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1. Name : Vikas Singh
Batch No : E5
Assessor Name : Pauline Anish
Date : 5:01:2012
AIR TRAVEL MANAGEMENT

2. PASSPORT
VISA
TRAVEL
INSURANCE
TRAVEL FORMALITIES

3.  a) Proof of address (attach one of the following):
 Applicant‟s ration card, certificate from Employer of reputed companies on letter head,
water /telephone /electricity bill/statement of running bank account/Income Tax
Assessment Order /Election Commission ID card, Spouse‟s passport copy, parent‟s
passport copy in case of minors.
 (NOTE: If any applicant submits only ration card as proof of address, it should be
accompanied by one more proof of address out of the above categories).

 (b) Proof of Date of Birth (attach one of the following):

 Birth certificate issued by a Municipal Authority or district office of the Registrar of Births
& Deaths; Date of birth certificate from the school last attended by the applicant or any
other recognized educational institution;
 or an Affidavit sworn before a Magistrate/Notary stating date/place of birth as per the
specimen in ANNEXURE „A‟ by illiterate or semi-illiterate applicants.
 N.B.: In the case of applicants born on or after 26.01.89, only Birth Certificate issued by
the Municipal Authority or the Office of the Registrar of Births & Deaths is acceptable.
 (c) Citizenship Document if applicant is a citizen of India by Registration .
 (d) Government/Public Sector/Statutory body employees should submit “Identity
Certificate” in original (ANNEXURE B) along with Standard Affidavit Annexure I.
DOCUMENT REQUIRED FOR PASSPORT

4.  AUSTRALIA  NEW ZEALAND
 2 RECENT COLOURED  2 RECENT COLOURED
PHOTOGRAPHS WITH WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS WITH WHITE
BACKGROUND BACKGROUND
 PASSPORT SHOULD BE VALID FOR  PASSPORT SHOULD BE VALID FOR
SIX MONTHS SIX MONTHS
 COMPANY COVERING LETTERS  COMPANY COVERING LETTERS.
 LAST THREE YEARS INCOME TAX
CHALLANS  LAST THREE YEARS INCOME TAX
CHALLANS
 BANK STATEMENT UPTO DATE
 BANK STATEMENT
 VISA FEES FOR AUSTRALIA MUST  VISA FEES FOR NEW ZEALAND
BE PAID BY D.D. Rs.5400/- IN MUST BE PAID BY PAID BY D.D. Rs
FAVOUR OF “ AUSTRALIAN HIGH 5500/- IN FAVOUR OF
COMMISION – NEW “IMMIGRATION NEW ZEALAND”
 DELHI” & RS. 630/- AS VFS  SERVICE - NEW DELHI” & RS 60
CHARGES + RS.60/- AS A DD DD CHARGE
CHARGES
VISA DOCUMENT FOR AUS /NZ

5. Travel insurance is insurance that is intended to cover medical expenses, financial
default of travel suppliers, and other losses incurred while traveling, either within
one's own country, or internationally. Temporary travel insurance can usually be
arranged at the time of the booking of a trip to cover exactly the duration of that
trip, or a "multi-trip" policy can cover an unlimited number of trips within a set
time frame. Coverage varies, and can be purchased to include higher risk items
such as "winter sports"
The most common risks that are covered by travel insurance are:
 Medical/dental expenses
 Emergency evacuation/Medical Air Evacuation/repatriation of remains
 Return of a minor child
 Trip cancellation/interruption
 Accidental death, injury or disablement benefit
 Overseas funeral expenses
 Curtailment
 Delayed departure, missed connection
 Lost, stolen or damaged baggage, personal effects or travel documents
 Delayed baggage (and emergency replacement of essential items)
 Legal assistance
 Trip Cancellation
 Flight Connection was missed due to airline schedule
 Travel Delays due to weather
 Medical Emergency and hospital care (Accident or Sickness)
TRAVEL INSURANCE

