Day 1 - Thursday 01 November 2007

International flight from London to Hong Kong. Overnight in flight.

British Airways flight - Flt No: BA 25 - Dep: 1840 - Arr: 1440 - (next day)

Economy class; Non-stop flight; Non-smoking

Day 2 - Friday 02 November 2007

Connection through to Manila today.

Cathay Pacific Airways flight - Flt No: CX 903 - Dep: 1640 - Arr: 1840 - (same day)

Economy class; Non-stop flight; Non-smoking

On arrival you will be met and transferred to your hotel.

Makati Shangri-La Hotel, Manila - Deluxe room

Breakfast is included

Day 3 - Saturday 03 November 2007

A guaranteed three hour airside access today to view DC3 cargo aircraft and YS11s.

Makati Shangri-La Hotel, Manila - Deluxe room

Breakfast is included

Day 4 - Sunday 04 November 2007

Fly on to Saigon first thing this morning.

Philippine Airlines flight - Flt No: PR 591 - Dep: 0735 - Arr: 0900 - (same day)

Economy class; Non-stop flight; Non-smoking

On arrival you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Afternoon at leisure.

Caravelle Hotel,, Saigon - Deluxe room

Breakfast is included

Day 5 - Monday 05 November 2007

Fly the MI-17 today to Nha Trang (total flying time approximately 50 minutes).

On arrival in Nha Trang fly back to Saigon on the MI-18.

Caravelle Hotel,, Saigon - Deluxe room

Breakfast is included

Day 6 - Tuesday 06 November 2007

Fly onto Phnom Penh today.

Vietnam Airlines flight - Flt No: VN 817 - Dep: 1155 - Arr: 1245 - (same day)

Economy class; Non-stop flight; Non-smoking

On arrival transfer to your hotel. Afternoon at leisure.

Raffles Hotel Le Royal, Phnom Penh - State room

Breakfast is included

Day 7 - Wednesday 07 November 2007

One hour flight today on an Antonov-24.

Airside access in Phnom Penh TBA. Permissions pending.

Raffles Hotel Le Royal, Phnom Penh - State room

Breakfast is included

Day 8 - Thursday 08 November 2007

Fly onto Vientiane in Laos today.

Vietnam Airlines flight - Flt No: VN 840 - Dep: 1525 - Arr: 1655 - (same day)

Economy class; Non-stop flight; Non-smoking

On arrival transfer to your hotel.

Green Park, Vientiane - Deluxe

Breakfast is included

Day 9 - Friday 09 November 2007

View Harbin Y7 aircraft today.

Airside access in Vientiane - permissions pending.

Green Park, Vientiane - Deluxe

Breakfast is included

Day 10 - Saturday 10 November 2007

Morning at leisure before an afternoon transfer to the airport.

Fly back to Bangkok today.

Lao Aviation flight - Flt No: QV 415 - Dep: 1630 - Arr: 1750 - (same day)

Economy class; Non-stop flight; Non-smoking

Day 11 - Sunday 11 November 2007

Connect in Bangkok for your return flight to London.

British Airways flight - Flt No: BA 10 - Dep: 0010 - Arr: 0550 - (same day)

Economy class; Non-stop flight; Non-smoking

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE

Any meals other than breakfast unless stated as included in the Day by Day Summary of Travel Arrangements.

Local airport departure taxes - payable locally on each departure.

Travel insurance.

Items of a personal nature such as laundry, drinks, etc.

Tips for your guide and driver (discretionary).

Any camera or video fees at any sites.

Entrance fees and other costs when on 'free time'.

Future Fuel Surcharges.

VISAS

Cambodia

British, Irish, Canadian and US nationals can obtain a one month tourist visa on arrival at Phnom Penh or Siem Reap International Airports or at the border with Chau Doc in Vietnam. A fee of US$20 in cash has to be paid at the airport and you will also need 2 passport photographs. If you are arriving by boat from Vietnam, the visa process is the same but the fee is US$23 in cash. Other land borders charge US$25. Arriving on a weekend incurs an additional supplement of US$2-3.

Laos

All western nationals require a visa to enter Laos. Your visa will be issued on arrival (on presentation of 2 passport photos and a visa fee currently US$30 payable in US dollars cash). Please note these visa regulations are subject to regular changes.

Philippines

For most foreigners staying up to 21 days, visas are not required upon entering the country, provided visitors have valid passports and tickets to leave the Philippines. Visas are required only for stateless persons and citizens of countries with which the Philippines has no diplomatic relations. For visitors who are planning to stay up to 59 days, a temporary visitors visa is required, and registration with the Commission on Immigration and Deportation is necessary. Foreigners arriving from an area infected by plague, typhus or yellow fever are required to have valid vaccination and immunisation certificates. Holders of Hong Kong and Taiwan passports need special entry permits. Visas and permits may be obtained from Philippine embassies and consulates.

Vietnam

Visas for Vietnam need to be arranged in advance of travel. The Audley Travehe appropriate forms and apply for the visa on your behalf. Your passport will be required for a few days for the visa to be stamped in. Ordinary single entry tourist visas are normally valid for one calendar month. Longer duration, business and multiple entry visas can also be arranged.

Important Note: We cannot under any circumstances guarantee that your visa application for any country will be accepted. However, in our experience refusals are extremely rare. Visa information is given in good faith and is accurate to the best of our knowledge