed hotels
World.
shopping, dining, entertainment and recreation
It venues.
contains four theme parks two
water parks twenty three themed
hotels and numerous shopping,
dining, entertainment and
recreation venues.

38. The history of the United Kingdom as a unified sovereign
state began with the political union of the kingdoms of
England, which included Wales, and as a unified sovereign
 The history of the United Kingdom
Scotland on 1 May 1707
state began with the political union of the kingdoms of
in England, which included Wales, Union, as ratified by the
accordance with the Treaty of and Scotland on 1 May 1707
Acts accordance with The Treaty of Union, as new state of
in of Union 1707. the Union created the ratified by the
Great Britain, which shared a single constitutional monarch
Acts of Union 1707. The Union created the new state of
and a single Parliament of Great Britain at Westminster.
Great Britain, which shared a single constitutional monarch
Prior to this, the kingdoms of England and Westminster.
and a single Parliament of Great Britain at Scotland had
been separate sovereign states,England and Scotland had
Prior to this, the kingdoms of although in personal union
been separate sovereign states, although in personal union
following the Union of the Crowns of 1603, each with
following the Union of the Crowns of 1603, each with
political, administrative and cultural institutions including
political, administrative and cultural institutions including
representative governance, law systems, and distinguished
representative governance, law systems, and distinguished
contributions toto the arts and sciences,upon which the
contributions the arts and sciences, upon which the
institutions ofof the United Kingdomwere later to be built. A
institutions the United Kingdom were later to be built.
further Act ofof Union in 1800 addedthe Kingdom of Ireland
further Act Union in 1800 added the Kingdom of Ireland
to to create the United Kingdom of GreatBritain and Ireland.
create the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

40.  Capital – London
•Capital – London
 Largest city – London
•Largest city – London
 Motto – Dieu et Mon Droit(God and my Right)
•Motto – Dieu et Mon Droit(God and my
Right) – “God Save the Queen”
 Anthem
 Language – British English
•Anthem – “god save the queen”
 Currency – (GBP) Pound
•Language – British English
•Currency – (GBP) Pound

43. Wembley Stadium is an
iconic venue of major
cultural and sporting
significance to people all
over the world. The 90,000
capacity Stadium conjures
history, culture, identity,
occasion and aspiration

45. A bridge has existed at or near the present
site since the Roman occupation nearly 2000
years ago. The first bridge across the
Thames in the London area, probably a
military pontoon bridge, was built of wood by
the Romans on the present site around AD
50.
Around AD 55, a piled bridge was
constructed, and the Romans built a small
trading settlement next to it—the town of
Londinium. The settlement and the bridge
were destroyed in a revolt led by Queen
Boudicca in 60 AD. Her victory was short-
lived, and soon afterwards the Romans
defeated the rebels and set about building a
new walled town

46. The London Eye was formally opened by the then Prime
Minister, Tony Blair, on 31 December 1999, although it was
not opened to the public until 9 March 2000 because of
technical problems. Since its opening, the Eye has become a
major landmark and tourist attraction.
Since 1 January 2005, the Eye has been the focal point of
London's New Year celebrations, with 10-minute displays
taking place involving fireworks fired from the wheel itself.
In 2006 the tossed group bought out the other two joint
owners, British Airways and the Marks Barfield family (the
lead architects). Following Merlin Entertainment' purchase
of the Tussauds Group in 2007, it now owns 100% of the
Eye. British Airways continued its brand association, but
from the beginning of 2008 the name 'British Airways' was
dropped from the logo.

48. Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabah Southall was established in
England by Sikhs who had emigrated in the fifties and early
sixties. By the 1950s, a significant number of Sikhs were
living in Britain, and the main congregational gathering was
at Shepherd's Bush Gurdwara. To accommodate the Southall
Sikhs, the Southall Sikh Cultural Society was established in
1960. This organization held Sunday programmers at
Shackle ton Hall until it moved to 11 Beaconsfield Road.
The emigration of Malaysian and Singaporean Sikhs led to
the formation of another group – Sri Guru Nanak Singh
Sabah. The two groups remained independent until 1964

50.  RELIGiON IN BIRMINGHAM
RELIGiON IN BIRMINGHAM
Although Christianity is the largest religion within
Although is the largest religion
within Birmingham, 59% of residents stating that
Birmingham, with with 59% of residents stating
that they were Christianthe the 2001 Census, city's
they were Christian in in 2001 Census, the the
religious profile is highly diverse: outside
city's religious profile is highly diverse: outside
London, Birmingham has the United Kingdom's
London, Birmingham has the United Kingdom's
largest Muslim, Sikh and Buddhist communities; its
largest Muslim, Sikh and Buddhist communities; its
second largest Hindu community; and its seventh
second largest Hindu community; and its seventh
largest Jewish community.
largest Jewish community.
St St Philip's Cathedral was upgradedfrom church
 Philip's Cathedral was upgraded from church
status when the Anglican Diocese of Birmingham
status when the Anglican Diocese of Birmingham
was created inin 1905.
was created 1905.

