DAY 1, THU, MAY 9 USA/LONDONWe depart Roanoke today on our overseas flight to Lon-don. (meals aloft)

DAY 2, FRI, MAY 10 Down through the years, from a small Roman settlement housed within stout fortifications, London has steadily grown to become one of the world’s greatest capital cit-ies. Upon arrival this morning we are met at the airport by our guide and bus. We drive into the city and enjoy a panoramic tour, driving past well-known and recognizable places on our way to the St. Giles Hotel. After checking in to the hotel, the remainder of the day is free to explore on our own.

DAY 3, SAT, MAY 11 Today our bus and local guide pick us up at our hotel for a full day of touring some of London’s famous sites. We view sites such as Marble Arch, Mayfair, Piccadilly, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park. This afternoon we tour the Tower of London, a historic castle built in the 11th century and originally used as a royal residence. It has also been used as a prison since its early days, and over time has gained a reputation as a place of torture and death, although ex-ecutions typically took place north of the castle on Tower Hill. Today the Tower of London is one of the country’s top tourist attractions and is perhaps best known for housing the Crown Jewels. We have a guided tour conducted by a traditional Tower Beefeater and then our bus returns us to our hotel. (B)

DAY 4, SUN, MAY 12Today our bus and local guide pick us up at our hotel for another full day of touring. We enjoy a closer look at Big Ben. Then we proceed to Buckingham Palace, which has served as the official London residence of Britain’s sovereigns since 1837 and today is the administrative headquarters of the Monarch. Here we take in a quintes-sential London experience - observing the Changing of the Guard. Then we go to famed Westminster Abbey, home to many coronations and royal weddings and site of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding on April 29, 2011. This afternoon we continue sightseeing with a visit to St. Paul's Cathedral, site of many famous state occa-sions, including the funeral of Winston Churchill in 1965 and the wedding of the Prince and Princess of Wales in 1981. Later this afternoon we board the iconic London Eye, located on the south bank of the River Thames, and we are transported over 400 feet up for a birds-eye view of the city. From there our bus takes us back to our hotel. (B)

DAY 5, MON, MAY 13 Today we use our Travel Cards to go to the Metropolitan Police Heritage Center, which houses a historical col-lection of some 15,000 items such as uniforms, old maps

of London, and other police equipment. From there we continue to the Royal Courts of Justice, which houses the Court of Appeal of England and Wales and the High Court of Justice of England and Wales. Housed within a magnificent Gothic building, the courts handle many of the nation’s most serious civil, libel and appeals cases. Consisting of more than three miles of corridors and con-taining more than one thousand rooms, the architectural scale of the courts is breathtaking, with the interior of the building every bit as lavish and impressive as the exterior. We have a guided tour and then travel about a half-mile to The Central Criminal Court, popularly known as the Old Bailey. A local law specialist meets us there to conduct our tour and describe Old Bailey’s past and current functions dealing with Greater London’s major criminal cases, and occasionally those from other parts of England and Wales. After our tour we use our Travel Cards to return to our hotel. (B)

DAY 6, TUE, MAY 14Today we use our Travel Cards to visit the British Museum, home to more than seven million objects comprising one of the most comprehensive collections worldwide and spanning the entire breadth of human history and culture. The British Museum has treasures from around the world including the Rosetta Stone (which helped archaeologists to interpret Egyptian hieroglyphics), the magnificent Elgin Marbles (sculptures that formerly decorated the Parthenon in Athens) and a copy of the Magna Carta (the charter signed by King John in 1215 to which is ascribed the origins of English liberty). Then we visit the National Gallery. From its humble beginnings - 38 paintings purchased by the British government from a banker in 1824 - today it boasts a rich collection of over 2,300 paintings spanning six centuries. The National Gallery is located on the north side of Trafalgar Square, which serves as a social and political gathering place for visitors and Londoners alike. We explore the square, which features Nelson’s Column and the four lion statues that guard it. The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure with overnight at our hotel. (B)

DAY 7, WED, MAY 15 This morning we use our Travel Cards to go to the Globe Theatre, located on the banks of the River Thames. “Shakespeare’s Globe” is a modern reconstruction of the Elizabethan playhouse that was originally constructed in 1597 by the playing company Lord Chamberlain’s Men, to which Shakespeare belonged. We have a guided backstage tour here, on which we discover what an Eliza-bethan audience would have been like and learn about the extensive research that went into the design of this authentic reconstruction. This afternoon we visit St. Martin in the Fields, a vibrant, open, and inclusive church at the heart of London with thriving English and Chinese-speak-ing congregations. We are met here for a guided tour to “explore the stories behind the stones.” This evening we take the spooky, original “Jack the Ripper Walk,”

which begins at Tower Hill right on the boundary between Scotland Yard territory and City of London Police territory. By starting there, one begins to understand the conflict between the two London police forces and their leading personalities - a conflict which blurred the investigation and made it easier for the Ripper to slip through the police nets. Following our guided walk, we return to our hotel for overnight. (B)

DAY 8, THU, MAY 16 Enjoy the full day at leisure in London today for independent sightseeing and shopping. Take advantage of your provided Travel Card to visit sites not included in the tour, or perhaps return to a favorite site to explore it further. (B)

DAY 9, FRI, MAY 17 RETURN USAFollowing breakfast at the hotel, we transfer to the airport for our return flight to the USA. (B,meals aloft)

All sites listed in the itinerary will be seen but the sequence and days may be altered to adjust to religious holidays, special closings of sites, air schedule changes, etc. Hotel listed subject to confirmation.