6.  The client Mr. VIRAT KHOLI has informed our travel
agency that he wants to go out for a vacation.
A. Mr. VIRAT KHOLI is a Sport’s man & he wants to go out
for a vacation with his 2 friends.
B. So he approached our travel agency.
C. Mr. VIRAT KHOLI & his friends are sporty people so they
wanted to enjoy a vacation where they can do adventure &
enjoy night life.
D. So being a travel agent I planned a trip according to their
desire, & suggested these 2 countries where they can
enjoy to their fullest.
CUSTOMER PROFILE

7. AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND

8. CANBERRA WELLINGTON
CAPITAL CITY‟S WITH FLAG

9. AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR
CURRENCY OF AUSTRALIA/NEWZEALAND

10. Australian map
Tariff conference area 3
AUSTRALIA TC AREA & MAP

11. NEW ZEALAND MAP
Tariff conference area 3
NEW ZEALAND TC AREA& MAP

12. BUSIEST AIRPORT‟S OF AUSTRALIA
Sydney Airport
Melbourne Airport
Brisbane Airport
Perth Airport
Adelaide Airport
Gold coast Airport
Cairns Airport
Canberra International Airport
Hobart International Airport
MAJOR AIRPORT‟S OF AUSTRALIA

13. BUZIEST AIRPORT‟S OF AUSTRALIA

14. BUSIEST AIRPORT OF NEW ZEALAND
Most international visitors arrive in the major hubs of Auckland Airport or
Christchurch Airport. However, many flying from Australia or the Pacific
Islands find that arriving at one of New Zealand's smaller international
airports is more convenient for their holiday schedule.
Auckland Airport
New Zealand's largest airport and a hub for many international flights.
Hamilton Airport
Hamilton airport operates international flights to Australia.
Rotorua Airport
New Zealand's newest international airport, with regular flights to and from
Sydney.
Wellington Airport
International gateway to the lower North Island and New Zealand's capital
city.
Christchurch Airport
Most international visitors enter the South Island through Christchurch.
Queenstown Airport
Queenstown Airport boasts one of the most scenic landing strips in the world.
MAJOR AIRPORT‟S OF NEW ZEALAND

15. BUSIEST AIRPORT OF NEW ZEALAND

16. The peak travel season in the most popular parts of Australia is the
Australian winter. In much of the country – Queensland, the Top
End, the Red Centre and most of Western Australia – the most
pleasant time to travel is April through September, when daytime
temperatures are 66° to 88°F (19°-31°C) and it rarely rains.
June, July and August are the busiest months in these areas.
On the other hand, Australia's summer is a nice time to visit the
southern states - New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, Western Australia from Perth to the south, and Tasmania.
Even in winter, temperatures rarely dip below freezing, and snow
falls only in parts of Tasmania.
Ultimately the best months to visit Australia are September and
October. During this period it's still warm enough to hit the southern
beaches, but also cool enough to tour Uluru (Ayers Rock). As
well, the humidity and rains have not yet come to Cairns or the Top
End and the wildflowers are in full bloom in Western Australia
BEST TIME TO VISIT AUSTRALIA

17. Depending on what you want to do, you can virtually
go all over New Zealand at all times of the year. The
summer months are from November to April, peak
season is December, February and March. This is not
only because of foreign tourists but also domestic
travelers who have holidays from 20th December to
late January when schools close. Easter weekend and
late October are also vacation times.
For beach bums, January and February are the best
time though other months are also quite warm.
October and May are quieter and cheaper as all the
rates start to come down, and if you avoid high altitude
areas, then the weather can be cool and pleasant. If
you're planning a ski trip then June to September are
the best months to come in.
Best Time to Visit New Zealand

18. The climate of Australia can vary a
great deal from place to
place, although in summer it’s
basically hot everywhere in varying
degrees (little weather joke there)
Australia is an essentially arid
continent, with 80% of the land
having a rainfall less than 600
millimeters per year and 50% having
even less than 300 millimeters per
year.
Australia is in the southern
hemisphere so our seasons are
opposite from the northern
hemisphere; this means that
Christmas in Australia is in summer Seasons in Australia are:
when it’s hot, and summers can get Summer: December to February
Autumn: March to May
quite a bit hotter than they do in the
Winter: June to August
northern hemisphere. Spring: September to November
CLIMATE OF AUSTRALIA