52.  Castle Bromwich is a special place for both landscape
and architectural reasons. Situated only five miles from
Birmingham city centre, Castle Bromwich Hall and
Castle Bromwich is a special place for both 17th century
Gardens represent a rare example of a landscape and
architecturalstately house complete with its original
Jacobean reasons. Situated only five miles from
garden setting.
Birmingham city centre, Castle Bromwich Hall and Gardens
represent a rare example of a 17th century Jacobean stately
The Hall is a timber-framed farmhouse built, in
house complete with its original garden setting.
1590, by Richard Smalbroke, a man of local importance
whose family already farmed in Yardley and operated a
The Hall is abusiness in the farmhouse built, in 1590, by
mercer’s timber-framed High St, Birmingham.
Richard Smalbroke, a man of local importance whose family
alreadyHall is typical of the timber-framed buildings once
The farmed in Yardley and operated a mercer’s business
in common St, Birmingham. West Midlands. Notable
the High throughout the
features include the exterior, timber decoration in
The Hall studding of the timber-framed buildings once
close is typical (ground floor), herringbone (first floor)
common throughout the floor) Midlands. Notable features
and lozenge (second West patterns. There is now no
include the exterior, building within Birmingham.
truly comparable timber decoration in close studding
(ground floor), herringbone (first floor) and lozenge .

55.  The Birmingham Botanical House and Gardens ,
Westbourne Road, Edgbaston, for inspiration. The
Birmingham Botanical Gardens were opened in
1832. They were designed by J. C. Loudon, a
leading garden planner, horticultural journalist and
The Birmingham Botanical House and Gardens , Westbourne
publisher.
Road, Edgbaston, for inspiration. The Birmingham Botanical
Gardens were opened in 1832. They were designed by J. C.
Loudon, a the gardens offer a superb opportunity for
Today leading garden planner, horticultural journalist
and publisher. and relaxation close to the centre and
recreation
visitors can choose between two different kinds of
Today the gardens offer a superb opportunity for recreation
garden.
and relaxation close to the centre and visitors can choose
between two different kinds ofis home to thousands of
The Sub-Tropical House garden.
hothouse and exotic plants and is a fine example
The Sub-Tropical House is homewhilst the Loudon
of a Victorian greenhouse, to thousands of hothouse
and exotic plants and is a fine example of a Victorian and
Terrace offers a great range of outdoor plants
greenhouse,flowers. Loudon Terrace offers a great range
unusual whilst the
of outdoor plants and unusual flowers.

57. The site of the Bullring, close to Saint Martin’s Church, is the city’s
historic market centre. It began life in 1166 when Birmingham received
a charter for its own market. From mediaeval times, the town was
served by the ancient and parish church of Saint Martin’s. Although now
clad in 19th century restoration work, it may date back to a simple place
of worship in Saxon times. We can be certain there has been a church
on the site since 1290, and the interior still has carvings and tombs
dating back to the 12th and 13th centuries.
The town grew significantly in the 17th century, but a new parish was
not formed until 1708, in the reign of Queen Anne. The new area of
High Town stood at Birmingham’s highest point, and the panorama
from Saint Martin’s was one of splendid houses gracing the hilltop.

60. •Document required for for travel in each
 Document
required travel in each country
country
 Passport
•Passport
 Visa
•Visa regulation
 Health
•Health regulation

61.  United United kingdom
kingdom
Passport - Required
 Passport - Required
Visa – required
 Visa – required
Health regulation
 Health regulation
Compulsory vaccinations – notnot essential.
 Compulsory
vaccinations – essential.
Recommended --Maybe referred for medical
 Recommended Maybe referred for medical
examination if deemed necessary
examination if deemed necessary

63. USA
1.Passport – required
 Passport – required
2.Validity - valid for period intended to stay. to

Validity - valid for period intended
stay.
 Visa - required
3. Visa - required
 Health regulations
4.Compulsory vaccinations – not required

