ALL BLACKS TO SOUTH AFRICATRI-NATIONS TOUR: 3 TESTS // 3 COUNTRIES// 5 – 28 AUGUST 2011All BlAcks v WAllABies in AucklAnd // All BlAcks v springBoks in port elizABeth //

All BlAcks v WAllABies in BrisBAne // 2 nIgHTS AUCKLAnd // 2 nIgHTS JOHAnneSBURg // 2 nIgHTS

VICTORIA FALLS, ZAmBIA // 2 nIgHTS CHOBe gAme PARK, BOTSwAnA // 5 nIgHTS CAPe TOwn // 3 dAyS

TRAVeLLIng THe gARden ROUTe // 1 nIgHT PORT eLIZABeTH // 3 nIgHTS IVORy TRee gAme LOdge //

3 nIgHTS COnRAd JUPITeRS, gOLd COAST, AUSTRALIA // OFFICIAL nZRU TOUR // exCLUSIVe ALL BLACKS

TRAVeL BRAnd // 4 & 5 STAR ACCOmmOdATIOn // ALL FLIgHTS & TRAnSFeRS // COOKed BReAKFASTS And

mAny OTHeR meALS InCLUded // exPeRIenCed And POPULAR TOUR LeAdeRS: mURRAy & CAROLyn PIeRCe

// gReAT SIgHTSeeIng // TOwnSHIP TOUR // gAme dRIVeS

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All BlAcks trAvelPROUdly by WIllImENT“ALL BLACKS TRAVEL” – PROUDLY BY WILLIMENT is a licensed product of the New Zealand Rugby Union. As such it carries the complete endorsement of the New Zealand Rugby Union and the respected “Silver Fern”. This is a sign of quality and guarantees a standard of arrangements commensurate with this country’s leading sports brand – the All Blacks Team.

Williment Sports Travel is the operator of these official All Blacks Travel packages in New Zealand and world-wide, and as such holds a very privileged position in terms of market position. When you entrust “ALL BLACKS TRAVEL” – PROUDLY BY WILLIMENT with your travel arrangements, you can be assured of friendly, accurate service and attention to detail, along with the endorsement of the New Zealand Rugby Union through its Official Licensed Product branding.

“ALL BLACKS TRAVEL” – PROUDLY BY WILLIMENT operates Packages and Tours to the following events in 2011:

• Investec Super Rugby, February – June

• NZI Sevens, Wellington, 4 – 5 February

• USA Sevens, Las Vegas, 12 – 13 February

• Hong Kong Sevens, 25 – 27 March

• Adelaide Sevens, 2 – 3 April

• New Zealand v South Africa, Wellington, 30 July

• New Zealand v Australia, Auckland, 6 August

• New Zealand v South Africa, Port Elizabeth, 20 August

• New Zealand v Australia, Brisbane, 27 August

• ITM Cup, August – October

All packages and tours include many flexible options, suited to the independent traveller, corporate & incentive market, and the group supporter. “ALL BLACKS TRAVEL” – PROUDLY BY WILLIMENT packages and tours are available nationwide from the Williment Sports Travel office in Wellington, or your favourite local TAANZ Bonded Travel Agent.

thank you for your support of the All Blacks & new zealand rugby.

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Depending on travelling numbers I am delighted to advise that our tours will once again be led by very experienced and well-known Williment Sports Travel tour leaders. At this stage Murray & Carolyn Pierce and Andy & Lesley Leslie have indicated their availability. We are sure you will enjoy their caring, knowledgeable and relaxed approach to tour leading.

So, thank you for considering our tour. We already have the nucleus of an excellent group showing interest. If you would like to discuss any aspects of our tour in more detail, please do not hesitate to contact Philip Mazey in our Wellington office on 04 380 2536 or email philip.mazey@williment.co.nz. He will be pleased to hear from you and share his thoughts and experiences. We do hope you can join us!

With kind regards to all.

ross Jamiesondirector Williment sports trAvel

2011 investec tri-nAtions drAWdAte mAtch venue kick-off time

(locAl)

sAturdAY 23 JulY Australia v South Africa

Sydney, Australia

8.00pm

sAturdAY 30 JulY New Zealand v South Africa

Wellington, New Zealand

7.35pm

sAturdAY 6 August New Zealand v Australia

Auckland, New Zealand

7.35pm

sAturdAY 13 August South Africa v Australia

Durban, South Africa

5.00pm

sAturdAY 20 August South Africa v New Zealand

Port Elizabeth, South Africa

5.00pm

sAturdAY 27 August Australia v New Zealand

Brisbane, Australia

8.00pm

“ALL BLACKS TRAVEL” – PROUDLY BY WILLIMENT offer tours and packages to each of the All Blacks matches above and can provide quotes and options accordingly. Please contact our friendly team for more information and brochures.

Welcome!dear All Blacks Rugby Supporter,I am pleased to present to you our “ALL BLACKS TRAVEL” – PROUDLY BY WILLIMENT brochure for the All Blacks Tour to South Africa in August 2011. The prospect of watching the All Blacks play on foreign soil is always a big draw-card for New Zealand Rugby fans, with the South African sights, game viewing and love of rugby all key attractions.

Williment Sports Travel, operators of “ALL BLACKS TRAVEL” – PROUDLY BY WILLIMENT have been organising tours following the All Blacks for over forty years now. This will be our 30th tour to the Republic of South Africa. We have earned an enviable reputation for quality tour arrangements at a reasonable price. The experience and knowledge of our people is second to none. We do not skimp on inclusions, our hotels are centrally located and of a good standard, and above all we strive to provide good value for money and a lasting once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Our tours attract many couples, but we also have a fair number of men and women travelling on their own or with a friend. Whilst the rugby is a primary reason for our tours, the days in between are filled with great touring experiences, shopping opportunities and fun social occasions. We also endeavour to build in plenty of spare time for people to ‘do their own thing’. A testimony to our tours’ success is the large number of ‘repeat’ clients that we welcome back time and again. The feedback we receive from them and the encouragement they offer, has inspired us to strive for greater improvements and innovations each time we design a new tour.

We have been waiting for this itinerary opportunity for a long time now, taking in a consecutive match on the home soil of each of the tri nations teams. We have put together a spectacular 24 day itinerary, offering ample scenic and social inclusions, with memorable meals & banquets as we journey through the best of southern Africa. starting with the Bledisloe cup in Auckland, fly with Qantas (the most direct route) to Johannesburg for 2 nights of sightseeing and recovery, before heading to the incredible victoria falls (from the zambian side) followed by 2 nights of game viewing at chobe game park. head back to south Africa spending 5 nights in the beautiful city of cape town, before travelling along the garden route on the southern coast of south Africa towards port elizabeth, the venue for the All Blacks match against south Africa. from here you move to the highly acclaimed ivory tree game lodge in the pilanesburg national park for 3 nights, before departing the African continent and travelling to the gold coast in Queensland for a few days of sun and surf, then taking in the tour finale, the Wallabies v the All Blacks at suncorp stadium.

