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Corporation For Professional Conferences, Inc.
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PO Box 697
Babylon Village, New York 11702-0697
Toll Free 1.800.621.4414 Fax 631.661.6914
Visit Vietnam - Legal Study Tour
Your chance to join a legal study tour and visit: Vietnam *Hanoi *Halong Bay *Hue *Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
Cruise the Perfume River, Saigon River And Spectacular Haalong Bay See The Imperial Citadel, The Imperial Tombs of Hue, stroll along the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and Hanoi, said to be the most beautiful city in Asia
Here's What's Included
• Airline Tickets
• Four Star Hotels
• American Escort From Start To Finish
• Optional CLE Program
• Meetings With Lawyers
• Full Sightseeing Program
• Full Meal Plan
• Local Guides
• Evening Dinner Cruise On Saigon River
• Cruise On Halong Bay In Chinese Junk
• Morning Cruise on Perfume River
• Tour Of Chi Chi Tunnels
• Special Visit To Caves In Marble Mountains
Program Price Price Tour cost: $3285 Per person Double Ocupancy
Date of Toour: From San Francisco Dec 30, 2008 - January 9, 2009
From Philadelphia, Washington, New York, Boston, Minneapolis, Chicago Detroit, Dallas and most other cities Add $200.00
 Print Vietnam Brochures and Registration Information
Your Optional CLE Program Includes
• Study Materials oMeetings With Lawyers
• Background Seminars oCertificate Of Attendance
• Final Report
Program Goal
This legal study tour is planned to provide both formal instruction and meetings between American attorneys and judges and their colleagues in Vietnam. By comparing the legal systems and actual legal programs we plan to provide our registrants with relevant knowledge about the problems of functioning in cross cultural environments.
About CLE Approval
This activity is approved for California minimum continuing legal education credit by the State Bar of California in the amount of 5 hours and the Corporation For Professional Conferences, Inc. certifies that this activity conforms to the standards for approved education prescribed by the rules and regulations
of the State Bar of California governing minimum continuing legal education.
We anticipate that the trip will qualify for at least 5.0 hours for Continuing Legal Credit for Pennsylvania, California and other states. About Your Final Report Shortly after the completion of your program you will receive a final report detailing all educationally related time during the study tour. Your report can be used as a professional diary and to verify CLE credit as required. Your final report is designed to conform to the California Bar Association’s M.C.L.E. requirements.
Your Itinerary
Day 1. Depart USA
We Depart San Francisco via United Airlineso to Hong Kong with a connection
flight into Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon).
About Vietnam
Vietnam has opened its doors to welcome visitors, offereiing stunning
visual beauty and rich cultural diversity spanning over 4,000 years. Vietnam has
undertaken an intense program of economic reforms that have that have
improved the econmy. and many American companies have offices there including Bank of
America and Boeing..
For tourists Vietnam is a land of tree-lined beaches and tranquil bays
dotted with the sails of Sampans, junks. , offshore coral islands, mountains,
valleys and plains crossed by countless rivers and rich emerald rice fields.
Villagers in conical hats still carefully tend a patchwork of paddy fields with
rudimentary tools while their children ride water buffaloes home from the
fields at days end.
It’s also a land of fast paced cities overflowing with a tide of humanity
borne along on a swarm of bicycles and motor scooters. The Vietnamese
welcome Americans and other foreign visitors. Changing tides of fortune are
settling into the country to everyones benefit.
Day 2 (B, D) After making connections in Hong Kong we Arrive Ho Chi Minh City
(once called Saigon) this evening. After customs formalities, we are taken
to our hotel.
Equatorial Hotel Hotel
About Ho Chi Minh City(Saigon)
Ho Chi Minh is Vietnam’s largest city and river port. Founded by the
French in 1859 and called Saigon by many (Ho Chi Minh never really caught on), it
is filled with the French presence of colonial architecture and log
tree-lined streets. The city is constantly on the move with the hustle and bustle
entrepeneurs everywhere in a budding free market economy encouraged by government
reforms. English is widely spoken.
Day 3 (B/L/D) WeTour Saigon and the Cu Chi Tunnels
This Morning we take a half day city tour which including visits to the
Notre Dame Cathedral, the Reunification Palace, Ben Thang Market and Chinatown.
After lunch, we go to Cu Chi Tunnels and visit the vast underground network
of tunnels built first as a defence against the French, and later expanded
during the American war. you will marvel at their ingenuity. See secret
trapdoors, underground kitchens, living areas and meeting rooms. Your guide will
advise you of the length and level of difficulty of each tunnel before entering -
some are easily accessed by stairs. Wear good walking shoes and sun block for
this tour. After the tour, we have dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 4 (B/D) This morning we meet with Vietnamese lawyers. This afternoon is
free. This evening enjoy a dinner cruise.