Health regulations
5.Recommended - nil

Compulsory vaccinations – not required
6. Recommended - nil

67.  Flights Information
Flights Information
From brazil to USA Airline is American airline
 From brazil
to USA Airline is American airline
(AA#115).
(AA#115).
 Departure at 1000hrs Arrive 1400hrs
Departure at 1000hrs Arrive 1400hrs
 From new york airport to London Heathrow airport
From newAmerican airline is London Heathrow
Airline is york airport to (AA#125)
airport Airline is American airline is
(AA#125) at 1200hrs Arrive 2000hrs
 Departure
Departure at 1200hrs Arrive 2000hrs

68.  DAY TO DAY ITINERERY
 Day 1-24th may
 Flight from Brazil Airport Guarulhos Intl Airport
(Sao Paulo, SP) To Great Buffalo international
airport (BUF) U.S.A.
 Reach airport at 0140hrs.
 Transfer to hotel at 0200hrs.
 Site seeing at 1000hrs.
 Back to hotel at 1800hrs.

69.  Day 2-25th May
 Site seeing at 1000hrs.
 Back to hotel at1400hrs.
 Cruise to Miami at 1700hrs from Nassau.

70. Cruise to Miami From Nassau
 Cruise to Miami From Nassau
 The World Cruise
Departure from Nassau at 1700hrs
The World Cruise

 Arrival at Miami at 0900hrs.
Departure from Nassau at
 Total cruise time – 1600hrs.
1700hrs
Arrival at Miami at 0900hrs.
Total cruise time – 1600hrs .

71.  Miami hotel
 BLUEMOON HOTEL
 944 COLLINS Ave.
 Miami Beach, FL 33139,
 United States
 1-305-673-2262
 BLUEMOON HOTEL DESCRIPTION
 The Mediterranean style boutique hotel features
charming interior designs, inviting courtyard,
fountains hand painted tile, tropical pool, bar and
waterfall and more

72.  Day 3-26th May- Miami- Florida
 Arrival at Miami at 0900hrs.
 Reach hotel at 1000hrs.
 Site seeing on Florida at 1100hrs.
 Reach hotel at 2000hrs

73.  New York
 On the Ave hotel
 2178 Broadway Avenue (upper west side)
 New York, NY 10024, United States
 212-362-1100
 www.ontheave.com

74.  Day 4-27th May- New York
 Transfer to airport at 0400hrs.
 Flight to New York at 0600hrs.
 Reach New York at 0850hrs.
 Reach hotel at 0930hrs.
 Site seeing at 1030hrs.
 Back to hotel at 1800hrs.
 Flight for United Kingdom From USA.

75.  Day 5-28th May United Kingdom-London.
 Flight from Greater buffalo international Airport (
BUF ) to London Heathrow airport ( LHR )
 Reach at London airport 0800hrs.
 Reach hotel at0900hrs.
 Sight seeing at London.
 Reach hotel at 2000hrs

76.  Day 6-29th
 Hilton hotel London its near about Heathrow
airport0700hrs
 First we will see Tower Bridge of London,Londo eye
and Tussaud museum at 1000hrs.
 Back to hotel at 1800hrs.

77.  Day 8-31st May in London.
 Reach at Southall gurudwara shri guru Singh Sabah
at 1100hrs.
 After 1hrs you will go for park avenue for
wondering at1200hrs
 Reach at wembley Stadium at 1600hrs.
 Cab to Birmingham , sight seeing Birmingham at
2000hrs

78.  Day 9th -1 June in Birmingham
 Reach at Birmingham at 0600hrs
 Sight seeing at castle Broom which, monarch beach
botanical house and garden ,Imax theater, and
Famous church of Saint martin church.
 Come back by cab to hotel and London Heathrow
air port .
 Reach at airport 1200hrs.
 Return Flight to brazil .

80.  AVML
 For Hindu vegetarians who do not eat
eggs, fat, gelatin, milk, dairy product, seafood or
root vegetable.indian cuisine

81. BBML
 BABY MEAL
For infants up to two year old.
 Excludes seeds, hard
fruit/vegetables and
confectionary.

82.  CHILD MEAL

 CHML
 For children aged two to twelve years.
 Excludes foods which are hard to
digest, such as nuts, seeds or anything
rich, hard or well seasoned.

83.  VEGETARIAN MEAL
VGML
 Also known as a vegan meal
 It excludes
meat, seafood, lard, gelatin, eggs, milk, dai
ry product and honey.