19. NZ is quite simply ‘The Windy
Country’. Winds sweep in all the year
round and can be chilly when they
come from Antarctica and warm when
they blow from across the Tasman
Sea.
The North Island is subtropical while
the North is temperate. The coldest
months are June, July and August;
the warmest are December, January
and February.
Average summer temperatures range
from 20 to 30 degrees and maximum
winter temperatures from 10 to 15
degrees Celsius. . Summer season is
the best season; up north it’s quite
pleasant almost round the year,
though it can get quite windy in the
high altitude areas.
CLIMATE OF NEW ZEALAND

20. MEAT PIE PRAWNS SYDNEY CHINESE
KANGAROO FILLET BANGERS AND MASH CHICKENMOJO
AUSTRALIAN CUISINE

21. DENHEATH
PAVLOVA ORIGINAL CUSTARD ROAST BEEF SALAD
STEAK-AND- CHEESE FISH AND CHIPS BACON AND EGG PIE
NEW ZEALAND CUISINE

22. Nightlife in Australia is quite
happening, going by the number of
parties, shows and events that are a
regular feature over here. Indeed, if
you are looking to let your hair down
and rock the whole night, Australia is
certainly a great place to be in. No
wonder, some of the best parties and
events in the world happen in Australia
and people are more than ready to
travel to Australia and have their share
of entertainment.
With many trendy
bars, nightclubs, theatres and
other hotspots strewn all around
the country, those looking forward
to have a taste of the nightlife in
Australia do have a good range of
options to choose from.
NIGHT LIFE IN AUSTRALIA

23. The Night Cat Nightclub Q Room
A much loved icon of Fitzroy A fully licensed bar/club presenting
has been entertaining crowds some of Melbourne biggest gigs
for over 15 years. From Hip every week, with a dance floor to
Hop latin reggae to die for, mesmerizing lights and
funk, salsa, swing or high quality sound equipment
kitsch, there is always an
interesting, fun live music…
SOME OF THE FAMOUS BAR‟S AN CLUBS IN
AUSTRALIA

24. Melbas Nightclub GOLD COAST Candys Apartment SYDNEY
Eve Nightclub PERTH Bar 32 CANBERRA
BAR‟S AND CLUB‟S

25. Every city in New Zealand has
nightclubs and the smaller towns have
a pub, also known as public
houses, where alcohol is served.
The nightlife in New Zealand is
pulsating and diverse. Varying things
could be done here from dining out in
restaurants with a play afterwards to
just drinking and dancing till the early
hours.
Wellington is considered as the
nightlife capital of New Zealand. It is
jam-packed with bars, nightclubs
and pubs that are definitely going to
suit your taste as well as pocket. It
has cozy pubs dishing out Guinness
and live jazz music. Wellington is
well known for its restaurants, wine
and coffee shops with more than 300
cafes situated throughout the city.
NIGHTLIFE IN NEW ZELAND

26. CODE –NIGHT- CLUB Auckland Minus 5 ICE BAR AUCKLAND
BAR‟S AND CLUBS

27. Shopping in Sydney
If Shopping is your passion, you’ve come
to the right place. Whether it be high
fashion, cutting edge design, bargains or
markets chic, Sydney has it all.
High fashion and cutting edge design can
be found in exclusive pockets around
Sydney. Sydney City, Paddington, Bondi
and Newtown offer the big brands and
many boutique shops for up and coming
designers. In the city, places like the
QVB, Strand Arcade, World Square and
Pitt St Mall should be checked out.
Personally, I’m more of a bargain hunter
and hence really enjoy factory outlets and
markets. Pitt St Mall-Sydney NSW
BEST PLACE TO SHOP IN AUSTRALIA

