Breakfast (Full hot breakfasts are used in our tours).

Today you will gain an understanding of:

1. Land form geography with special emphasis on alluvial plains development, tectonic plate geology, alpine fault lines & scree slope erosion
   
   
2. Living organism adaptations to environmental changes through the study of plant adaptations to both an Alpine and a rainforest environment.

Board your coach and continue on towards Arthurs Pass. Cross the alluvial Canterbury Plains, famous for its fat lamb industry. Travel on towards the Southern Alps and then up into the mountains. Travel over the upper reaches of the Waimakariri River, past sparkling snow-fed streams, rock formations and crystal clear lakes to Arthurs Pass and the Arthurs Pass National Park. Mt Rolleston towers over the western side of the pass.Notice the starkness, the steepness and the vast erosion problems sprawled among the alpine flora.

Stop in the township of Arthurs Pass, view the 'Devils Punchbowl' and visit the National Park headquarters. See an audio-visual display of this unique area.

Continuing on through the temperate rainforest and mountain lakes of the beautiful West Coast you will be met by the boys from Wild West Adventures. We will spend the next 24 hours with them and experience one of the worlds finest wildernesses. They will have a Bushman’s lunch waiting for you at Shantytown. This 1860’s goldrush village set in the heart of lowland rainforest comes alive when after lunch you are immersed into the romance and adventure of the goldfields. To help you learn about life on the 1860’s goldfields you will dress up in the clothes of the times and join an afternoon session in a goldfields classroom. Leave your pens and paper behind as they did not have those on the goldfields! You will take up slate and chalk for an afternoon of hilarios fun watching each other deal with everyday tasks of the 1860’s but without our modern aids.

Tonights dinner is cooked by everyone on an open fire on the beach a stunning backdrop of mountains and wild coast line. (An indoor BBQ will be held if the weather is not suitable).

Accommodation:
Tonight is at a cosy hostel with an open fire lounge not far from the beach.
1 nights dinner bed and breakfast basis.
Adults: Twin share, Students: Multi share

Breakfast.

Today we travel in to the Wilderness bush of a West Coast National Park. There are seven of them. This is in an area that is regarded as one of the greatest wilderness treks in the world. You will need sturdy boots or good quality Joggers to assist with your bush walking. You will need a jumper or a jacket to ensure you stay warm during your visit here. (full hiking kits & outdoor clothing can be hired).

Our Mercedes Unimog 4 wheel drive vehicles will drive in from the main highway through heavy native New Zealand rainforest. Climbing over mountain foothills to the creeks and rivers of the Taipo Valley area below you will see some stunning views over the valleys and mountains.The name ‘Taipo’ refers to a Mythical Maori Dragon which was believed to have lived in this area. You will walk with a guide along the bush tracks in the valley (around 45 / 60 minutes walking).The Unimog’s will be used to get you across rivers and streams and around the “tough stuff” as you are making your way further up the river.

You will be split into working groups, each with its own adventure / bushman to look after you. We will examine how humankind has used this particular land form (Alpine valley) in a variety of ways over the last 1000 years and then get you to suggest other land form uses as part of your global use studies.
Today we also examine the concept of the ‘World Carbon Bank”, how you personally contribute to it and how international agreements like this are focussing on long term global ecology.

During your visit you will learn about bush survival and how to build bush survival huts. Learn how to survive and cook a meal with your last match.

Today groups will all be involved in the following activities:

Bush shelter building

To provide comfortable survival if necessary. This will be a competitive activity. (Students have comfortable indoor beds to sleep in but they are welcome to sleep in the bush shelters they build if your guide certifies it as habitable.)

Map reading skills

Including what you must do if ever you are lost in the bush. How to gather survival food from the rainforest and how to light a cooking fire with one match and only using rainforest materials to burn.

Goldrush Activities

Learn about the Geology and formation of the earths minerals including gold. Learn how to pan for and find your own gold flakes from the Wild West claim. You can take home anything you find in your pay dirt.

Learn how to cook eggs with no pots and pans and other cooking and survival food techniques of the Wild West Adventures Bushmen. This will provide you with an innovative luncheon today.

After Lunch you will try some Shaky-Plate white-water rafting which is on a grade 3-4 river location.

