We recommend registering 4 - 6 months before the tour start date to take full advantage of our pre-tour support and information bulletins, but late registrations are possible when spaces are still available.įull tour entry fees will receive an early payment discount of USD$TBA if full payment is received 6 months before the start of the tour.
#Victoria 2 heavenly kingdom registration#
Registration fee is non-refundable, but may be transferred once, to another tour of your choosing, 90 days or more before the start date of the original tour you have registered for. A registration fee of US$150 must first be paid to hold your place on the tour and is in addition to the entry fee listed above. We advise booking at least 1 additional night at tour accommodation before the tour, to be able to attend rider briefing and have assistance from tour bike mechanic in setting up your bike.įull entry fee payment is due 90 days before the tour start date. Accommodation the night before first cycling day and the night of last cycling day are included in entry fee. Solo riders will be paired with another rider of the same gender at no additional charge. Prices based on double occupancy at majority of the hotels.
There are so many wonderful aspects to working with TDA but key amongst them are travelling with purpose, meeting people from all over-and the food!įull tour and section dates listed are for first and last day of cycling. A few hours later, we loaded all bikes, riders, kit and crew onto an extra van and bus … and took off, tails between our legs, because Patricia was shaping up to be a beast! By nightfall we were safe and sound in the heart of tequila country, and, as Patricia lost most of her fury at landfall, the party at our lodgings ramped up. By 5:00 a.m., CNN was calling Patricia the strongest hurricane ever measured on planet earth. Monitoring the storm’s progress through the night-from stage 4 to stage 5-seemed so unreal. One adventure I don’t expect to have again is the one I had in Mexico, when we discovered Hurricane Patricia was heading right straight at us. Highlights of my travels so far include finishing the North American Epic (NAE) in Mexico City on the Day of the Dead, cycling Central Asia’s Pamir Highway, Abdul’s pilaf in the parking lot, Colombia, pan con chicharron, Patagonia, a massive thunder storm in Zambia, Hami melon, Madagascar, Samarkand, walnut and honey spread on fresh bread and topped with whipped yak cream, eaten in a warm yurt… and the list goes on! It’s amazing to realize that everything I experience with TDA will have an impact on my life long after these adventures are over. With so many incredible memories-and so much food shared, so many friends made along the way-it will take me years to process everything I’ve experienced courtesy of TDA. I’ve learned more about the world and myself then I ever expected. Who would have thought that growing up on a farm and a career in rural healthcare would prepare me for a job like my job at TDA? I always had the desire to travel and even though I thought working here would be too good to actually come true when I sent in my job application, here I am, six tours and 28 countries later. “‘Happiness is only real when shared’: I think this counts for a whole spectrum of experiences and emotions-pain, hardship, excitement, joy, for instance-and explains why sharing an adventure or journey with a group makes it so very real!”
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