28. Shops & Services in Queenstown
Shop in Queenstown, Arrowtown or
Glenorchy for a unique, boutique
shopping experience
Whether you’re looking for international brands or
iconic New Zealand designs, traditional wool and
sheepskin clothing, Pounamu (greenstone)
jewellery or outdoor adventure equipment, you’ll
find it in Queenstown’s compact central shopping
area.
Central Queenstown also provides all
travel, booking and visitor services including post
offices, Internet cafes, information
services, Bureax de Change, banks, real estate
agents and more.
And don’t miss nearby Arrowtown for a specialty
shopping experience like no other, where you’ll find
local arts and crafts, home wares, fantastic food
and clothing.
.BEST PLACE TO SHOP IN NEW ZELAND

29. Clothing & Shoe Shops Jewellery & Accessories Gifts, Souvenirs & Crafts Health & Beauty
Services
Food & Liquor Shops Queenstown Art Galleries Book Shops & Music Outdoor & Sports
Stores Shops
Queenstown Shops & Services

30. Custom Regulations
Australia has very strict laws regarding the importation and exportation of plant, food and animal
items. All such items much be declared. Most will undergo a quarantine inspection. It is better to
declare items that you are unsure of than to face the penalty for not declaring them. Declaration of
goods does not mean an automatic search of your luggage.
Any protected wildlife or items made from them are forbidden in Australia, and will be taken by
Customs upon arrival. Items made from protected species may include
clothing, bags, shoes, jewellery, ornaments and trophies. Foreign certificates stating that their
products have been made from protected animals specifically bred for such purposes are not
recognised in Australia. If you do have any such items, an import permit is required from the
Australian Nature Conservation Agency. Consideration are only given to applications with written
approval for export by the relevant wildlife authorities in the country of purchase.
If you want to bring live animals into the country you need to obtain a permit from:
Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service
Executive Director
CANBERRA ACT 2601
AUSTRALIA
If you are required to take prescription medicines, you should first contact an Australian embassy or
consulate to make sure that they type of medicine and quantities are allowed in Australia. It is
advisable to carry a letter from your doctor with the prescription when travelling.
CUSTOMS ,RULE & REGULATION OF
AUSTRALIA

31. Free import
If you are aged 18 years or over,
• 250 cigarettes, or
• 250 grams of cigars or tobacco products
• 2.25 liters of alcohol
• up to A$900 worth of general goods. (General
goods include gifts, souvenirs, cameras, electronic
equipment, leather goods, perfume
concentrates, jewellery, watches and sporting
equipment.)
Prohibited
• Firearms, weapons and ammunition
• Drugs
• Currency
• Food, plants, animals and biological goods
• Medicinal products
• Protected wildlife and wildlife products
• Heritage-listed goods
• Veterinary products
• Defence and strategic goods

32. RESTRICTED
• Currency. There is no limit to the amount of currency
you can bring in or out of Australia. However, you must
declare amounts of A$10,000 or more in Australian
currency or foreign equivalent.
• Heritage-listed goods. You need to apply for a
permit to import or export heritage-listed goods
including works of art, stamps, coins, archaeological
objects, minerals and specimens.
• Veterinary products. Declare all veterinary drugs and
medicines. This includes products that contain
substances prohibited without a permit.
• Medicines. You need to declare all drugs and
medicines including prescription
medications, alternative, herbal and traditional
medicines, vitamin and mineral preparation formulas to
Customs and Border Protection.
• Food, plants, animals and biological goods.
Declare all food, plant and animal goods, equipment
used with animals, biological materials, soils and sand to
Quarantine on arrival.
• Firearms, weapons and ammunition. You must
declare all firearms, weapons and ammunition including
real and replica firearms.

33. New Zealand has a very strict policy on
custom issue. Here some of the most
important regulations, so you won’t be
surprised on your arrival to New Zealand.
Import and export of national and
foreign currency is unlimited.
At the borders of New Zealand
introduced a detailed examination of
persons, baggage, goods and even the
mail. Sanitary and veterinary control is
very rigid, using electronic detectors,
trained dogs and hand inspection of all
luggage. Also, customs can ask for a
return ticket, cash, travel checks or credit
cards.
CUSTOMS ,RULE & REGULATION
OF NEW ZEALAND