During the tour, we hope to enjoy an exclusive cocktail function or gathering with the All Blacks team and management. This is a benefit of our relationship with the NZRU, but will largely depend on the ability to coordinate our itinerary with the schedule and availability of the All Blacks squad.

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24 dAY tri-nAtions tourpricing summArY (per person)3 tests: AucklAnd, port elizABeth & BrisBAne fridAY 5 – sundAY 28 August, 2011

tour price eX AucklAnd – Based on Twin/Double share room and minimum of 40 paying people

$12,995

lAnd onlY – Based on the full tour itinerary less the flights from Auckland–Sydney–Johannesburg–Sydney–Gold Coast and Brisbane–NZ

(Approx. taxes on internal African flights) $440

$11,025

single room supplement (if required) $2,925

premium economY upgrAde (long haul flights only, subject to availability)

$2,795

Business clAss upgrAde (long haul flights only, subject to availability)

$6,735

Airport / Airline depArture & securitY tAXes estimAte $875

trAvel insurAnce estimAte (Under age 59 yrs) $193

spending moneY estimAte (based on $100 per person per day) $2,400

The Tour Prices above have been calculated by using November 2010 exchange rates for South African and Australian hotels, coach costs and other land inclusions. Changes to the NZ Dollar v South African Rand, Australian Dollar & US Dollar exchange rates could impact on the final tour price and other cost estimates. Bookings are subject to availability. All tour and travel prices, estimated taxes and travel insurance prices are all subject to change.

Prices shown are per person, share twin or double.

Your tour includes• Airfares in economy class on Qantas Airways, from Auckland via Sydney to

Johannesburg, Johannesberg to Coolangatta via Sydney, then Brisbane to

Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch (refer to itinerary for scenarios).

• Airfares in economy class on British Airways from Johannesburg to Livingstone

and return, Johannesburg to Cape Town then Port Elizabeth to Johannesburg.

• 22 nights accommodation in good quality 4 & 5 star properties, on a twin

or double share basis (for single supplement, please refer to the pricing

summary).

• Cooked breakfast each morning.

• All indicated airport, match and touring transfers by luxury air-conditioned

coach.

• Two hour welcome function in Auckland, including canapés and beverages.

• Johannesberg:

– Half day guided sightseeing tour of Soweto.

– Ellis Park stadium tour.

• Cruise on the “African Queen”, including cocktails, beverages (beer and fruit

juice only) and snacks.

• Morning and evening guided game drives at Chobe Game Park, in open top

landrovers or river boats.

• Lunches and dinners at Chobe Marina Lodge.

• Botswana Multiple Entry Visa (price subject to change).

• Cape Town:

– Half day guided sightseeing tour, including entry to Table Mountain

(weather permitting).

– Full day guided Winelands Tour, including wine tastings and lunch.

– Half day guided tour to District 6 township, Langa and Khayalitsha.

• Garden Route:

– Tour of Oudtshoorn Ostrich Farm.

– Tour of Birds of Eden Sanctuary.

– Monkeyland Safari.

• Morning and evening guided game drives at Ivory Tree Game Lodge, in open

top landrovers.

• Use of hot water bottles and blankets for game drives.

• Sundowner drinks on one evening game drive.

• Morning and afternoon teas at Ivory Tree Game Lodge.

• Dinners at Ivory Tree Game Lodge:

– 1st & 3rd nights: Lodge Dining Room.

– 2nd night: Outdoor “Boma”.

• Possible cocktail function with the All Blacks management & team, depending

on team itinerary, schedule and availability.

• Access to the Premier Lounge at Johannesburg Airport on Wednesday 24

August (prior to flight).

• Good quality official seated match tickets:

– All Blacks v Wallabies, Auckland.

– All Blacks v Springboks, Port Elizabeth.

– All Blacks v Wallabies, Brisbane.

• Porterage.

• Good quality branded tour clothing, including a warm jacket or vest, a shirt,

hat and bag.

• Gratuities and tips for guides and drivers only (not wait staff, paid at your

discretion).

• New Zealand GST (15%) & South Africa VAT (14%) where applicable.

• The services of Williment Sports Travel experienced tour leaders throughout.

not included in price• Connecting New Zealand domestic flights and airport transfers to the

Sky Grand Hotel in Auckland (can be quoted and arranged on request).

• Airport, airline security, departure taxes and insurance levies (refer pricing

summary).

• Travel Insurance policy (refer pricing summary for estimate).

• Passport and Visa Fees if required.

• Meals and drinks, other than those specified in the itinerary.

• Items of a personal nature, including, but not limited to drinks, room service,

mini-bars, laundry, phone bills etc.

• Additional sights, entrance fees and meals that may be offered by your tour

leaders or guides during the tour.

• Optional tours as shown.

importAnt notesPlease note, anyone travelling to South Africa must have three consecutive blank pages in their passport which lie side by side when the passport is open. Passengers travelling to South Africa with passports which do not comply with these requirements, will either be stopped from boarding the aircraft or risk deportation on arrival in South Africa.

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ITIneRARyIncluded meal codes: Cooked Breakfast(B), Lunch(L), Dinner(D), Airline Meal(A), Cocktail Function(CF)

friday 5 August (cf) Auckland

Assemble in Auckland today at the Sky Grand Hotel. Assistance with domestic flights and airport transfers can be provided (additional cost). Check-in for a 2 night stay on a bed and breakfast basis. Later this afternoon, join with your fellow tour members for a “Welcome Function” hosted by your Williment Sports Travel tour leaders. Dinner and evening free.

saturday 6 August (B) Auckland

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and a free day in Auckland, before transferring by coach to the new look Eden Park for the All Blacks v Wallabies Investec Tri Nations test match. Kick-off is scheduled for 7.35pm. Return by coach to your hotel after the game to celebrate and prepare for your early morning departure for South Africa.

