Name: Italy - Ski the Sellaronda and Venice Post Trip, March 8-18
Start: 2025-03-08T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2025-03-18T00:00:00.000Z
Location: 38039 Vigo di Fassa, Autonomous Province of Trento, Italy

Austin Skiers, Inc.

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Mar 8 - 18, 2025

Group size: 15 - 18

Italy - Ski the Sellaronda and Venice Post Trip, March 8-18

38039 Vigo di Fassa, Autonomous Province of Trento, Italy

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Austin Skiers, Inc.

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Mar 8 - 18, 2025

Group size: 15 - 18

Trip Chairs: Denise Foster and Alisa Cook-Roehs - (You can reach us by using the "Ask a Question" button on the right or by phone. Alisa - +49 176 8119 2181 (free with whats app) and Denise (+1 512 791 1720)

IKON -This is a trip for Skiers and Non-Skiers and is an IKON destination!

Skiers - The Dolomites is known for its super skiing and is the largest skiing district in the Alps, directly linked with the Sellaronda Skitour. Canazei is part of the Dolomiti Superski: four skiing and snowboarding areas within comfortable reach of the Club lodging.

Non-Skiers - if you are not able to ski and don’t feel like walking around on snowshoes, you can still reach the Sass Pordoi by cableway, walking from the centre of the town. It is known as the Terrace of the Dolomites because of its 3,000 metre elevation.

This Trip is for current members of the Austin Ski Club Only, or those that have reciprocal status when it becomes available. Registrations made by anyone outside of these options will be cancelled unless the requirements (membership or reciprocity) are met within 24 hours of notification by the Trip Chair.

Any new participants must arrange their own air. For questions or advice, please contact the trip chairs over this platform! We will help as much as we can.

The Club had to drop the group air due to a lack of meeting the minimum seat requirements. We therefore have/will be booking members on three flights:

Club Air Schedules:

March 7, 2025 -British Air 190 Austin to London Heathrow Direct/7:05pm departure, 10:10am arrival March 8th!

March 8, 2025 -British Air 582 London Heathrow to Venice Direct/1:40pm departure, 4:55pm arrival

March 18, 2025-British Air 597 Venice to London Heathrow/7:00am departure, 8:35am arrival

March 18, 2025-British Air 191 London Heathrow to Austin Direct/12:10pm departure, 5:55pm arrival

March 7, 2025 -Delta 1550 Austin to Atlanta/6:36pm departure, 9:49pm arrival

March 7, 2025 - Delta 84 Atlanta to Paris/11:03pm departure, 1:15pm arrival Paris March 8th

March 8, 2025 -Delta 8356 Paris to Venice Direct/4:20pm departure, 5:55pm arrival

March 18, 2025 - KLM/Delta KLM6010 Venice to JFK Direct/12:15pm departure, 4:55pm arrival

March 18, 2025 - KLM/Delta KLM5716 JFK to Austin Direct/18:50pm departure, 10:11pm arrival

Those coming a day early:

March 6th, 2025 - KLM 0668 Austin to Amsterdam Direct/06:15pm departure, 10:20am arrival

March 7th

March 7, 2025 - KLM1633 Amsterdam to Venice Direct/3pm departure, 4:40pm arrival

March 18, 2025 - KLM/Delta KLM6010 Venice to JFK Direct/12:15pm departure, 4:55pm arrival

March 18, 2025 - KLM/Delta KLM5716 JFK to Austin Direct/18:50pm departure, 10:11pm arrival

Need help?-If your option is not showing as available, please reach out to the Trip Chairs by using the "Ask a Question" Button.

Alisa will be coming from Alaska and will be meeting the group in Venice. Denise will be arriving with the group a day early.

$500 is due upon booking.

$1000 due on October 1 (Single Supplement pays $2000).

Trip Balance due on December 1

"Canazei (Cianacèi in the Ladin language), is without a doubt one of the treasures of the province of Trento, located in a magnificent, lush hollow on the northern border of Val di Fassa.

At 1,465 metres above sea level, it is one of the thirty highest towns in Italy and the highest of the villages in the valley. Its excellent location, history and long tradition of hospitality have made it one of the most famous destinations in the Dolomites.