34. Allowed duty-free imports (citizens
over 17 years):
Up to 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250 gr.
tobacco or a mixture of all three weight
measurements of no more than 250 gr.
Up to 4.5 liters. wine or beer
Up to 1,125 liters. spirits or pure alcohol
Items of personal use of the total value of up to
NZ $ 700
Strictly Prohibited:
Bringing Food products (including most types of canned
food), drugs, weapons, any product of animal and plant
origin (including soil), bee products, pet food, ivory in any
form, crafts made of tortoise shell or sea animals
bones, tusks, rhinoceros horns and tiger skins, as well as
products made from cat family members leather.
Also Prohibited:
Importation of a number of diuretic, sleeping-pills
and nerving, heart drugs, tranquilizers, all types of
vaccines and drugs, which is used for production of
musk, if their need was not confirmed by the
relevant medical prescriptions.

35. Firearms and bladed weapons are
subject to mandatory customs
control.
The importation of pets from countries
where the rabies virus or a lack of control
is registered, is simply not allowed. The
only way for getting a pet from such
country into New Zealand is by putting it
through a long quarantine period (up to 6
months) in a country where rabies virus is
absent (for example in UK). Owners are
required to display the appropriate
certificate confirming the passage of a
special animal quarantine.
Export of specimens of plants and animals
under state protection, as well as leather,
bone, bird feathers, shells, corals, etc is
strictly prohibited.

36. WORLD POLITICAL MAP
BLANK WORLD MAP

37. Trip of 15 DAY’s AND 14
NIGHT’s
(Brisbane / Gold Coast /
Cairns / Melbourne / Auckland
/ Rotorua / Queenstown /
Christchurch / Sydney /
Itinerary OF AUSTRALIA WITH
NEW ZEALAND

38. DAY 00
MUMBAI – BRISBANE
Depart Mumbai by flight for
Brisbane.
DAY 01
BRISBANE – GOLD
COAST
Arrive Brisbane and drive to Gold Coast. On
arrival at Gold Coast check into Paradise
Resort Gold Coast or similar. Later depart for
SEA WORLD. The world of sea comes to life at
Sea World Marvel at the grace and strength
displayed by the dolphins. And the sea-lions in
the fun shows. Enjoy the HELICOPTER RIDE
to take excellent view on top of sea world. And
then proceed to the Indian restaurant for your
delicious dinner. Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast Dinner

39. DAY 02
GOLD COAST - DREAM WORLD - GOLD COAST
Early in the morning proceed for an exciting
ride on Hot Air Ballooning. Enjoy breakfast at
the hotel. Today we depart to DREAM WORLD,
Australia's largest theme park. Home to
awesome thrill rides, Nick Central, Tiger
Island, native wildlife and more. In the
evening enjoy delicious dinner at Indian
restaurant.
Breakfast Dinner
DAY 03
BRISBANE – CAIRNS
Today check out of the hotel and proceed to the
airport for your flight for Cairns. Arrive Cairns
.Depart for KURANDA RAIN FOREST. Take the
SKY RAIL and stop by the various forest floors.
Wander through this quaint little township of
Kuranda before boarding the coach for your
return trip. Evening enjoy delicious dinner.
Transfer to All Seasons Gateway Resort or Bay
Village Tropical Retreat or similar.
Breakfast Dinner

40. DAY 04
FULL DAY TOUR OF GREAT BARRIER REEF
Today we depart to the airport to board your flight for
Melbourne. Arrive Melbourne and transfer to your hotel.
Later we proceed for the city tour of Melbourne. Visit
EURAKA SKYDECK 88, Melbourne's tallest observation deck
with 360 degree views of Melbourne and the worlds only
"Edge' experience. Located alongside the Yarra River and in
the heart of the city, The Skydeck 88 is a whole new way of
looking at Melbourne and the world, it is the only
observation deck in the world that can thrill you with 'The
Edge' - a glass cube which projects 3 meters out from the
building. In the evening enjoy dinner at Indian restaurant.
Overnight at Mercure Hotel Welcome Melbourne or similar.
Breakfast Lunch Dinner
DAY 05
CAIRNS – MELBOURNE
Today we depart to the airport to board your flight for Melbourne. Arrive
Melbourne and transfer to your hotel. Later we proceed for the city tour
of Melbourne. Visit EURAKA SKYDECK 88, Melbourne's tallest
observation deck with 360 degree views of Melbourne and the worlds
only "Edge' experience. Located alongside the Yarra River and in the
heart of the city, The Skydeck 88 is a whole new way of looking at
Melbourne and the world, it is the only observation deck in the world
that can thrill you with 'The Edge' - a glass cube which projects 3
meters out from the building. In the evening enjoy dinner at Indian
restaurant. Overnight at Mercure Hotel Welcome Melbourne or similar.
Breakfast Dinner

