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Come
to Buenos Aires with QuinTango!
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For years I’ve been saying, “If you haven’t been to Buenos
Aires, put it on your list.” And go now so that you can hear some of the
great tango musicians perform. I am thrilled to be able to offer you a
chance to come with us. We love this city and look forward to sharing
with you its energy, its sophistication, and its great music. Can’t wait
to see you all strolling down 9 de Julio and working your way through
a bife de chorizo dinner!
September 2-10,
2005
$1950 per person double occupancy
Last
date for reservations - June 20, 2005
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includes:
- Roundtrip nonstop airfare from Dulles (United Airlines)
- Five-star Hotel Panamericano Crowne Plaza across from Teatro Colon
- Daily breakfast, welcome dinner with tango lecture/demo by QuinTango
- Tango Evening at the tango club El Viejo Almacen, with dinner
- Gaucho Fiesta - Barbecue lunch and folk show at an estancia
- City Sightseeing - by private motor coach
- Teatro Colon - tour of concert hall with world-famous acoustics
- Tango Dance lessons - optional introduction to La Confiteria Ideal
- Uruguay - optional side trip to Colonia de Sacramento via hydrofoil
For reservations and further information (including travel arrangments
to Washington, DC), please contact tour leader Terry Sisk at Reston Team
Travel restonteamtravel@aol.com
Download the registration form
Dear Friends,
At a recent concert QuinTango’s long-time friend Terry Sisk overheard
one of you asking if you could come with us on our fall trip to Buenos
Aires. Since he’s in the travel business (as well as a QuinTango fan and
a great tour leader), Terry sprang into action! The result, I am very
pleased to announce, is that Reston Team Travel, with Terry Sisk as tour
leader and organizer, will be offering a trip Buenos Aires with QuinTango
September 2-10. Here’s what you can expect:
- Transportation and lodging: Friday, September 2, we’ll take
the non-stop evening United flight. It’s overnight, but the good news
is - no jet lag: the time difference is one hour. We’ll be whisked from
the airport to the luxurious five-star Crowne Plaza Panamericana hotel
in the heart of Buenos Aires. You will be able to walk out the front
door to find fabulous shopping, restaurants, and tango dancers and musicians
performing al fresco! The return flight is also a late night flght,
putting us into Washington early Saturday morning, September 10th.
- Activities: We’ll visit the Viejo Almacen for a spectacular
tango evening with world-class dancers, singers, and musicians. (When
I was there in January, our frequent arranger and friend Maestro Osvaldo
Berlinghieri was performing; as of now he’s planning to still be there
in September.) We’ll attend concerts by well known Buenos Aires tango
orchestras and of course visit the Café Tortoni for a glimpse
of the old Buenos Aires. We’ll have a tour of the magnificent Teatro
Colon, one of the greatest theaters in the world (and maybe a concert,
for those interested). We’ll check out the San Telmo market on Sunday
- antiques, tango musicians and dancers (some of whom are also antiques).
We’ll visit La Boca, the waterfront neighborhood where tango started
(and where our frequent collaborator and choreographer Carina Losano
grew up). If you want to try a tango dance lesson (or observe one),
I’ll take you over to the Confiteria Ideal and hook you up with our
friend Jose who teaches tango there. We’ll tear you away from the tango
music long enough to visit an estancia (a country estate) for an afternoon
of folklorico followed by an asado, the famous Argentine barbecue. There
is an optional trip to Uruguay, for those who get restless.
- Food: We’ll have a welcome dinner at the hotel followed
by a QuinTango concert. Breakfasts at the hotel are included. You’ll
have a barbecue at the estancia and a dinner at the tango show. All
other meals will be on your own. The food in BA is fabulous - especially
for you meat lovers - and very inexpensive. You can have a gourmet meal
or the world’s best steak and a bottle of wine for under $10. Terry
will be there to help you find restaurants and organize evenings out.
I have some favorite places I’ll share with you too.
- Weather and clothing: It will be early spring. Bring long
sleeves, a coat, sweaters (think March in D.C.) . Shopping here is great,
so if you forget something you are actually in luck.
The all-inclusive cost of this trip is $1950 per person double occupancy
(a single supplement applies, but we can try to match you up with a roommate!).
Contact Terry Sisk at Reston Team Travel for a reservation form and tour
particulars: restonteamtravel@aol.com.
The group size is limited. To be guaranteed a spot, you need to contact
Terry by June 20.
Download the registration form
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