It is considered the winter sports capital of Val di Fassa, especially thanks to its strategic position in the midst of the peaks of Sassolungo and Sella Group, and Marmolada which is a famous UNESCO world heritage site." (This information is credited to this linked website)

In Canazei you can practice skiing and snowboarding,in the beautiful ski areas of Alba Ciampac and Canazei Belvedere, all surrounded by the Dolomites: you can reach important passes like the Pordoi or the Sella, or you can enjoy a spectacular view of the Marmolada glacier.

Click here for a video overview of Val di Fassa.

Additional Options - the only tour included in the package is the walking tour of Venice.

The trip chairs (one skier and one non-skier) are working hard to increase this program for you but we will not have all the options and pricing until closer to the trip. At that time you will be able to choose add-ons. We are looking to add such options as:

- a food tour in Venice,

- a snowshoeing tour in the Dolomites,

- a thermal spa visit in the Dolomites

- a guided ski tour of the Sellaronda.

- a shopping trip in the Dolomites

These are preliminary ideas and not guaranteed until we work out the pricing, which is currently not available. We will send out an email advising you of added options as they become available. The tour operator has promised us that this location has many great options for non-skiers, including the fact that there is good bus transportation between the various cities in the valley. We will provide more information on this as the trip develops.

Trip Insurance is highly recommended for all Austin Skiers Trips and is especially important for trips overseas. Please see the Trip Insurance Resources page found under Trip Resources on the main menu or by clicking this link.

Additionally, the Tour Operator, Alpine Adventures has partnered with an agent to provide tailored insurance plans. You may request a quote by clicking here.

Note that Austin Skiers does not recommend any specific insurance agency or plan so please carefully investigate on your own.

Additionally, in Italy it is required to have liability insurance and proof of such insurance must be carried with you at all times. This has not been included in the trip pricing but we are looking to get it for anyone that would like for us to secure it for them. We have been told that it runs around $3/day. Once we have the pricing, it will be available as an add-on option.

The Club will not be providing an option to purchase lift tickets as currently there is no benefit of a group purchase in advance. The passes can be purchased easily online as well as at a ticket office near the hotel. For online purchases, you can visit the Dolomiti Superski website .

The advance purchase discount will be given for purchases made as late as 2 days prior to the pass day (i.e. Friday purchase for Sunday skiing)

The prices for this year are now available (converted from Euro so prices may vary):

Entire Valley:

Senior - ca. $383 for 5 of 6 days advance purchase or ca. $77/ day and slightly more for an adult ticket.

Ca. 15% less for Val di Fassa region only.

The link above for the ski pass sales is quite good, and in English. Every registrant needs to arrange for their own tickets based upon their needs and age category.

If you have an IKON pass, you need not pay anything for lift tickets.

We have narrowed down the options for ski rentals to two locations.

Both options can be booked online for a discount and the first option appears to us to be the best as it is only 500 meters from the hotel. The second option is just over 2km but is on the bus line that picks up ca. 220meters from the hotel. We do not have enough people renting to get a group discount, but the prices are very reasonable as compared to options in the US!

Sport Edy

Gross Sport

Here is the local bus schedule for the time that we are in Val di Fassa. You may want to download and save it.

Val di Fassa Bus Schedule

Tickets can be purchased on board for a surcharge of .50€ or using the Mio Trentino app (best option). We will be providing more specifics on setting this up soon.

In addition to the transport, the Val di Fassa guest card will give you a number of discounts. We are currently in the process of trying to get them for the group. Once we have the codes, you can link your card to the app.

Once you have your guest card code and have downloaded the app above, you can link your card to the app:

Activate Val di Fassa guest card on Mio Trentino app

We have spoken to the Val di Fassa tourist office to see what the standards are for payments. They have said that it is very common to pay with a credit card, even on the mountain, but they advised that it is always good to have some cash in case the electronic payment systems are down.

In general, there are two things to know that should save you money. If you need to get some Euros, we suggest bringing your American debit card with you and getting the cash from a reputable bank ATM. By reputable, we mean a major bank. We have checked and there is a Bank of Rome option at the airport and we have found three banks near the hotel.

Here is a list of banks in Val di Fassa and the neighboring towns

By using your debit card and choosing to have the transaction in the local currency, you will get the best exchange rate. This is important - when it asks what currency, do not choose USD! Let your bank make the conversion and you will always get a better rate.

