Croatia Tour for Handicapped and Disabled Persons
Specially designed tours to accommodate visually and hearing challenged and physically disabled persons.
Santa Monica, CA, January 31, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Croatia Tour for Visually and Hearing Impaired and Physically Disabled
Universal Travel System (UTS), Santa Monica, California based tour operator has created a specially designed tour to Croatia for physically challenged persons. The tour organizer has retained tour guides and interpreters for visually and hearing-impaired individuals, and specially trained assistants to handle persons requiring wheelchairs or on crutches. The tour features all six UNESCO’s World Heritage Monuments, and the best preserved Roman amphitheater in the world in city of Pula.
The following UNESCO monuments are featured on this tour:
Porec (Euphrasian Basilica Complex)
Sibenik (St. James Cathedral)
Plitvice (National Park Plitvice)
Trogir (Old city of Trogir)
Split (Diocletian Palace Complex) and of course
Dubrovnik (Old City of Dubrovnik)
The 14 day tour itinerary also includes Zagreb, Bled, Ljubljana (in Slovenia), Lipica, Postojna Caves, picturesque Rovinj and the charming village of Opatija. Professional tour guides and interpreters for hearing-impaired clients will participate in this tour.
This tour, which may be booked from any country in the world, begins by picking up clients by limo at their home to take them to their departing airport for their flight. The limo is supplied with chilled water, a bottle of Champagne and delicious hors d’oeuvres. The driver will collect the luggage at the client’s home. UTS staff will be on hand at the airport to check in clients and their luggage at their specified airline. Staff will handle all clients’ bags throughout the trip. Upon arrival at the hotel, clients will be escorted directly to their reserved rooms that include those specified for wheelchair access. A Personal Tour Director is assigned for the duration of the trip to oversee all aspects of the trip. Clients are accompanied for sightseeing by specially trained assistants in special vans equipped to handle wheelchairs and other equipment. Various excursions and visits to museums and galleries are scheduled with the assistance of private guides. Breakfasts are served in clients’ rooms or in the restaurant, according to their individual preferences, while lunch and dinner are open a la carte dining at excellent local restaurants. Clients may choose the restaurant and order anything on the menu. Meals are preceded with cocktails and aperitifs. After dinner there is usually a concert, opera or some kind of entertainment. Before retiring, clients are offered old Europe’s traditional “digestifs” or good-night drinks. This is not all, high tea in the afternoon is provided to soothe and relax. This kind of pampering, and more, is repeated every day of the tour. A special tour discount will be offered for the clients’ own personal assistants.
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Contact: Steve Alexis (310) 428-1343
Email: steve@uts-travel.com
www.uts-travel.com
Universal Travel System (UTS), Santa Monica, California based tour operator has created a specially designed tour to Croatia for physically challenged persons. The tour organizer has retained tour guides and interpreters for visually and hearing-impaired individuals, and specially trained assistants to handle persons requiring wheelchairs or on crutches. The tour features all six UNESCO’s World Heritage Monuments, and the best preserved Roman amphitheater in the world in city of Pula.
The following UNESCO monuments are featured on this tour:
Porec (Euphrasian Basilica Complex)
Sibenik (St. James Cathedral)
Plitvice (National Park Plitvice)
Trogir (Old city of Trogir)
Split (Diocletian Palace Complex) and of course
Dubrovnik (Old City of Dubrovnik)
The 14 day tour itinerary also includes Zagreb, Bled, Ljubljana (in Slovenia), Lipica, Postojna Caves, picturesque Rovinj and the charming village of Opatija. Professional tour guides and interpreters for hearing-impaired clients will participate in this tour.
This tour, which may be booked from any country in the world, begins by picking up clients by limo at their home to take them to their departing airport for their flight. The limo is supplied with chilled water, a bottle of Champagne and delicious hors d’oeuvres. The driver will collect the luggage at the client’s home. UTS staff will be on hand at the airport to check in clients and their luggage at their specified airline. Staff will handle all clients’ bags throughout the trip. Upon arrival at the hotel, clients will be escorted directly to their reserved rooms that include those specified for wheelchair access. A Personal Tour Director is assigned for the duration of the trip to oversee all aspects of the trip. Clients are accompanied for sightseeing by specially trained assistants in special vans equipped to handle wheelchairs and other equipment. Various excursions and visits to museums and galleries are scheduled with the assistance of private guides. Breakfasts are served in clients’ rooms or in the restaurant, according to their individual preferences, while lunch and dinner are open a la carte dining at excellent local restaurants. Clients may choose the restaurant and order anything on the menu. Meals are preceded with cocktails and aperitifs. After dinner there is usually a concert, opera or some kind of entertainment. Before retiring, clients are offered old Europe’s traditional “digestifs” or good-night drinks. This is not all, high tea in the afternoon is provided to soothe and relax. This kind of pampering, and more, is repeated every day of the tour. A special tour discount will be offered for the clients’ own personal assistants.
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Contact: Steve Alexis (310) 428-1343
Email: steve@uts-travel.com
www.uts-travel.com
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Universal Travel System (UTS)
Steve Alexis
310-428-1343
www.uts-travel.com
Steve Alexis
310-428-1343
www.uts-travel.com
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