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sunday 7 August (A, A) Johannesburg

An early start this morning (approximately 3.45am) as you transfer to Auckland International Airport. Depart New Zealand on Qantas’ 6.15am flight to Sydney (arrives 7.55am), connecting with the Qantas 10.00am flight to Johannesburg. Arrive Johannesburg at 4.05pm, clear South African Customs and transfer by coach to the Protea Hotel Balalaika in the heart of the Sandton District. This evening is free to enjoy the shopping and restaurants in the area, or to catch up on rest after the long journey.

THe PROTeA HOTeL BALALAIKAThe Protea Hotel Balalaika Sandton is a tranquil oasis of country estate in the heart of the business and entertainment hub of Sandton, just outside Johannesburg and approximately 30 minutes from O.R. Tambo International Airport.

Each room is air-conditioned and tastefully furnished in a classic, comfortable style with its own en suite bathroom. Both buildings of the hotel have pools that are set in their own lush, landscaped garden, each boasting a sparkling swimming pool, where guests can relax, unwind and momentarily experience the timelessness and calm of a bygone era.

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monday 8 August (B, l) Johannesberg

Today following a leisurely breakfast, you will enjoy a morning tour of famous Ellis Park Stadium. This has been the venue for some of the All Blacks most historic matches over the years, and you will see first hand what visiting rugby teams face during this time. Following this you will continue the day with a tour of Soweto. The largest black residential area in South Africa, you will see a fascinating contrast to Rosebank and Sandton in the north. This sprawling “city within a city” is home to approximately 2-million people, many of whom work in various parts of the greater metropolitan area of the Witwatersrand. The tour includes all the major points of interest, such as Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, Baragwanath taxi rank, Freedom Square, Hector Pieterson Memorial and Nelson Mandela’s former home. During the tour, stop for lunch at a popular restaurant in the area. Once the tour concludes you will be returned to your hotel where you can enjoy the remainder of the day shopping at one of South Africa’s best shopping centres in Sandton.

tuesday 9 August (B, A) victoria falls

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before checking out of your hotel. At 9.00am transfer to Johannesburg International Airport for the British Airways 11.00am service to Livingstone, Zambia, arriving at 12.45pm. On arrival at Livingstone International Airport, transfer to the Zambezi Sun Hotel. Check in for 2 nights on a bed and breakfast basis. You may wish to immediately visit the World famous Victoria Falls, a mere 150m stroll from your hotel. Mid afternoon transfer to the “African Queen” for a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River. Snacks, cocktails and beverages (excluding wine) are included, whilst you view game from the boat, including hippopotamus and a wide range of bird life. The African Queen is a triple deck 70ft catamaran, furnished with Rhodesian teak, beech wood and brass finishes. This evening and dinner is your own arrangement, you may like to try the Theatre of Food, or Squires Grill, situated close to the Activity Centre within the hotel complex.

THe ZAmBeZI SUn HOTeLLocated on the edge of the eastern cataract of the Victoria Falls, this hotel is inspired by an African walled village, and along with its Zambian artworks, is an unpretentious, fun and welcoming hotel. All 212 ensuite guestrooms are open, airy and tastefully decorated with handcrafted fusion of Zambian designs. All rooms spill outwards into the natural African bush, or face inwards into a vast, cool, landscaped pool with private, shaded balconies offering a perfect choice of holiday lodgings.

Wednesday 10 August (B) victoria falls

After breakfast, enjoy a guided tour of Victoria Falls on the Zambian side. Enjoy the many local walks and nearby “local” market. You may also wish to walk or take a taxi to the Zimbabwe side of the falls and have “high tea” at the grand old lady of local hotels, “The Victoria Falls Hotel”, otherwise relax around the resort-style pool. We recommend you pre-book a 25 minute helicopter ride with us prior to departing New Zealand. You may want to try white water rafting in the fiery Zambezi River. The Activities Centre at the Zambezi Sun Hotel offers a range of sightseeing and activities, including canoeing/kayaking, horse back riding and micro-lights. Other options include the lion walk (approximate cost $195 per person), a visit to Chief Mkuni’s village and the popular elephant back safari. Another option is afternoon tea on Livingstone Island, a small island in the middle of the Zambezi River, an ideal spot to view this immense mass of water. It is here that David Livingstone first viewed the Mosi-Oa-Tunya (The Smoke That Thunders) which he subsequently named after Queen Victoria. Lunch, dinner and evening at leisure.

optionAl tour: HELICOPTER OVER VICTORIA FALLS, APPROxIMATE COST $380 PER PERSON David Livingstone, on seeing the falls, commented that “angels must have gazed upon the falls in all their loveliness”. The 25 minute helicopter flights offer you a panoramic view of both the Zimbabwean and Zambian sides of the Victoria Falls and surrounding national park as well as the gorges. Take in this stunning scenery through the eyes of ‘the angels’ in a 6 seater helicopter ride. This is an opportunity highly recommended by our past clients and is not to be missed!

A typical room at the Zamezi Sun Hotel, Zambia Mosi-Oa-Tunya “The Smoke that Thunders”

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optionAl tour: ELEPHANT BACK SAFARI, APPROxIMATE COST $235 PER PERSONIt is not often one can climb onto the back of an African Elephant and set off at an easy rolling pace in search of other wild game; wild elephant, giraffe, buffalo and much more. This is an elephant ‘experience’ and the guides are highly trained experts in the behaviour of elephants and the wildlife around them. The elephant back safari trails begin at Thorntree Lodge in the Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park, an attractive lodge overlooking the Zambezi River. Tea, coffee and cordials are served upon arrival and after a short introductory talk and safety briefing, you are introduced to the elephants and their handlers, before mounting the great animals. Then head off through the riverine bush, crossing the river in shallow water to get onto the many islands. The experience lasts for about four hours and includes transfers, tea/coffee, snacks and cordial drinks.

thursday 11 August (B, l, d) chobe marina lodge, Botswana

After a relaxed morning and breakfast, at 11.00am transfer to the border, cross the river on a ferry, then board open sided landrovers that will head to the Chobe Marina Lodge (about 80km away). Whilst in the middle of the river on the ferry, you will have the totally unique experience of being at the point where four countries meet: Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Namibia. This is one of only three places in the World where this happens. Upon arrival at the Chobe Marina Lodge, check in for 2 nights, with breakfast, lunch and dinner included each day.

CHOBe mARInA LOdgeLocated in the north eastern corner of Botswana, all 60 of the bedrooms captures the essence of Africa. River and land excursions at Chobe make this destination unequalled. Your safari experience at Chobe Marina Lodge allows you to get up close and personal with nature. Photographic opportunities abound, sunset moments are plentiful and with more than 45,000 elephants that reside within the Chobe National Park, you are guaranteed to bank a lasting memory or two.