41. DAY 06
MELBOURNE - AUCKLAND
Today we depart to the airport to board your flight for
Auckland. On arrival at Auckland we proceed for the
half day city tour of Auckland. Later check in to Hotel
Auckland City Hotel or similar. Later we continue to visit
SKY TOWER, Auckland's highest tower. At 328 meters
Sky Tower is the tallest tower in the Southern
Hemisphere, offering breath-taking views for more than
80 kilometers in every direction. Evening enjoy
delicious dinner. Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast Dinner
DAY 07
AUCKLAND - ROTORUA - WAITOMO GLOW WORM
CAVES - SKYINE GONDOLA - ROTORUA
After breakfast depart by coach for Rotorua, the cultural capital
of New Zealand. Enroute take the guided tour of WAITOMO
GLOW WORM CAVES, which is famous for their limestone
formations and also the mysterious glow-worms which live on the
ceiling of the caves emitting a tiny light which gives you the
feeling of looking at the sky with lots of stars!. Later take a
breathtaking ride on SKYLINE GONDOLA to the top of MOUNT
NGOGOTAHA. Evening enjoy delicious dinner. Overnight at
Sudima Lake Rotorua Hotel or similar.
Breakfast Dinner

42. DAY 08
ROTORUA - AGRODOME - TE PUIA (WHAKAREWAREWA
THERMAL RESERVE) - QUEENSTOWN
Enjoy breakfast at the Hotel. Today we proceed to AGRODOME to
witness the Agrodome Agricultural Show, where you will be
entertained by New Zealand's performing sheep and other
attractions. Later proceed to visit WHAKAREWAREWA THERMAL
RESERVE known for its hot springs, geysers and boiling mud pools.
Watch the Maori craftsmen and learn about the traditional arts of
carving and weaving. Later depart to the airport to board your flight to
Queenstown. Arrive Queenstown and transfer to A Line Hotel or
similar. Rest of the day at leisure. Evening enjoy delicious dinner.
Breakfast Dinner
DAY 09
QUEENSTOWN - MILFORD SOUND - QUEENSTOWN
This morning we head to MILFORD SOUND CRUISE, to
board your cruise MV MARINER. This famous cruise
gives you an opportunity to see MITRE PEAK which is
just out of the water and mile high. Go exploring with a
nature guide in the tender vessels and kayaks. You may
see fur seals lazing on the rocks and lots of sea birds and
numerous waterfalls. Evening return back to the hotel.
Enjoy delicious dinner. Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast Dinner

43. DAY 10
QUEENSTOWN - MILFORD SOUND QUEENSTOWN
This morning we head to MILFORD SOUND
CRUISE, to board your cruise MV MARINER. This
famous cruise gives you an opportunity to see MITRE
PEAK which is just out of the water and mile high. Go
exploring with a nature guide in the tender vessels and
kayaks. You may see fur seals lazing on the rocks and
lots of sea birds and numerous waterfalls. Evening
return back to the hotel. Enjoy delicious dinner.
Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast Dinner
DAY 11
QUEENSTOWN-KAWERAU JET BOAT RIDE-
QUEENSTOWN
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Today we depart for half
day sightseeing tour of Queenstown. Later we
proceed for the exciting KAWERAU JET BOAT RIDE
and SKYLINE GONDOLA which will take you to the
top of BOB'S PEAK. From here you will have the
most stunning view of Queenstown, the neighboring
lake and surrounding mountains. Enjoy dinner at the
Indian restaurant.
Breakfast Dinner