You will raft over the Alpine fault line from the Pacific Tectonic Plate to the
Indo-Australis Plate. The canyon walls, as you raft through this crack in the earths crust, show the striated layers of rock being tilted and bent as the Indo-Australis pushes under the Pacific Plate. Further on you will view the layered effect of different sized boulder layers where the ice-age glaciers advanced leaving smaller stones of the moraine. While seeing this you will enjoy an excellent rafting experience. This river is braided most of the way so you can choose a raft which takes the easier more relaxed route or take an “Action Raft” which gives you a roller coaster ride of rapids down the river. The choice is yours.

You will be based tonight at a rustic but cosy bushmans lodge where we will be sleeping indoors. The ‘Bushmans Lodge’ will keep us cosy with open fire and hot showers. Settle in and feel the spirit assocoated with this staging post of New Zealands early explorers and Maori Greenstone Traders. It is traditional here for visitors to share a part of their own culture by singing a folk song from home so come prepared. Tonight you will enjoy a New Zealand Bush and Mountain mans meal. Experience camp oven cooked food and billy tea made the New Zealand way.

Enjoy some time in the outdoor hot tub as the night goes on and sit around the Camp fire when you can share some of the things with others about your culture.
A must at the ‘Bushmans Lodge’ is a night walk to the nearby Glow-worms and their eiry star like glows.

Time to sing some songs before you turn in for a good nights sleep.

Accommodation: The Bushmans Lodge Westland.
1 Night, Dinner ,bed and breakfast and 2 lunches.
All camping gear provided. Bring own sleeping bags or we can hire them for you with notice.

Breakfast.

Board your coach and continue along the narrow coastal plain through Hokitika, an old gold mining town and Hari Hari, a farming support services village, before travelling close to the Alps and stopping to view the Franz Josef Glacier. At Franz Josef we will go to the Alpine Adventure Centre to view a special screening of ‘Flowing West’. A 20 minute armchair journey through glacier country shown on the giant “HELIMAX” screen.

This movie teaches us about the types of rainfall found in the area and how it influences the flora, fauna and geography of our planet. We follow the the path of the water cycle from the Tasman Sea on a westerly airflow over the alps then watch as it is released as a load of rain and snow which flows back west as glacier and river. Along the way we soar along the ridges of Mount Cook and the Main Divide, go glacier skiing and mountain climbing. We fly down the Fox and Franz Josef glaciers and fast flowing glacial rivers and out over the rain forests until we merge with the Tasman Sea. The water cycle is complete.

Travel the short distance to Fox and the Alpine Guides Hut. Lunch will be ready for you on arrival at the Hobnail.

Draw on your boots, ice axes, alpenstocks and appropriate equipment (included) to walk the Fox Glacier. Access is easy and your glacier guide will take you up onto this massive white glacier, which flows 2,600 metres, from the top of the mountain to the sea. Listen to your guide, use your ice axe and walk out on to what is a very different world.

You will find today quite unique, very educational and a lot of fun.

Return to your Mountain Lodge tonight. You will have dinner at the Hobnail.

Return to the Hobnail for dinner together.

Accommodation: Fox Glacier.

An early morning start today. Take a short coach trip to the board walk which will take you through some wonderful rainforest to Lake Matheson famous for its reflective properties. This is on a clear day a truly wonderful site as you will see the clear reflection of Mt Cook and Mt Tasman in the lake. This is the site of the world famous photo that appears in travel brochures everywhere.

Breakfast.

Option:

It is worth saving your extra dollars for this wonderful experience. The cost is approximately NZ$90.

Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy the most exciting 20 minutes of your tour.

You will have seen a lot of snow but nothing will compare with a 20/25 minute helicopter flight over the Southern Alps and across the face of Mt Cook and Mt Tasman, New Zealand's tallest mountains. The view is awesome. You just can't imagine how white the ice caverns are. You can almost touch the mountains as you fly only a few feet above the huge cracked ice caverns which look like giant ice blocks in the snow. Fly over the pinnacles and see the waterfalls disappear into big ice holes and watch the spray turn into ice. You will experience the glacier up close when you land upon it for a quick photo shoot. Experience the grandeur of the Southern Alps.

Note: landing will depend upon the day and the flight plan and conditions of the day.