Enjoy lunch at the Mokoro Restaurant, one of two restaurants at the lodge, offering a range of international and local dishes. Have an afternoon at leisure, then join your fellow group members for a sunset safari cruise on small boats, providing spectacular wildlife viewing and vistas of the African sunset. After, enjoy dinner at the lodge.

friday 12 August (B, l, d) chobe marina lodge, Botswana

An early morning wake-up call around 5.30am for your morning game drive (when the animals are most active). Before departure, coffee, tea and muffins will be served, with refreshments served mid-way through the game drive. On return to the lodge, breakfast will be served, with the middle of the day at leisure to relax after the early start. A light lunch will be served. Enjoy an afternoon game activity, followed by dinner at the lodge.

saturday 13 August (B, A,) cape town

An early morning wake-up call around 5.30am for your morning game drive. Before departure, coffee, tea and muffins will be served, with refreshments served mid-way through the game drive. On return to the lodge, breakfast will be served. Check out of Chobe Marina Lodge this morning and transfer back to Livingstone Airport, for the 1.30pm British Airways flight to Johannesburg. Arrive Johannesburg at 3.15pm, clear Customs and Immigration before connecting with British Airways 6.00pm service to Cape Town, arriving at 8.10pm. On arrival at Cape Town Airport, transfer to the Portswood Hotel (approximate 20 minute drive). Check in for 5 nights on a bed and breakfast basis. We have pre-arranged to record the south Africa v Australia tri nations match which will be played in durban while you are in mid air. this match will be replayed for the group once you have settled into the hotel.

Elephant Back Safari, Zambia Chobe Marina Lodge, Botswana

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THe PORTSwOOd HOTeLThe Portswood Hotel is superbly located on the site of the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront near the foothills of Signal Hill and the harbour area. The entrance of The Portswood is a mere minute’s walk from the entrance of the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. World class beaches are 15 minutes away from the hotel and one is literally 5 minutes away from the city centre and all the main attractions. This elegant hotel not only offers superior accommodation and a relaxed atmosphere, but a very personal approach to service.

sunday 14 August (B) cape town

Enjoy a buffet style breakfast in the restaurant (served 6.30am – 10.30am). At 9.00am depart on a sights tour, combining the spectacular natural cape scenery and popular Cape Town city attractions. If the weather is kind, take the cable car to the summit of Table Mountain (or Signal Hill should the Table Mountain Cable Way not be open due to bad weather). The view from there should not be missed. Next, follow the scenic coastal road from Clifton to the waterfront. After, visit District Six and stroll through the original Company Gardens. Following this there is an interesting and informative drive past some historic Cape Town buildings, such as the Castle and the Slave Lodge. You will also get to see the original Malay Quarter where many of the residents have descended from slaves shipped into the Mother City by the Dutch settlers in the 17th century. The final stop is the long expanse of Blouberg Beach, offering magnificent views and great photos of Table Mountain across Table Bay, where you can also enjoy light refreshments at one of the beach-side restaurants. Return to the hotel at 1.00pm with lunch, the afternoon and dinner at leisure – your tour leader may suggest an optional group meal this evening at the V&A Waterfront or nearby (own cost).

monday 15 August (B, l) cape town

Enjoy breakfast in the hotel, before our Township Tour to District Six, Langa, Gugulethu & Khayalitsha. Revisit South Africa’s history on this cultural tour to Bo Kaap and Langa townships in Cape Town. Stroll down the narrow cobblestone streets of Bo kaap (cape malay Quarter) and you will come across brightly coloured houses and mosques,

accommodating the descendents of the people from Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India and Malaysia, who were captured in the 17th & 18th centurys and enslaved by the Dutch-East India Company. At the oldest township of langa, where the black Africans were rehabilitated, you can meet with the locals and learn of their cultural beliefs, sample traditional African cooking at one of the restaurants, or visit the local shebeen (tavern) and play a game of pool with the locals while sipping a cold beer. Witness the community spirit of gugulethu and khayalitsha townships, where friendly residents will share the experiences of their ancestors and traditional customs that have been carried forward from bygone eras. After exploring the townships of Cape Town, return to the hotel at 1.00pm, with the remainder of the day and evening at leisure.

tuesday 16 August (B) cape town

Today is a completely free day in Cape Town. You may wish to shop, relax, catch up on laundry or continue sightseeing privately. We are offering two “optional tours” today (not exclusive to our group) :

optionAl tour: ROBBEN ISLAND & THE ROBBEN ISLAND MUSEUM, APPROxIMATELY $65 PER PERSONDepart from the hotel at 9.00am, returning at 1.00pm. Transfer to and from the V&A Waterfront for the ferry ride to Robben Island (12 km offshore), which for nearly 400 years was a place of banishment, exile, isolation and imprisonment. It was here that rulers sent those they regarded as political troublemakers, social outcasts and the unwanted of society. During the apartheid years Robben Island became internationally known for its institutional brutality. The duty of those who ran the island and its prison was to isolate opponents of apartheid and to crush their morale. Some freedom fighters spent more than a quarter of a century in prison for their beliefs. Those imprisoned on the Island succeeded on a psychological and political level in turning a prison ‘hell-hole’ into a symbol of freedom and personal liberation. The Island’s most famous resident was Nelson Mandela. The tour to Robben Island is 3.5 hours long, including the two 30 minute ferry rides, a visit to the maximum security prison, interaction with an ex-political prisoner, a 45 minute bus ride with a guide providing commentary and the opportunity to explore the Murray’s Bay Harbour precinct attractions, such as the Muslim shrine and Museum shop.

A stunning view of Table Mountain, Cape Town The Portswood Hotel, Cape Town

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optionAl tour: SHARK CAGE DIVING, APPROxIMATELY $335 PER PERSONGet up close and personal with one of natures’ more fearsome beasts, the Great White Shark. This is a chance for experienced divers to scuba dive in the cage; for inexperienced divers to snorkel in the cage; or even for non divers – the surface viewing is spectacular. Transfer from Cape Town 2 hours along the coast to Gansbaai then out to Dyer Island, which has become known as one of only two unique areas in the world where the chance to view the great white shark is exceptionally high (99% chance between April – October). A colony of approximately 40,000 Cape Fur Seals inhabit a neighbouring island (Geyser Rock). Other wildlife species such as Cape Gannets, Cape Cormorants, African penguins, whales and dolphins are also likely to be sighted. Included are door to door transfers from Cape Town, breakfast & a light lunch after the dive inclusive of beer or wine, educational presentation, safety briefing and the chance to purchase souvenir items and DVD to remember the experience.