Equatorial Hotel Hotel
We attend to our professional agenda and meet with Vietnamese lawyers
this morning.. This afternoon is free. Tonight we take a dinner cruise on the
Saigon River on board the Bonsai I cruise ship and socialize and enjoy Asian
and Western cuisines.
Day 5 (B/L/D) This morning we travel to Hue to Hue and tour the Old Imperial
City and the Imperial Tomb of Emperor of Tu Duc.
Saigon Morin Hote
After breakfast, We travel to Hue by air. On arrival, we our the Old
Imperial City and the Imperial Tomb of Emperor of Tu Duc.
About Hue
Visitors to Hue are often taken aback to discover that the sleepy
provincial town of Hue was once the religious, economic and cultural epicentre of
Vietnam, the mighty Imperial headquarters, and the political capital of the
country until 1945. One of the most famous sights in Hue, the Thien Mu Pagoda an
octagonal tower of seven tiers rises majestically over the tranquil Perfume
(Huong) River. There you see robed monks chanting their mantra, or novices
carefully tending the bonsai garden.
Thirteen Nguyen Dynasty Emperors ruled Vietnam from Hue. Hue suffered
damages during the war, but today has regained it's royal demeanour and is a
calm, peaceful and relaxed place to visit. The remaining French colonial garden
houses and villas, the quiet streets, the riverbanks, the outlying tombs and
pagodas that escaped damage - all give Hue a unique atmosphere of tranquillity.
The hills surrounding Hue are dotted with the tombs of the Nguyen dynasty
emperors. Built not only as an eternal resting place, the tombs were
designed for recreation; somewhere the Emperor could fish, hunt and enjoy the company
of concubines in his twilight years. The Imperial Citadel, which has a 10km
perimeter, was built in 1804 by Emperor Gia Long (the first Nguyen emperor) on
a site chosen by geomancers.
Day 6 We take a cruise over the Perfume River and visit Thiem Mu Pagoda, then
travel to Hoi An via Danang. (B/L/D)
Life Heritage Resorts
This morning, we enjoy a cruise on the Perfume River and visit the iconic
Thiem Mu Pagoda. Then we continue our journey along the beautiful coastline
of central Vietnam to the thrivng city of Danang. In Danang we tour the
famous Cham Museum and China Beach where American soldiers went for rest and
relaxation during the Vietnam war. (there was a T.V. series about China Beach)
Next we travel to the beautiful town of Hoi via the beautiful Marble
Mountains speceled with caves and shrines. Finally, we arrive at the town of Hoi
where we have dinner and rest.n. Overnight.
Day 7 (B,L,D) We sightsee in Hoi An, then go to Hanoi fly to Hanoi the Melia Hotel
Today we sightsee in Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and
exquisitely preserved old merchant town with colorful shops and temples dating back four
centuries.
This afternoon, travel back to Danang Airport for our flight to Hanoi,
the capital city of Vietnam. On arrival,we will be taken to the Melia Hotel
where we will have dinner.
About Hanoi
According to the New York Times “Hanoi is arguably the most beautiful
city in Southeast Asia. A city of quiet dilapidated charm borne of 1,000 years
of history and struggle, Hanoi is one of the friendliest anf most inviting
capitals of Asia. Hanoi retains much of its French Colonisl heritage.
Day 8 (B,L) This morning we sightsee in Hanoi, followed by a trip to Halong
Bay and the most stunning sightseeing in Vietnam.
Halong Plaza Hotel.
Today we sightsee in Hanoi Among the sights we will see are:
Pillar Pagoda, Temple of Literature. Ho Chi Minh Housethe Hanoi Old City.
After a late lunch,we travel by coach to speectacular Halong Bay. The
bay’s tranquil beauty encomasses 580 square miles and is speceled with limestone
islands and inlets, bizzarre rock sculptures and many grottos. The sails of
junks and sampans agains that scenery creats a world lost in time.
Day 9 (B,L) Cruise on Halong Bay Halong Plaza Hotel.
Toad we’re take a spectacular cruise on Halong Bay via traditional wooden
junk. We take in the emerald waters and craggy limestone cliffs that make
Halong Bay famous. Look out for fisherman casting traditional nets on their
floating villages and pearl farms.
Day 10. (B/L) Day 10 (B/L)This morning we attend to our professional agenda
and and meet with Vietnamese lawyers. After lunch, we return to Ho Chi Minh
City.
Equatorial Hotel
Day 11 We return to San Francisco
Early this morning transfer the airport for your flight home. (B)
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