Continue south, crossing swamplands and river plains and enter the "Gateway to the Haast" with its rushing rivers, streams and waterfalls. There are lots of opportunities for bush walking with 100 metre to 3 km well sign-posted walks. Stop and touch the rushing ice cold mountain streams. Taste the water from a gushing mountain waterfall. You will see huge, truly spectacular trees and wonderful flora spread throughout this region.

See giant escarpments, huge craggy rock slides and washouts caused by fierce water flowing behind faults and finally tumbling thousands of tonnes of spoil to the valleys below.

Cross the Pacific-Australian fault line as you climb through the deep river valleys. A wide river valley emerges at Makarora, a town with four resident families and a winter temperature that will fall to 13 degrees below zero. You are in the Mt Aspiring National Park.

Suddenly the rainforest has gone and barren desert emerges as you pass through the rainshadow region. Continue past the high altitude glacial Lakes Hawea and Wanaka to the pretty township of Wanaka.

Stop to stretch your legs at "The Puzzle Place", an interesting maze. Should you get lost and left behind, you only have 70 kms to walk to Queenstown (just joking), your destination. This place is incredible and entry is included.

We continue to Frankton and skirt Lake Wakatipu as you travel under the shadow of the famous Remarkable Mountain Range and continue south through rolling sheep country to Five Rivers. Journey west to Mossburn and across to Te Anau that rests on the lake that bears its name.

Check into your hotel.

Dinner.

Option:

Walk the short distance along the lakefront to the Te Anau Jetty and take the launch to Te Anau Caves.

Cruise across lake Te Anau to Cavern House. You will hear about the life cycle of the glow worms, the history of the caves their development and operation. Your guide will escort you along footpaths and in small punts, past incredible lime stone caverns and waterfalls and finally into the silent darkness of the glow worm grotto. Complementary tea and coffee is available at Cavern House before you return.

You will be back at your hotel.

Accommodation: Te Anau.

Breakfast.
 

Board your coach. It is difficult to describe in words the grandeur and beauty of today. Often referred to as the best in the world. This enchanting land of mountains, forest, fiords and lakes, as it was in the beginning... quiet, serene, haunting and mysterious. This is an uninhabited world heritage park.

Cloud capped mountains, calm waters to untold depths, silent, serene and green. This is beauty never to be exceeded. Standing majestic is Mitre Peak, towering a mile high! Coach through the Eglinton Valley with its mountains, lakes and valleys. It's green! Pass through the avenue of disappearing mountains, see the Mirror Lakes and the Homer tunnel which we travel through to reach the Hollyford Valley leading to Milford Sound.

You stop at the Chasm and see water pouring from a hole in the rock. Travel on to board your cruise boat and today we have ordered for you a boxed picnic lunch. Today will really demonstrate the importance of man and the environment working together to preserve what can never be replaced.

Board your cruise boat the Milford Monarch and view Mitre Peak, one mile high, as you cruise by many waterfalls and wildlife that abound above and on this calm water sound. Notice the serenity and stillness of this World Heritage region. Today will really demonstrate the importance of man and the environment working together to preserve what can never be replaced. We have ordered for you a standard tourist buffet, a good lunch as it is a long day.

Return to the ferry wharf and head back to Te Anau. There’s time for late afternoon shopping.

Board your coach and travel back to the Remarkables and around Lake Wakatipu to Frankton and continue to Queenstown and check in to your hotel.

Arrive and do a brief orientation tour of this unique mountain resort village.
Check in and settle in.

Dinner will be served at your hotel.

Accommodation: Mountain View Lodge
Frankton Road, Queenstown
Phone: (03) 442-8246
2 nights, bed and breakfast. Dinner here tonight.
Adults: Twin share Motel, Students: Multi share in Mountain style lodges.

Breakfast.

Today is your skiing day in season enjoy it. See separate note at the end of this itinerary.

When not ski season today is at leisure to enjoy some independent sightseeing. Your coach Captain will be able to advise you here. This offers time for you to do some adventure items of your choice.

Board your coach and travel to the Skyline Gondola and up to Bobs Peak.

Great viewing is provided from the lookout.Now you’re here you have the opportunity to ride the Luge. Thrill to a ride down and around the mountain on the little luge trolleys as they skim along while providing an adrenalin rush....Enjoy!

Visit to the unique giant screen super-fast movie "Kiwi Magic". It features the late Billy T. James, a Maori comedian, and his activities as a tourist guide. Apart from showing Maori humour at its best, it provides an excellent overview of New Zealand and its magnificent scenery.