Wednesday 17 August (B) cape town

After breakfast, board the coach at 9.45am for a full day tour of the Cape Winelands, including a wonderful gourmet lunch at Haute Cabriere and a recommended glass of wine per course. Also visit the Blaauwklippen Wine Estate, one of the oldest working wine farms in South Africa, where the vineyards are tended with care by third generation families. Situated under the branches of the wild fig trees, the new Wine Centre is a reflection of the estate’s devotion to the relationship people have with wine, surrounded by an aromatic herb garden. Enjoy wine tasting and a cellar tour. Later return to Cape Town via Stellenbosch, including a stop at the statue of Danie Craven (the father of South African Rugby) and his famous dog “Blixem”, at the University and Museum. Evening at leisure.

thursday 18 August (B, l) garden route

After breakfast, check out of the hotel then depart to the town of Knysna which is situated along the beautiful Garden Route.

En route stop off at the “Feather Capital of the World” Oudtshoorn where you will enjoy a tour of an ostrich farm and lunch. The tour starts in the breeding camp, with a nest of ostrich eggs, where the first stage of the ostrich life cycle is explained. You will get the opportunity to test the strength of the eggs by standing on them. You will get to sit on an ostrich and those who are brave enough can even try their hand at riding one. Every tour ends with an “Ostrich Derby” where local jockeys display their riding skills. A highly entertaining and educational tour is guaranteed.

Following lunch, continue to Knysna and check in to the Protea Hotel Knysna Quays, where you will spend the next 2 nights of the tour.

Dinner tonight will be at leisure at one of the many restaurants at the Knysna Waterfront (own cost).

THe PROTeA HOTeL KnySnA QUAySOne of the best hotel locations in South Africa, the 4-star Protea Hotel Knysna Quays enjoys a spectacular perspective of the popular coastal town of Knysna. Renowned as the perfect holiday destination, this hotel is set on the Knysna Quays Waterfront with the lagoon at your doorstep. Facing the warm Indian Ocean through the Knysna Heads, the hotel offers a tranquil stay in spacious rooms overlooking the magical Knysna lagoon and the historical train station.

A unique dining experience is promised for every meal with six restaurants to choose from making lunch and dinners on the waterfront memorable.

friday 19 August (B, l) garden route

After a leisurely breakfast, head out for a day with the animals, first visiting the Birds of Eden Sanctuary. This unique two hectare dome (the World’s largest) spans over a gorge of indigenous forest. The sanctuary is home to over 3,500 birds and has its own mysterious ruin, which incorporates a walk-behind waterfall.

Following the Bird Sanctuary, head across to the nearby Monkeyland, home to 15 different species of Primates, 9 species of which are free roaming in the main 12 hectare Monkeyland forest. You can expect to see many species of monkeys, apes and lemurs living as they should: free and in a forested habitat. Take a guided safari and expect to see a variety of primates, ranging from the Gibbons of Asia to the Lemurs of Madagascar.

The Protea Hotel Knysna Quays, Port Elizabeth

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The knowledgeable rangers will tell you all about these fascinating mammals as you encounter them roaming free in the forest. They also point out, identify and explain the many wonders of life in the forest, from the rich diversity of bird life to the intricate workings of the forest itself.

At the conclusion of the tours, transfer back to the hotel for an evening at leisure.

saturday 20 August (B) port elizabeth

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast before checking out of the hotel then proceeding along the Southern Coast to Port Elizabeth, where you will check in to the Port Elizabeth Courtyard Hotel for one night. Around 3.00pm transfer to Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium (capacity 46,000) in good time for the 5.00pm kick-off. After the match, transfer back to the hotel to hopefully celebrate an All Blacks victory.

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PORT eLIZABeTH COURTyARd HOTeLThe Courtyard Hotel Port Elizabeth is situated on Marine Drive in the Boardwalk Casino and Resort complex, directly opposite the famed Humewood International Beach of the Eastern Cape. The hotel consists of 91 suites and studios and situated 8 minutes from the CBD and 5 minutes from Port Elizabeth Airport.

sunday 21 August (B, A, d) ivory tree game lodge, pilanesberg

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and transfer to Port Elizabeth Airport for the British Airways 8.45am flight to Johannesburg. Arrive Johannesburg at 10.25am, where you will be met and transferred on board a luxury air-conditioned coach for the 2.5 hour journey west to the Ivory Tree Game Lodge. On arrival at the lodge, check in for 3 nights, with breakfast, lunch, dinner, morning & afternoon teas included each day. At 4.30pm embark on the first game drive into the Big-5 Pilanesberg Nature Reserve. Sundowner drinks and snacks will also be served at

a scenic spot in the reserve as the sun sets on the African bush. The duration of the game drive is roughly 3 hours. To combat the evening chill, blankets and hot water bottles will be provided during ALL game drives. After the game drive, take the opportunity to freshen up before making your way to the Lodge Dining Room, where you will enjoy a delectable dinner prepared by the resident chef. Then maybe a nightcap before retiring to your luxury chalet.

THe IVORy TRee gAme LOdgeSituated in the north eastern region of the Pilanesberg National Park, a “Big-5 Malaria-free” reserve. Nestled in the basin of an ancient amphitheatre, divided by river, woodlands and elephant trails, lies this exclusive lodge. The central facility includes a stunning feature pool, bar, conference room, dining room, boma dining area, reception and curio shop. All 57 suites feature air-conditioning, full ensuite bathrooms with a private outside shower, mini-bar fridges and tea & coffee making facilities. The Lodge has been carefully planned to ensure easy flowing and comfortable areas, with two lounges, a bar and cocktail lounge, a multi-tiered dining room and open air boma. The central areas provide impressive views of the surrounding amphitheatre and the large swimming pool has been positioned between the lodge and the recently completed water hole.

SAFARI ACTIVITIeS AT THe LOdge Ivory Tree Game Lodge uses custom built 10-seater open game viewers that permit maximum 360 degree visibility. The Pilanesberg is home to a wide variety of general game, including the Big 5. Each group of guests is assigned a personal guide who is tasked with interpreting the sights and sounds of the African bush. Your guide will spend time with you at dinners as well and is always around to ensure that you remain comfortable during your stay.