84.  TASK 2E

85. Some other informatio,s
Some other informatio,s
regarding….
regarding….
Import And export regulation.
Import And export
currency
regulation.
currency

86.  Custom Rules of U.S.A
 50 cigarettes and
50 cigarettes and
 10 cigars and
- 150 cigars oz.) of alcoholic
10 ml (5 fl. and
beverages or
- 150 ml (5 fl. oz.) of perfume
150 ml (5 fl. oz.) of
alcoholic beverages or
containing alcohol.
- 150 ml (5 fl. oz.) of
perfume containing alcohol.

87. Non Residents
• Tobacco products : 200 cigarettes and 100
cigars.
• 1L of alcohol for persons of 21 years or
older
• Other goods for personal use.
• USD 100 worth of dutiable items as a gift
• Non-residents are allowed up to $100
worth of merchandise. To claim this
exemption, you must remain in the United
States for at least 72 hours, and the gifts
must accompany you.

88. If you purchase from a normal retail outlet on the
continent, customs uses the following maximum
quantities as a guide to distinguish personal
imports from those on a commercial scale:
800 cigarettes
200 cigars
1kg of tobacco
10L of spirits
20L of fortified wine
90L of wine (of which not more than 60L is
sparkling)
110L of beer

89. At present, citizens of
Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa
and the USA are given, at their point of
arrival, 'leave to enter' the UK for up to six
months but are prohibited from working
unless they secure a work permit.
If you are a citizen of the EU, you do not
need a visa to enter the country and may live
and work here freely for as long as you like.

90. Merit
P.LO 1

92. IATA (International Air Transport Association) was founded
in Havana, Cuba, in April 1945. It is the prime vehicle for
inter-airline cooperation in promoting safe, reliable, secure
and economical air services - for the benefit of the world's
consumers. The international scheduled air transport
industry is now more than 100 times larger than it was in
1945. Few industries can match the dynamism of that
growth, which would have been much less spectacular
without the standards, practices and procedures developed
within IATA.
At its founding, IATA had 57 members from 31 nations,
mostly in Europe and North America. Today it has some 230
members from 126 nations in every part of the globe.

94. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), pronounced , (in French:
Organization de lavation civil international, OACI), is a specialized agency of the
United Nations. It codifies the principles and techniques of international air
navigation and fosters the planning and development of international air
transport to ensure safe and orderly growth. Its headquarters are located in the
Quarter International of Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
The ICAO Council adopts standards and recommended practices concerning air
navigation, its infrastructure, flight inspection, prevention of unlawful
interference, and facilitation of border-crossing procedures for international
civil aviation. In addition, the ICAO defines the protocols for air accident
investigation followed by transport safety authorities in countries signatory to
the Convention on International Civil Aviation, commonly known as the Chicago
Convention.

96.  UFTAA
 The United Federation of Travel Agents,
The United Federation of Travel Agents,
Association(UFTAA)
Association(UFTAA)
 Emanates from the universal Federation of travel
Emanates from the universal Federation of
Agents, Associated created in Rome ,Italy, on
travel Agents, Associated created in Rome a
nov.22nd,1966.UFTAA was originally founded as
,Italy, on nov.22ndof two large world
result of a merger ,1966.UFTAA was
originally founded as a result of a merger of
orgnization,FIAV and UOTAA, Recognizing the
need to unify travel agencies and tour-operator
two large world orgnization,FIAV and
into one international federation.
UOTAA, Recognizing the need to unify travel
 UFTAA started its operation its operation as a
agencies and tour-operator into one
confederation on jan.1st 2003
international federation.
UFTAA started its operation its operation as
a confederation on jan.1st 2003

98. The Warsaw Convention - and you
 The Warsaw Convention - and you could probably
guess this first bit - was a convention that took
couldin Warsaw, on 12th October 1929. Experts -
place probably guess this first bit in
was field of Aviation Law,that thirty one
the a convention from took place in
nations, arrived in the Polish capital to create a
Warsaw, on 12th October 1929.
legal framework that still binds international
Expertstodaythe field of Aviation at the
aviation in (albeit modified, most notable
Hague in 1955 and Montreal 1999).
Law, from thirty one
nations, arrived in the Polish capital
to create a legal framework that still
binds international aviation today
(albeit modified, most notable at
the Hague in 1955 and Montreal

100. The Pacific Asia Travel Association
(PATA) is a membership association
working to promote the responsible
development of travel and tourism in
the Asia Pacific region.
In 1953 PATA’s headquarters were moved
from Hawaii to San Francisco, with Sam
Mercer serving as the first executive director.
Considered as the sate of “money and
influence”, San Francisco was home to an
influential group of individuals who served
on the PATA board and committees during
the 1950s and 1960s.