Breakfast together.
 

Board your coach with your baggage. You will be transferred to the Jet boating site at Arthurs Point and the Shotover River where you will be provided with a plastic raincoat and life jacket before boarding your "Big Red" jet boat for a 20 minute exhilarating ride completing 360 degree turns and reaching top speeds as you wind through the rock openings ahead.

Catch the Canyons with the Shotover Jet. Not for the faint hearted.

Please note: Wear a hat, gloves and scarf.

Reboard your coach for an early start this morning and travel express to Christchurch.

Head out to Cromwell and through the McKenzie Country and Lindis Pass to Oamarama. Continue north through Twizel, Simons Pass and on to Lake Tekapo. Looking to the left you may see a distant view of Mt Cook (3764m) in the Southern Alps. See the dog that stands as a statue, proud to acknowledge the pride and the work of the sheep dogs of the high country sheep stations. See the Church of the Good Shepherd and view the mountains through the alter window. Continue on through the foothills and past large sheep stations to Fairlie, Geraldine and on to Ashburton. Cross the Canterbury Plains and the Rakaia River and on to Christchurch.

Continue to your accommodation and check in.

Dine together at your hotel.

Accommodation: Christchurch

Board your coach for the short trip to Christchurch Domestic Airport and assemble at the Ansett New Zealand Group Check-in counter.

Your Ansett New Zealand flight AN690 departs for Wellington. Breakfast will be served in flight.

Arrive in Wellington You will be met by a Groups “R” Us coach Captain who will stay with you throughout the rest of your tour. Commence a city sightseeing tour. Explore Wellington city early this morning. See the Beehive, the New Zealand Parliament House. Observe the houses built on the sides of the surrounding hills and the Kelburn cable car (own cost) which provides a quick and different way up the hill to Kelburn and Victoria University. A good photo opportunity.

We visit Oriental Bay and climb to the top of Mt Victoria. You should be able to see the South Island and the Kaikoura Coast from here.

We suggest you make some time to visit Te Papa.

Te Papa is the biggest national museum project currently developed in the world. It is really special and uses an exciting combination of displays and leading - edge technology. Te Papa brings to life the stories of the people that live here - both as individuals and the broad narratives on which our sense of ourselves is built. Enlivened by events both planned and spontaneous, Te Papa will entertain and inform visitors in a uniquely Kiwi way.

Te Papa will have its own Maori Marae which will be fully functional and a place where you can share in Maori ceremonies. Thrill to the interactive technology, take an exciting motion - simulator ride back to the beauty of the land, see prehistoric New Zealand native birds and animals (some now extinct) and other life. Travel into the future through virtual reality technology and fly through Wellington 50 years from now. Thrill-seekers may bungy jump, ride a windsurfer, a whale or shear a sheep, all made possible through simulation technology.

Note: Although general admission is free rides on the Time Warp, blockbuster and some special exhibits and live shows will from time to time attract a small low cost (own cost).

Depart Wellington and travel through the Manawatu Plains and Rangatiki. Continue up through high sheep country and see Mangaweka Gorge and the Mokohino Viaduct.

We pass through Tongariro National Park with its mountain trio of Ngaruahoe, Tongariro and Ruapehu and then on to Turangi. Past Lake Taupo and on to view the Huka Falls. We then visit Wairakei where we see a geothermal power station and then on to Rotorua, a city of funny smells and wonderful entertainment. Rotorua is the centre of Maoridom and you will see and learn much of the history and culture of the Maori people.

A guide will join you and travel with you out to Tamaki Village, and their tribal marae. First the guide will magically turn your coach into a Waka (a maori canoe) and you will chant and paddle your way to the marae.

Tonight you will feast together on food cooked the Maori way in a "Hangi" - (a feast cooked in a hole in the ground). Experience the Powhiri, Te Wero (challenge), followed by the Karanga (call). You may now enter the Whare Runanga (meeting house) where the Whaikorero (speeches), the Hongi (greeting) and pressing of noses confirms that you are welcome. Enjoy the Taha
Maori (aspects of Maori life linked with Song, Dance, Poi and Haka). Learn about Maui (fished New Zealand from the sea) and the history of these proud people. Enjoy this popular Maori concert which finishes with Whakangahau. (your participation.) You will learn much over the next 48 hours of the culture and pride of Te Maori.