Some All Blacks v Springboks action! The Study at Ivory Tree Game Lodge

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monday 22 August (B, l, d) ivory tree game lodge, pilanesberg

Another early morning game drive this morning, including snacks and morning tea, before enjoying a sumptuous breakfast, and a day at leisure. Once again a light lunch and afternoon tea will be served. You may wish to head to the Sun City Entertainment Complex today, about 25 minutes away (the lodge can arrange transport, approximately NZ$65 return). Here you could enjoy golf at the acclaimed Gary Player course (complete with crocodiles in the “fenced” lake on the 13th!), costing approximately NZ$170 per person for 18 holes and lunch, visit the Palace of the Lost City Hotel, try your luck at the Casino, enjoy one of the many restaurants and bars, experience Waterworld, or laze by one of the hotel pools. Please note an entrance fee applies when visiting Sun City, approximately NZ$15 per person. Otherwise enjoy lunch in the lodge dining room at 1.00pm, then a leisurely afternoon to explore the surroundings, before enjoying tea, coffee and cakes at 3.30pm. Following afternoon tea depart on your evening game drive. On return to the lodge, freshen up, before being escorted to the Boma for dinner. A ‘Boma’ is an open-air reed enclosure, lit by paraffin lamps, where you will savour a traditional bushveld feast under the incomparable star-studded African night sky.

optionAl eXtrA: HOT AIR BALLOONING AT IVORY TREE GAME LODGE, APPROxIMATELY $695 PER PERSONYou will be collected in an open safari vehicle from the Ivory Tree Lodge at approximately 5.30am and driven to the launch site, situated in the centre of the Pilanesberg National Park. There you will be met by the pilot and crew, briefed and then commence one of the finest and most unforgettable ways to view the park and its inhabitants. On landing sparkling wine and/or orange juice will be served, after which you will be transferred to a private lodge for a full English breakfast. Certificates will be issued. Return to Ivory Tree Game Lodge around 11am.

tuesday 23 August (B, l, d) ivory tree game lodge, pilanesberg

Another early morning game drive this morning, including snacks and morning tea, before enjoying a sumptuous breakfast, and a day at leisure. Lunch can be taken in the lodge dining room at 1.00pm, then a leisurely afternoon to explore the surroundings, before enjoying tea, coffee and cakes at 3.30pm. Following afternoon tea depart on your final evening game drive. After the game drive, take the opportunity to freshen up before making your way to the lodge dining room, where you will enjoy a delectable dinner prepared by the resident chef.

Wednesday 24 August (B, A, A) in flight

Another ‘optional’ early morning game drive this morning, including snacks and morning tea, before check out. Today you will be transferred by luxury coach back to Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport (approximately 2 hours drive ) for a mid afternoon checkin for your Qantas flight to Australia. You will have an opportunity for last minute duty-free shopping, before relaxing in the premier club lounge – a business class lounge situated past Customs and next to the duty free shops, then board the Qantas Airways 6.10pm flight to Sydney.

thurday 25 August (A) gold coast

Arrive Sydney at 1.55pm today where you will clear customs and immigration, collect your bags, then proceed to the domestic connections counter for your onward Qantas codeshare flight (operated by Jetstar) to the Gold Coast. Depart Sydney again at 5.00pm and arrive on the Gold Coast by 6.20pm. Upon arrival you will be met by our friendly Williment Sports Travel staff and transferred to the Conrad Jupiters Hotel, Broadbeach, where you are confirmed for a 3 night stay. The remainder of the evening is free to recover after the long journey from Africa, or to explore the Gold Coast night life.

King of the Jungle! Hot Air Ballooning over Pilanesberg National Park

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COnRAd JUPITeRS HOTeLConrad Jupiters Hotel and Casino on the Gold Coast is the ideal location for one of Australia’s best hotels. Jupiters Gold Coast boasts a variety of accommodation, bar and dining options as well as having a casino and entertainment complex on your back doorstep. Imagine what you could get up to?

friday 26 August (B, d) gold coast

After enjoying a leisurely breakfast, today is free to do as you please. Whether you would like a sun bathe on the beach, a dip in the surf, a shopping excursion or one of the myriad of other sightseeing options open to you, there is something for everyone. Tonight we have an included dinner show at the famous attraction Draculas, where you will enjoy a 3 course dinner (drinks additional) whilst being entertained, mocked, offended and everything in between in a memorable cabaret stage show.

This will be the last dinner opportunity as a group before parting ways on Sunday, so make the most of it!

saturday 27 August (B) gold coast

Enjoy breakfast and a leisurely morning before once again donning the black garb and transferring up the highway (approx. 1 hour) into Brisbane where you will attend the Williment Sports Travel Pre Match function, including finger food, beer, wine and soft drinks. Some live entertainment will be provided and will put you in the mood for the big match. At the conclusion of the function walk the short distance to Suncorp Stadium (capacity 52,500) for the All Blacks final test prior to RWC2011, against Australia for the Bledisloe Cup.

wALLABIeS V ALL BLACKSFollowing the match, transfer by coach back to the Gold Coast, to continue the party beach-style.

sunday 28 August (B) home!

The final day on tour! Following a leisurely breakfast, check out of the hotel and enjoy a free morning. Murray and Carolyn may suggest a final group lunch (own cost) before transferring by coach to Brisbane International Airport for your flight home.

You have the option to spend additional days in Brisbane city (or further afield in Australia), otherwise depart Australia on Qantas’ evening service to Auckland. Wellington clients can choose to fly home via Sydney otherwise return to Auckland and overnight (at additional cost) then continue onto Wellington (next day). Christchurch clients can return home via the Qantas codeshare flight (operated by Jetstar) this evening.

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All Blacks setting scrum against the Wallabies Suncorp Stadium

pleAse reAd the folloWing informAtion cArefullY Before registering on one of our tours

cAncellAtions And refundsAll cancellations must be advised in writing. For cancellations received up until 18 March 2011; all monies will be refunded in full less any credit card merchant fees incurred. Cancellations received between 19 March and 29 April 2011 will incur a fee of $1,500 per person. Cancellations received between 30 April and 27 May 2011 will incur a fee of $3,500 per person. Cancellations received after 27 May 2011 are non-refundable. WST will attempt to minimise these supplier fees on your behalf, but it depends on our ability to re-sell your place and the attitude and conditions of airlines, hotels, land operators and match ticket providers. Please read the information on “Insurance”.

