Discoverido Travel Management – USA

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discoverido.co.uk (United Kingdom)

discoverido.eu (European Union)

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We are about to make some changes to reflect some of our products and services.

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info@discoverido.com

+44 7 500 510 891 (United Kingdom, Mobile)

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This is our latest summary of our services:

Discoverido Travel Management

Officially Launching in August/September 2012

Summary of our Services to include

Travel advice and information tailored to customer preferences and needs

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Itinerary/Journey Planning (Both Business and Leisure)

1-3 Days (Could be Weekend Break)

3-5 Days

Up to 7 days and more

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Arrangements of the following:

Accommodation

Transfers

Car Hire

Meetings and Conferences

Bookings of Flights*

*(Only available booked as individual, we are unable to book in behalf of company name as we do not currently hold ATOL license.  We will be obtaining this license soon)

Flight Quotes

Attraction Bookings

Holiday Apartment arrangements abroad

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Unable to find product/service you have been looking for? We are planning to extend or product range in the near future. Please feel free to contact us we will be happy to help you with any enquiries related to you travelling needs.

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After three years in construction – the same time it took to complete the Titanic – the eye-catching building, already an icon on the Belfast skyline, is on course to open on schedule, ahead of April’s centenary of the sinking.

As workers add the finishing touches to the six-storey venue, which at 90 feet is the same height as the Titanic’s bow, the owners have given a sneak preview of what waits in store for visitors on opening day on March 31.

The centre, which hopes to attract 425,000 visitors in its first year, tells the story of the Titanic through nine separate galleries, each devoted to a different aspect of the tragedy.

Boomtown Belfast, the first, brings people back to the turn of the 20th century and explains why the thriving industrial port city was chosen to build what was to be the world’s largest moving object. From there visitors will be invited to board a skyrail pod to go on a journey through a recreation of the Harland and Wolff shipyard where the vessel was fashioned.

The story then moves to the ship’s triumphant launch in 1911 and focus then shifts to the fit-out of the vessel, with three cabins recreated on one floor, from the most opulent to the basic steerage accommodation.

The maiden voyage is then retold, complete and the temperature drops and lights darken as visitors enter the gallery dedicated to the night of the sinking on April 14/15, 1912. As haunting survivor accounts are played overhead, tales of the 1,522 victims are retold on the walls.

The final gallery recounts the discovery of the ship’s final resting place 70 years later, with footage of the wreck on a massive video screen below the glass floor of the 88-seat auditorium. The Titanic Below gallery also hosts a marine exploration educational centre, where live feeds will be streamed from ongoing dive missions down to the ship, which lies two-and-a-half miles below the Atlantic surface.

Pricing when booked online

(correct as  16/03/2012)

Currency conversion is approximate to give you indication of price in American Dollars.