Learn about the cooking of the Kai (food) from an earthen oven ( Hangi) before entering the Wharekai (dining room) to enjoy the Hakari (feast). The formal part of the evening will finish with a short Poroporoaki (farewell speech) and Waiata (song).

The tourists will leave for their hotels but you will be looked after by these fine people. You have been invited by your hosts to stay on their Maori Marae. This is, in fact, quite an honour as it is their Tarangawaewae ( Maori Tribal Home).

'The Maori Marae' - Information You Should Know

This will assist you to understand what is to happen during your Marae visit.

This requires certain protocol:

1. Maraes are alcohol free and generally smoke free. The dining room here has been re classified for Tourism purposes.
   
2. You must arrive before dark. But again for tourism purposes this protocol has been amended.
   
3. We will ask your hosts to provide you with a guide prior to your arrival. You are to be welcomed in the traditional style, so please wait outside the fence line until you are met by the chosen person.
   
4. You will then receive a Powhiri, ( traditional challenge) Wero, from a warrior who will put down a fern leaf (or similar) in front of you. Your 'Chief' must accept the challenge and pick-up the leaf, indicating you come in friendship.
   
5. A 'Kuia' (House Manageress) will commence the Karanga, (call) . Your guide should reply before you walk - in 2 rows - across the Marae. The 'Komatua' (Elder of the Tribe) will welcome you in Maori and then in English.
   
6. A member of your group should return the speech (Whaikorero) by saying how pleased you are to be there. Tell them where you come from and about your school/town and why you have come. This is important as all will then know your objectives and can share with you to the fullest.
   
7. They will then 'Hongi" (press noses and shake hands), this means you are very welcome. Often they will work along the line and welcome you all one by one.

Tonight you will be accommodated Maori style in the Wharemoe (Sleeping house) on the floor traditional Maori 'Marae' style.

All bedding is supplied. (This is on matrasses on the floor with doonas or linen and blankets. There are some rules here as to where you sleep and who sleeps closest to the door and between the men and the women. This will be all part of your learning process.

Accommodation: Tamaki Village Marae
Adults and Students: 1 night multi share, marae style.
Dinner, bed and breakfast. Lunch included.

Breakfast is served in the dining room (wharekai).

Board your coach and travel the short distance to Waiotapu.

Arrive at this foremost geothermal attraction with its hot springs and volcanic activity which date back far beyond European settlement. It came into its own after the Tarawera eruption in1886 because of its large mineral terraces contained in the area. The diverse activities include the champagne pool, the primrose terrace, active volcanic craters and the Lady Knox Geyser that has a habit of playing daily around 1000 / 1015.

Return the Marae.

Your workshops commence and are broken into:

• Weaponry - handling and uses. Their physical and spiritual meanings.
  
  
• Learn Maori action songs (Waiata-a-ringa) along with the poi and dances (haka) and see the demonstration of old Maori instruments (ie: Putarotaro, pukaia, koauau).
  
  
• Understanding the relationship between Maori and Land (Papatuanuku) and how the God of Forest (Tanemahuta) yields natural food supplies and medicines (Rongo) for her people.
  
  
• Carving and weaving - the intimacy of artist and craft. Both practical uses and spiritual meanings.

All workshops will rotate, giving you the opportunity to experience for yourselves, a practical outworking of each activity so you feel personally involved and in touch with the Maori people and their lifestyle.

You will have a break for lunch.

Workshops resume.

Workshops conclude and you will commence a tour of Rotorua’s main “Five Star Attractions”. Your Coach Captain will regulate your timing during your visit to ensure you see it all. The order of the following sights may change and be done to suit over today and tomorrow.

Continue to Paradise Valley where you will see New Zealand's trout, kiwis, wild pigs, deer and native flora and fauna. There is a wetlands area and an opportunity to cuddle a lion cub in the lion enclosure. You will have a professional guide to instruct you on all animals and park information.
 

Travel to the Polynesian Spa a unique spa pool complex with water from Radium and Priest springs.
Regarded as very therapeutic the particularly soft water containing mainly sodium bicarbonate and sodium chloride. The water comes out of the ground at boiling point and is cooled with town supply water.