AmendmentsEach and every amendment made to a booking after 27 May 2010 will incur an amendment fee of $100 per amendment per person, along with any fees charged by airlines and/or other suppliers. Amendments to bookings within a week of departure cannot be guaranteed, but if they are possible, will incur an amendment fee of $200 per amendment per person in addition to any applicable airline reissue/amendment fees.

items not coveredUnless otherwise specified the costs of credit card merchant fees, meals, drinks, laundry, porterage, passports, visas, entry and departure taxes, tips and gratuities, items of a personal nature and any other items not included in our ‘tour inclusions’ section of our brochure, are not included.

unused servicesUpon the commencement of your package, refunds will not be provided where from illness or personal choice you do not utilise part or all of the package inclusions. Please refer ‘Cancellations and Refunds’ section if cancelling your package prior to departure date.

individuAl ArrAngementsAll our tour arrangements have been made and priced on a group basis. However, we are more than happy to arrange individual (Free Wheeler) itineraries upon request. We can tailor make an itinerary to meet your needs whether they be for business or pleasure. We can obtain the match tickets and accommodation to suit your budget. You can depart from New Zealand earlier or later, or extend your stay – one of our experienced consultants will be pleased to help. However, please be aware that if you book as an individual (Free Wheeler), our group arrangements, inclusions and services, staff and tour leaders will not be available to you while on tour because of their commitment to the group tour. Also, negotiated event fares & rates may not apply to individual itineraries.

group sizePrices and arrangements have been made on the basis of a minimum of forty (40) persons travelling together on each group departure. If minimum numbers are not met, the tour may have to be re costed or cancelled and an alternative option offered.

This All Blacks Travel brochure and the tours outlined within have been arranged by Williment World Travel Ltd (WWT) of Wellington trading as Williment Sports Travel (WST) as part of the Williment Travel Group (WTG). Williment World Travel Ltd is a Licensee of the New Zealand Rugby Union and sole operator of “ALL BLACKS TRAVEL” – PROUDLY BY WILLIMENT brand and associated services. Williment World Travel Ltd was established in 1968 and has traded continuously ever since. All related tour payments are banked into WTG’s client trust account held at the BNZ. WTG is a fully bonded member of the Travel Agents Association of New Zealand (TAANZ) and is a member of IATA (International Air Transport Association).

pAYments And cAncellAtions

stAted pricesPrices in this brochure are in New Zealand Dollars and are on a “per person” basis. Prices are for payment by internet banking, by cash or by personal or bank cheque. Credit Card fees have not been costed into the tour prices. For payments by credit card see DEPOSITS & PAYMENTS below. All prices include New Zealand & Australian GST and South African VAT, if any. Prices include tariffs, royalties and fees payable to secure guaranteed early access to official match tickets from the NZRU’s ticket allocation. Due to possible currency fluctuations and changes in supplier/service costs, prices are subject to variation at any time until full payment is received. Please note that for contractual reasons pricing can not be itemised out.

deposits & pAYmentsTo secure a place on one of our tours or individual packages, we require an initial deposit of $1,500 per person when registering. A further deposit of $3,500 per person is due by Friday 18 March 2011. Final payment is required no later than Friday 27 May 2011. All prices are based on payment by internet banking, cash, cheque, Visa or MasterCard only. If you wish to use another brand of credit card, please check with us first, because merchant fees charged by some credit card companies have not been allowed for in our pricing, which means a surcharge will apply. After this initial deposit subsequent payments by credit card will only be accepted for the full tour price. If booking via another travel agent, please check acceptable forms of payment with them, as we cannot accept credit card payment from travel agents on your behalf. We prefer payments to be made by internet banking. If paying this way it is imperative you include your surname & our code with your internet payment so we can allocate the funds to your account promptly. Please make contact with your Williment Sports Travel consultant for our bank account details, or refer to the bottom of our invoice for details.

eXchAnge rAtesThe exchange rates used to price the tours in this brochure were current as at November 2010. Due to the volatility of exchange rates over recent months, some forward exchange rate contracts have been committed to by WST. WST has estimated the amount we will require to pay for the tours, but due to any unexpected demand WST may need to purchase more overseas funds than it has allowed for in the tour prices. Should there be a shift in the NZ Dollar rate against the South African Rand, Australian Dollar and/or the US Dollar, adjustments in the tour price may have to be passed onto clients up until full payment has been received by WST. Confidential details of exchange rate contracts remain the property of WST and its bankers.

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flights

AirfAresSpecial group airfares have been included in the tour pricing on Qantas and British Airways. The pricing is based on using the same airline from NZ to South Africa and return. If you would like to travel in one direction on one airline (i.e. Air New Zealand) and in the other direction on another airline – or a combination of legs on several carriers, then a higher airfare will apply. Please talk to our Tour Co-ordinators about this option.

chAngesAs airlines reserve the right to alter schedules, WST cannot be held responsible when confirmed flights are subsequently changed. Once issued, airline tickets are non refundable and non transferable. Upgrades are available at the extra costs stated – subject to availability in that booking class. If upgrades at that price are not available, they may be offered at a different price in a different booking class.

fuel surchArges, Airline And insurAnce leviesAll taxes and fees associated with the airfare (i.e. fuel surcharges, CAA Domestic Passenger Levy, Insurance Surcharge and Government Security Levy) are either INCLUDED in the package price provided, or are shown as an ADDITIONAL cost. These are subject to change without notice. Please check with us if you are unsure.

domestic connectionsTour airfare prices are from Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch in conjunction with Qantas’ International services. Special add-on fares are available at an extra cost. Please contact us if you require assistance in this regard.

Business clAss or premium economY clAss upgrAdeBookings will be subject to availability. Please mark the appropriate box on the registration form and one of our consultants will contact you to discuss your requirements and the options available.

QAntAs freQuent flYerIf you are a Qantas Frequent Flyers member, you can earn frequent flyer points. If you are not a member and would like to join, please apply online at https://www.qantas.com.au/fflyer/dyns/joinff. If you are an existing member and wish to use points for your journey or to upgrade, then please discuss this with our consultants.

generAl informAtion And conditions

All BlAcks itinerAriesThe match and touring itineraries shown in this brochure are correct as at November 2010. If, due to circumstances beyond the control of the NZRU, SARFU or WST, the itinerary is changed, then the supporter’s tour inclusions and pricing may have to be altered.

this BrochureThis brochure was created in November 2010. It remains valid until August 2011, although as tours sell-out and other opportunities arise, we will provide further updates and newsletters, which will supersede relevant sections of this brochure. All reasonable care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this brochure at the time of printing, but services offered, package availability, prices and event details may be subject to change from time to time. You should keep in contact with WST (or your Travel Agent) to ensure any changes which occur can be passed onto you.

documentAtionTravel documents and any tour gear or apparel will be distributed approximately 10 working days prior to your departure date from New Zealand. It is important that you check all of the confirmation letters and documentation handed or sent to you in relation to your proposed travel and accommodation, to ensure it fully meets your requirements and there have been no misunderstandings. WST will not accept responsibility for any documents subsequently altered without our consent.