TOUR CONDITIONS

PRICE OF BASIC 9-DAY TOUR: $2,999 from Roanoke. A deposit of $500 is required to secure your place on the tour.

NOT INCLUDED IN BASIC TOUR PRICE: Meals not listed as being included; single room supplement ($430); air supplement for departure from city other than Roanoke; excess baggage and forwarding of baggage; passports; personal items such as laundry or tips for personal favors; travel protection plan; any costs resulting from absence or deviation from the itinerary; and any items not shown herein as being included.

TOUR DOCUMENTS: The name on your air ticket must exactly match your name as it appears on your passport. You must forward a copy of the photo/informational page of your passport within two weeks of enrollment on the tour. If applying for a new or renewed passport, send the copy as soon as you receive your new passport.

DEVIATION ITINERARY: Any adjustment in standardized air or land itinerary will carry a $100 fee (for each change) in addition to any additional expense required. This fee is applicable for research projected and/or accepted. To ensure efficient handling of these requests, Dehoney Travel, Inc. will require that a tour deposit be received before a deviation request can be processed.

AIR TRANSPORTATION: IATA Economy class, applicable on US Airways or other IATA carrier. Current U.S. securities, customs and departure tax, fuel surcharge and foreign departure taxes of $643 are included in the tour rate and are subject to any change that may be imposed prior

to departure. Supplement will apply for departure from any city other than Roanoke.

HOTELS: Superior-tourist-class, three-star hotel in Lon-don. Price is based on double occupancy. While Dehoney Travel, Inc. will try to match roommates, we cannot guar-antee that a roommate will be available. In this case the payment of a single supplement will be required. When available, single rooms are often smaller than doubles. Single supplement, $430.

MEALS, SIGHTSEEING, & GRATUITIES: As listed in day by day itinerary (B = breakfast; L = lunch; D = dinner). Full sightseeing with luxury buses, English-speaking guides where required, and entrance fees to places visited on sightseeing described in the itinerary are included in the tour. Gratuities to guides, bus drivers, etc. in the amount of $50 are included in the tour rate.

BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE: Because of space limitations on buses and new airline regulations, we have included porter-age for only one check-on bag (combination width, length and height not to exceed 62 inches and 50 pounds) in tour cost. You may also take one carry-on which will fit under your airline seat or in the overhead compartment.

PAYMENT: Payment can be made by cash, check or credit card (Discover, MasterCard or Visa). A deposit of $500 per person is required in order to confirm tour membership. If enrolling within 90 days of departure, space may be limited and/or a supplement in airfare may apply. Balance of tour price is due no later than March 25, 2013.

DELAYS, CANCELLATION AND REFUND: Dehoney Travel, Inc. is not responsible for changes and delays in airline schedules and cannot reimburse passengers for expenses resulting from delays, re-issuance of air tickets, etc. In event of cancellation, there will be a fee of $100 for Dehoney Travel, Inc. to cover administrative costs. The following scale of charges will apply when notice of cancellation is given in writing after the booking is confirmed: up to 96 days prior to departure - $100; 95-61 days - $500; 60-46 days - 25% of total tour price; 45-31 days - 50% of total tour price; 30 days-day of departure/no show - 100% cancellation penalty. All cancellation notifications must be made in writing to Dehoney Travel, Inc. Please allow 4 weeks for cancellation refund processing.

After ticketing of international and domestic air, a can-cellation penalty of 100% of air fare is in effect. On or after the date of departure there can be no refund for any service not used.

TRAVEL PROTECTION PLAN: As many U.S. health car-riers do not provide benefits while outside the country and cancellation penalties can be substantial for many tours, Dehoney Travel, Inc. offers a Travel Protection Plan, Trip-

Arrangements by: Dehoney Travel, Inc., 3008 Charlestown Crossing, New Albany, IN 47150 Phone: (812) 206-1080 or (800) 325-6708 Fax: (812) 206-1085

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Care, through Access America. The Option to Waive Pre-existing Condition Exclusion requires purchase of Travel Protection within 14 days of deposit. You may decline the Travel Protection Plan, but a signed disclaimer is required and all charges for cancellation or medical treatment/transport while traveling are your responsibility.

RESPONSIBILITY: Dehoney Travel, Inc. (DT), agrees to arrange for the tour described in this brochure, which brochure represents the entire agreement between the passenger and his agent, the Tour Host and DT. Except for the willful negligence of its direct employees, DT assumes no liability or responsibility for any injuries, inconveniences, illness or irregularity or incidental damages occasioned by circumstances beyond the control of DT or any person or reason whatsoever, including, but not limited to, events such as strikes, revolts, wars, travel warnings, terrorist activities, natural disasters, closures of airports or hotels, or omission of any common or private carrier or the default, negligence, or omission of and by any third party providing services or facilities related to or included in this tour or any part thereof, or in arranging for the same, or the acts or omissions of the Tour Host.

No person, other than an authorized representative of De-honey Travel, Inc. by a document in writing, is authorized to vary, add, or waive any term or condition in this brochure, including any term or condition set forth in the preceding provisions.

*Subject to Governmental, IATA, ARC and airlines regu-lation requirements in effect at the date of and during the tour. Tour price based on group minimum 20 pas-sengers, current airfares and cost of land arrangements as of September 24, 2012 (1 British Pound = $1.62) and is subject to any increases that may be imposed prior to departure.

For further information, contact:Wendy Beavers

Email: wbeavers@bluefield.eduor Kim Farmer

Email: kfarmer@bluefield.eduPhone: (800) 872-0176

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9-Day Criminal Justice & History Tour to London

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