There are large pools, private pools and family pools, some nestled in a garden setting on the lakes edge. Towels are supplied. Rinse your swimmers after you have been here and put them in a plastic bag until you can dry them. Relax here in the therapeutic warmth and feel the stiffness from travel disappear.
 

Arrive at your hotel and check in for the night.

Accommodation: Rotorua.
Adults: 1 night, Twin Share, Students: multi share.
Dinner Bed and breakfast basis.

Breakfast.
 

Visit Whakarewarewa and the Maori Cultural Centre. See the mud pools, geysers, steam pots and boiling crystal pools. Learn the culture of the Maori people and see them preserving the ancient crafts which have been passed down through the generations.

Today we visit the Agrodome, a unique farm with an exhibition of sheep breeds, some shearing and information on wool classification and production. You will learn about New Zealand farming lifestyles. Witness a live sheep auction, lambs being fed for they are bred here year round and are born each month. You might even get to milk a cow.

Ride the Skyline Gondola System high up Mt. Ngongotaha. Lunch here (own cost) and ride "The Luge", the fastest Bob Sled ride you will ever have!
 

Board your coach and travel to Ngongotaha and climb over the Mamuku Ranges, pass through Fitzgerald Glade - an archway of New Zealand native bush - then continue to Matamata on Highway 27.

The lush green pastures are judged to be the best farming land in New Zealand. It is used for horse studs and the dairy farming stud and the milking industry. Cross the Hauraki Plains passing through dairy, deer and sheep farms.

At Pokeno, join the Auckland Motorway on Highway 1, climb the Bombay Hills and travel through market gardens and then the suburbs of Auckland.

Check in to your Hotel.

Accommodation: Auckland.
2 nights, dinner, bed & breakfast basis.
Adults: twin-share, Students: multi-share.

Breakfast.
 

On arrival, enjoy a sightseeing tour of Auckland, the "City of Sails". Visit Mt Eden, Tamaki Drive, Downtown, The Domain and Auckland Museum. There is a Maori history area here and a visit to this will give you an idea of how the early Maori lived.

See the heavily carved meeting house with its Tuka Tuka wall panels, the Whare (house), food store house, giant Maori canoe and many ancient artifacts.

Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World - experience fascinating marine life through the world's largest acrylic tunnel. View an abundance of colourful sea creatures in their natural habitat. See stingrays and enormous sharks glide by. This offers you the experience as though you were scuba diving without getting wet. This is not just an aquarium but an underwater adventure.

Now you're here you are at Auckland's hottest tourist attraction which is as cool as ice!!. We will take you through Kelly Tarlton’s Antarctic Encounter. Go back to 1911 and Captain Scotts hut, experience a real white out, ride a snow cat, see real penguins and survive a killer whale attack. Look at the future Scott Base 2000. Enjoy this exciting experience.
 

Reboard your coach for Sky Tower.
 

Arrive at Sky Tower, at 328 metres is the tallest tower in the Southern Hemisphere and offers unparalleled views - coast to coast - from four observation decks. With touch-screen computers and weather forecasts enhanced by computer graphics, you’ll find it both educational and fun.

Reboard your coach and head for Mc Donalds (buy own lunch).

Transfer down town to the Pride of Auckland Jetty.

We start with you walking through the Maritime Museum. Here you will board your cruising yacht “Pride of Auckland” for a harbour sail. This will be a wonderful experience as you sail on the harbour that hosted the 1999 Americas Cup Challenge. Take some time to inspect the Museum.
 

Board your yacht for an instant sail. Try your hand at sailing the boat or sit back and enjoy . Wet weather is not a problem with this activity as the appropriate wet weather gear is supplied. You will see Viaduct Basin and the Super Yachts and cruisers, multi millions of dollars worth of gleaming water craft. See also the trial yachts of the last America’s Cup series. “The best yesterday” and super seeded by new hi-tech technology of tomorrow. The America’s Cup is a very expensive business.

Come ashore. Take advantage of being downtown for last minute shopping and exploring the inner city.
 

Reboard your coach at the Pride of Auckland Jetty and all transfer to your hotel.
 

Breakfast.

Today is at leisure to shop and do your final exploring of Auckland.

Board your coast and travel to Auckland International Airport to join your flight home.

Check in at the .....................Group Check in counter.

Your flight departs for ....................