pAssport And visA reQuirementsYou will need a current passport to travel overseas, with a validity of 6-months or more after the date upon which you are scheduled to arrive back into New Zealand. Most New Zealand Passport holders do not require a visa to enter South Africa. If you have a passport from another country, have a previous criminal conviction, or a contagious disease, a visa may be required to enter these countries. It is your responsibility to secure any visas well before your date of travel. Our tour price includes the purchase of a multiple entry visa to enter Zambia and Botswana, which is gained upon arrival. Anyone travelling to South Africa must have three consecutive blank pages in their passport which lie side by side when the passport is open. If you are in any doubt or require assistance, please contact WST. Our staff will be pleased to assist in confidence. A re-entry visa will be required by travellers leaving New Zealand holding a foreign passport. It is your responsibility to ensure you have the correct documentation in place to allow your return to New Zealand.

sAfetY, heAlth And vAccinAtionsIf you are planning to travel overseas, checklists and travel health and safety tips can help you prepare. You can also register with the NZ Governments Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade if you are visiting overseas, so that you can be contacted in an emergency. If you are concerned about security and travel risks in the countries you intend to visit, you can read the latest travel advisories from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. See the website; www.safetravel.org.nz. Information is available for most countries which can help you make informed travel decisions and minimise risk when you travel overseas. You can subscribe to receive email notification of the latest travel advisory updates. Certain countries require and / or recommend that travellers be vaccinated against specific diseases. Please check with your doctor and / or the embassies concerned to satisfy yourself as to whether your destinations have any requirements or suggestions in this respect. It is your responsibility to ensure your own health with regards to vaccinations and / or decisions to travel to at risk areas. You may also wish to visit the World Health Organisations website: www.who.int/en for more information on health issues.

insurAnceOur QBE Travel Insurance policy can cover you for loss of deposits in cases of “unforeseen circumstances”. This policy also offers comprehensive cover for medical treatment, travel delay, loss of cash and personal belongings. Full details will be sent once you register including negotiated discounts. We recommend that a travel insurance policy should be taken out as soon as you have paid your initial deposits. Should you wish to arrange your own travel insurance you may do so and advise us that you are covered. Please be aware that travel insurance offered by credit card companies does not always match the level of cover offered by our preferred policy. In particular, check the medical cover and the emergency assistance offered. Please ask for a copy of our QBE Insurance policy so that you can compare the cover with other policies offered.

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douBle BedsPlease apply for the room type of your choice, (single, twin or double); however we are unable to guarantee that double beds will be available at all properties. We will, of course, do all we can to secure your preferred bedding request with the hotels.

tWin shAringIf you are travelling alone or with a friend, but wish to share a twin room please indicate this on the tour registration form. Our experience on recent tours is that room sharing arrangements do not always work out for people who are complete strangers to each other. The trend is for singles to take the single room option and pay the single room supplement. If however, you still wish to be matched up with someone we will do all possible to find a roommate for you. If a roommate cannot be found then the single room supplement will have to apply. We will do our best to satisfy your twin share request prior to 27 May 2011, after this date we will proceed on a single supplement basis. If room sharing arrangements do not work out to your satisfaction or either party decides to request a single room during the tour, it will be at your cost and will need to be settled with the hotel concerned directly. Extra rooms are often difficult to book on test weekends on tour.

hotel creditBonds or credit card imprints may be required by accommodation suppliers, where they are providing telephone, mini-bar, in-room movies, laundry and other facilities and services that can be charged to guest rooms. These are usually requested by the hotel at the time of check-in.

tour geArWST include distinctive and sought after branded souvenir items in your pack. These will include a jersey, shirt, hat and bag. All garments are made to order and it may not be possible to exchange items at a later date. If, due to your personal sizing limitations, tour gear and/or sizing and/or styles do not meet your personal expectations, WST cannot be held responsible. However in the past, by far the majority of our All Blacks supporters have been most satisfied with the gear provided. A tour gear order and size form will be sent out in a newsletter.

mAtch ticketsWe obtain match tickets from the NZRU allocation, received directly from the South African Rugby Football Union (SARFU). When this brochure went to print in November 2010, the match ticket pricing and positions had not been advised to the NZRU by SARFU. We have estimated the costs based on our experience and knowledge from previous tours and included this in the tour price. Once match ticket allocations have been received you will be allocated good quality reserved grandstand seats at all the stadiums. If the estimated cost and the actual cost are substantially different a supplementary charge may have to be made, or a refund provided. Match ticket prices include tariffs, royalties and fees payable to secure guaranteed early access to official match tickets from the NZRU’s ticket allocation. Please note WST cannot be held responsible where match-seating positions and perceived quality does not meet your personal expectations. However, in the past, the tickets allocated to the NZRU and our supporters have been mostly covered and of an excellent quality and position.

use of mAtch ticketsMatch tickets on their own or as part of a package may not be resold at a premium, resold through a broker or agent, advertised or offered for resale on the internet or in any other medium. They cannot be used for advertising, promotion or other commercial purposes (including prizes, competitions or trade promotions) or to enhance the demand for other goods or services without the prior written permission of the New Zealand Rugby Union and/or the home unions.

our servicesThe services that WST provide consist of arranging and coordinating travel, accommodation and match tickets, making bookings, and issuing appropriate tickets and vouchers.

our liABilitYWST is instrumental in bringing about a direct contractual relationship between you, the customer, and the “principal” (i.e. airlines, other transport operators, accommodation suppliers, event managers and other suppliers). We undertake to perform our services with reasonable skill and care and, where applicable, in compliance with our obligations under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (which applies to services supplied by us except where they are, or held out as being, acquired for business purposes). We will not be held liable for any loss, damage or claim arising from acts or defaults outside the control of WWT, its employees or agents, including (but not limited to) the acts or defaults of actual travel, accommodation and rugby ticket suppliers.

force mAJeureIf by means of any event of force majeure (which shall include terrorism, pandemic or any cause or event outside our control) we shall be delayed in or prevented from performing our obligations, then such delay or non-performance shall not be deemed a breach or entitle a damages claim. Our obligations shall be suspended whilst such event of force majeure continues.

to Book on our All BlAcks tourTo book, please send in the attached registration form with your deposit of $1,500 per person to Williment Sports Travel. You must read the “Booking Conditions”, sign the registration form and date it. If you wish to discuss any aspect of the tours, contact one of our Tour Co-ordinators.

Alternatively bookings can be accepted via any TAANZ bonded travel agent or Air New Zealand Travel Centre.

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