44. DAY 12
QUEENSTOWN - FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER-
HELICOPTER RIDE
After breakfast we leave Queenstown by coach for FRANZ
JOSEF via lake Wanaka, the vast world heritage area and
Fox Glacier township. Afternoon you will board the
HELICOPTER for a 20 mins exciting and unforgettable
experience. You will actually land on snow. Explore the
Fox or Franz Josef glacier at 6000 ft. Enjoy the amazing
landscape of Mt Cook and the Tasman glacier and of
course have fun in the ice. Enjoy your dinner(not Indian).
Overnight at Franz Josef Glacier Hotel or similar. TRANZ
ALPINE TRAIN, which is one of the top six scenic
train journeys in the world. In the evening arrive
Breakfast , Dinner at CHRISTCHURCH.
DAY 13 CHRISTCHURCH
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Today we depart for CITY
TOUR of Christchurch "the garden city". Also visit the
INTERNATIONAL ANTARTIC CENTRE and experience
the awesome and challenging Antarctic environment.
Experience the actual weather conditions in the 'Snow and
Ice' room. Rest of the day free for personal activities.
Evening enjoy delicious dinner. Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast Dinner

45. DAY 14
CHRISTCHURCH – SYDNEY
After breakfast proceed to the
airport to board your flight for
Sydney. Arrive Sydney and
transfer to Metro Hotel Sydney
Central or similar. In the
evening we proceed to board
the SYDNEY SHOWBOAT - a
great cruise experience with
show. Enjoy dinner on board
the boat. And then return back
to your hotel for overnight.
Dinner

46. DAY 15
SYDNEY CITY TOUR - SYDNEY TOWER -
OZTREK - SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE
Today after breakfast we depart for a half day city tour of
Sydney covering SYDNEY TOWER, soaring 250 m above
the city streets, the Sydney Tower is the tallest and offers a
panoramic view of this vibrant city. Your visit to the top
includes OzTrek - an amazing virtual reality ride across
Australia. The largest simulated ride in the southern
hemisphere and the only one of its kind in Australia. OzTrek
takes you on an amazing virtual adventure across
Australia's cultural history and geography, where diverse
Australian landscapes are brought to life with a unique
integration of 3D holographic technology, animated models
and scenic art. And then visit SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE.
The Sydney Opera House is situated on Bennelong Point in
Sydney Harbour. Contrary to the implication of the name, it
houses a multi-venue performing arts centre, rather than a
single Opera theatre. The Sydney Opera House is a major
presenting venue for Opera Australia, The Australian
Ballet, the Sydney theatre company and the Sydney
Symphony. Evening enjoy dinner at Indian restaurant.
Overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast Dinner

47. DAY 16
SYDNEY - MUMBAI
Today check out of the hotel and
proceed to the airport to board your
flight for Mumbai.

48. Tour Cost Includes
• Return economy class airfare
• Airport taxes
• Visa charges (one time fee)
• Twin sharing accommodation
• Sightseeing as per the itinerary
• Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
• Overseas mediclaim policy
• Tips to the coach driver
Tour Cost Excludes :
• Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
• Any other personal expenses such as porterage, laundry, etc.
• Any increase in airfare, taxes, hotel tariff prior to departure.
Child below 12 yrs
Per Person on twin Per Person on
sharing
sharing Single Occupancy
with extra bed
10’0,000 + USD
103,999 + USD 4449 101,000 + USD 5149
3349
TOUR COST (PER PERSON)

49. BOM-BNE-CNS-MEL-AKL
CHC- SYD-BOM THIS IS THE ROUTE OF OUR ITINARARY AND
ACCORDIND TO THAT WE ARE GOING TO USE 5 TH FREEDOM OF
AIR.
FOR TRAVELING IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND WE ARE
GOING TO USE AIR AUSTRALIA WHICH IS A AIRLINE OF
AUSTRALIA.
FIRST WE WILL BOARD A FLIGHT FROM MUMBAI
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT{BOM} AND WILL GO
TO Brisbane Airport {BNE} IN AUSTRALIA
THEN AFTER COMPLETING ONE COUNTRY THAT IS AUSTRALIA
WE WILL FURTHER PROCEED FOR AUCKLAND
IN NEW ZEALAND.
AND AFTER COMPLETING THE WHOLE TOUR WE WILL GET BACK
TO MUBAI.
FREEDOM OF AIR

