Travel the world with RIT Alumni Association
The RIT Alumni Association is welcoming RIT community members and friends of RIT to participate in a travel program. Several cruise and land travel opportunities are available this September as well as February, May, July, August and September 2015.
The RIT Alumni Association is welcoming RIT community members and friends of RIT to participate in a travel program. Several cruise and land travel opportunities are available this September as well as February, May, July, August and September 2015:
- Sept. 16–26: “Barging in Burgundy” includes three nights in Beaune, France, at the Hôtel Le Cep, three nights aboard the Caprice Barge and three nights in Lyon at the Hôtel Carlton Lyon.
- Sept. 22–Oct. 9: “Pearls of Antiquity: Athens to Istanbul” includes two nights at the NJV Athens Plaza Hotel and 12 nights aboard the MV Aegean Odyssey from Athens to Istanbul.
- Feb. 2–23, 2015: “Mystical Andes & Majestic Fjords” is a 20-night luxury cruise from Lima, Peru, around the southern tip of South Africa to Buenos Aires, Argentina, stopping at several ports along the way.
- Feb. 10–28, 2015: “Discover Down Under” is a 16-night luxury cruise from Sydney, Australia, to Auckland, New Zealand.
- May 19–31, 2015: “Exotic Mediterranean” is an 11-night luxury cruise in the Mediterranean Sea from Turkey to Portugal.
- May 31–June 7, 2015: “An Architectural and Artistic Tour of Northern Italy with RIT Faculty Member Peter Gabak” is a land tour with four nights in Florence and two nights in Vicenza with Peter Gabak, an art and architectural historian.
- July 14-24, 2015: “Alaska Passage” is a 10-night cruise from Seattle, Wash., to several Alaskan cities, including Juneau and Sitka.
- Sept. 26–Oct. 4, 2015: “Greek Isles” is an eight-night cruise from Istanbul, Turkey, to Athens, Greece, with several stops in Greece.
For more information, contact Terry Bohling at terry.bohling@rit.edu or call 585-475-7624.
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