102.  Convention on International Civil AviationSigned1
December 1944LocationChicagoEffective5 March
Convention on International Civil AviationSigned1
1947Condition26 ratificationsParties190 (Cook
December 1944LocationChicagoEffective5 March
Islands as well as all United Nations
1947Condition26 ratificationsParties190 (Cook
members, except for Liechtenstein, Dominica and
Islands as well as allGovernment of the United States
Tuvalu)Depositary United Nations
of AmericaLanguagesEnglish, French and Spanish
members, except for Liechtenstein, Dominica and
Tuvalu)Depositaryon International Civil United States
The Convention Government of the Aviation, also
of known as the Chicago Convention, established the
AmericaLanguagesEnglish, French and Spanish
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), a
The Convention on International Civil Aviation, also
known as the agency ofConvention, established the
specialized Chicago the United Nations charged
with
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), a
specialized agency of the United Nations charged
with

104. WHICH FREEDOMS ARE ACHIEVED ON MY ROUTE.
 WHICH FREEDOMS ARE ACHIEVED ON MY ROUTE
1. The first freedom of air is applicable to the first
1. first freedom of air is applicable to the first
flight from Mumbai to Paris as passenger isis
from Mumbai to Paris as passenger going
goingover different countries to reachto reach his
to fly to fly over different countries his
destination
destination
2. The second freedom is not applicable as it it is a
2. second freedom is not applicable as is a
direct flight to France
flight to France
3. Third freedom of air is not applicable as
3. Third freedom of air is not applicable as
passenger is travelling air France and not on any
passenger is travelling air France and not on
any of home carrier.
of the the home carrier.
4. Forth freedom of air is not applicable because
4. Forth freedom of air is not applicable because
the passenger is travelling back on Emirates
passenger is travelling back on Emirates
airline, not in any home carrier
airline, not in any home carrier
5. It doesn't applicable, because all the flights are
5. It doesn't applicable, because all the flights are

105.  Distinction
Distinction

106.  Why my package is good
Why my package is good
In In our package we have reducethe cost of travel by
 our package we have reduce the cost of travel by
choosing the countries which are currently not a
choosing the countries which are currently not a
high season time to visit.
high season time to visit.
 We tried to include maximum destinations in a
We tried to include which are easy to reach. in a
short period, and
maximum destinations
short period, and which are easy to reach. cruise
 Instead of choosing air travel we include a
Instead of choosing air travel we include a cruise
and a cab facility so as to reduce cost of travel.
and a cab facility so aschose is our own so we offer
 The cruise vessel we to reduce cost of travel.
The cruise vessel we chose is our own so we offer
that to you at special discounted rates.
that to you at special discounted rates. country so
 We also arranged host for you in each
We also arranged host for you in each country so
that you don’t have to take an additional guide
from there.
that you don’t have to take an additional guide
from there.

107. •Our host in each country will take you in cab
 Our host in each country will take cab
arranged by us for your convenience.
arranged by us for your convenience.
•In case of your accommodation we have alliance
 In case of your accommodation we alliance
with world famous star hotels and they offer us
with world famous star hotels and they offer us
special rates for our customers.
special rates for our customers.
•We provide you complimentary breakfast everyday
 We provide you complimentary breakfast everyday
of of the trip and that will reduceyour expenceses of
the trip and that will reduce your expenceses of
food.
food.
•Your free discotheque pass and amusement park
 Your free discotheque pass and amusement park
visit will give a a wake up callfor the child in you.
visit will give wake up call for the child in you.
You will feel that energy back to your life after this
You will feel that energy back to your life after this
wonderful trip...
wonderful trip...
•Enjoy your trip with us... Enjoy each moment!!!
 Enjoy your trip with us... Enjoy each moment!!!

108. BIBLEOGRAPHY
BIBLEOGRAPHY

 www.GOOGLE.COM
 WWW.WIKIPEDIA.COM
www.GOOGLE.COM
 WWW.SLIDESHIRE.COM
WWW.IATA.COM
WWW.WIKIPEDIA.COM

 WWW.UK.CO.IN
WWW.SLIDESHIRE.COM
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WWW.IATA.COM

WWW.UK.CO.IN
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