50.  Pacific Travel Association was founded in the
year 1951 to stimulate interest in the pacific
region as a vacationland, and to
develop, promote, facilities travel to the
many pacific destinations.
 PATA is a non profit organization setup with
the objective of promoting, developing and
facilitating travel to and within the pacific
area region and the south-east Asia region
including India. It primarily operated in the
united states, which is the world’s largest
tourism market. The organization provides
the meeting point for all the people involved
in the travel trade and all the activities
related to it from a large number of
countries.
PATA (Pacific Area Travel Association)

51.  The International Air Transport Association founded by the airlines in
1945 to help meet the problems anticipated in the expansion of civil
air service after the 2nd world war. it is non governmental
organization and draws its legal existence from a special act of the
Canadian parliament, given royal accent in December 1945.
 In both, its organization and its activity, IATA has been closely
associated with ICAO- INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION
ORGANIZATION.
 AIMS OF THE ORGANIZATION:
TO PROMOTE - Safe, regular an economical air transport for the
benefit of people of the world, to foster air commerce an to study
the problem connected therewith.
 TO PROVIDE - Means of collaboration among the air transport
enterprises engaged directly or indirectly in international air
transport services.
 TO CO-OPERATE – With international Civil Aviation Organization and
other International organization.
IATA (INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT
ASSOCIATION

52. Aim and objective:- UFTAA‟s
mission is to be an international
forum where matters affecting the
world travel industry are
addressed, representing and
defending the interests of incoming
and outgoing tour operators, travel
and tourism agencies before the
governmental bodies, suppliers and
other entities of international scope.
It also aims at strengthening its
members’ image and enhance the
world travel and tourism industry
and a sustainable tourism.
UNIVERSAL FEDERATION OF
TRAVEL AGENT‟S ASSOCIATION

53. Aim and objectives :- The primary aims of ICAO are
to develop principles and techniques of international air
navigation and to foster the planning and development
of international air transport so as to ensure the safe
and orderly growth of international civil aviation
throughout the world
INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION
ORGANIZATION

54. Aim and objective:- The
Montreal Convention, formally
the Convention for the
Unification of Certain Rules for
International Carriage by Air.
The Convention re-establishes
urgently needed uniformity and
predictability of rules relating to
the international carriage of
passengers, baggage and cargo.
Whilst maintaining the core
provisions which have successfully
served the international air
transport
MONTREAL CONVENTION

55. Air service
Customs
Nationality of
aircraft
International
standard and
practice
Statics, finance
CHICAGO CONVENTION.

56. i. WE HAVE DESIGNED THE PACKAGE PURELEY
DEPENDING ON PERSONAL INTREST OF THE CLINT.
ii. THE TOUR SPOT OFFERED IS NOT SO COMMON.
iii. ANOTHER THING THAT I HAVE GIVEN PRORITY TO YOUR
SAFTY AND SECURITY.I HAVE SELECTED THE
COUNTRIES KEEPING THE POLITICAL CONDITION
PREVAILING THERE IN MIND.SO WE MAKE SURE THAT
YOU AND YOUR FRIEND’S IS SAFE.
iv. THE TOURIST DESTINATION’S IN THE COUNTRY TAKEN
BY ME ARE WORTH TO THE CUSTOMER .
v. QUALITY TRAVEL EXPERIENCE
WHY MY PACKAGE IS BETTER
THEN THE OTHER PACKAGE

57. www.newzealand.com
www.australia.com
www.australia.gov.au
www.responsibletravel.com
www.nols.edu/Australia
www.blacksheeptouring.co.nz
BIBLEOGRAOHY