The same goes for credit card transactions - when you are given the choice of what currency to use, do not select USD, but select the currency of where you are. If you do not have a credit card that does not charge for foreign currency transactions, consider getting one.

Airport Transfer
Private Transfer from Venice to Val di Fassa with Motorcoaches and Luggage Trailor
7 nights Lodging
Hotel Cristallo Canazei Val di Fassa
Welcome Drink
6 Dinners
Choice of Menu and a salad and vegetable buffet
Late Night Snack
Day of Arrival
7 breakfasts
Transfer to Venice
Private transfer back to Venice
3 Nights hotel in Venice
Best Western Premier Continental
3 breakfasts
In Venice
City tour of Venice
Return Airport Transfers
Tips
For Bus Drivers and Portage
One Checked Bag on BA
Included with air for those booking over Club

Full Trip Double Occupancy (shared room)

Deposit:$500

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This option is for the full trip, including airfare.

Please note that as is common in Europe, we have less access to rooms with individual beds and the shared beds tend to be smaller (no California Kings!). We will do our best to place everyone in a room that meets their needs whether it be a shared bed or 2 seperate beds. If your preference is not available to you upon registration, you may request to be on a waitlist to see if one becomes available or you may cancel your registration within 3 days of booking with no fee.

We have a limited number of air seats for this trip. Once they are taken, this option is no longer available. If the need arises, we can try to add additional air seats but cannot guarantee this. Please contact the Trip Chair(s) using the "Ask a Question" button on this registration page.

$3,558

Deposit:$500

Ground Only Double Occupancy (shared RM)

Deposit:$500

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This option includes the same options as the Full trip, but does not include the airfare. All other ground transport is included.

Please note that as is common in Europe, we have less access to rooms with individual beds and the shared beds tend to be smaller (no California Kings!). We will do our best to place everyone in a room that meets their needs whether it be a shared bed or 2 seperate beds. If your preference is not available upon registration, you may request to be on a waitlist to see if one becomes available or you may cancel your registration within 3 days of booking for no fee.

There is a limited number of Ground Only spots. Keep in mind if you choose your own air, you are responsible for meeting the group at the Venice airport for further transport to Val di Fassa.

If you have chosen this option because your desired option with air included was not available, please contact the Trip Chairs using the "Ask a Question" button on this registration to ask of availability to join the group air. They will do their best to assist you but cannot guarantee an additional seat can be added, in which case you would need to arrange your own air ticket.

$2,104

Deposit:$500

Full Trip Private Room (Single Supp.)

Deposit:$500

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This option is for the full trip, including airfare and is for a private room (single supplement).

We have a limited number of air seats for this trip and once they are taken, this option is no longer available. We always have the option of trying to add on air seats but we cannot guarantee this. Please contact the Trip Chair(s) using the "Ask a Question" button on this registration page if needed.

$4,697

Deposit:$500

Ground Only Private Room (Single Supp.)

Deposit:$500

Sold Out

This option is for a Ground Only trip, not including airfare and is for a private room (single supplement). All other ground transport is included.

There is a limited number of Ground Only spots. Keep in mind if you choose your own air, you are responsible for meeting the group at the Venice airport for further transport to Val di Fassa.

$3,243

Deposit:$500

GO Double Occupancy Male (shared RM)

Only 1 left

This option includes the same options as the Full trip, but does not include the airfare. All other ground transport is included.

Please note that as is common in Europe, we have less access to rooms with individual beds and the shared beds tend to be smaller (no California Kings!). We will do our best to place everyone in a room that meets their needs whether it be a shared bed or 2 seperate beds. If your preference is not available upon registration, you may request to be on a waitlist to see if one becomes available or you may cancel your registration within 3 days of booking for no fee.

There is a limited number of Ground Only spots. Keep in mind if you choose your own air, you are responsible for meeting the group at the Venice airport for further transport to Val di Fassa.

$2,104

Required Liability ski insurance

$22

Deposit: $0

It is Italian law that all skiers and snowboarders must have liability insurance. You will have to carry proof on said insurance when you are on the slopes and being caught without it can lead to heavy fines. This is liability only and does not cover yourself.

We can buy a group policy that covers our stay in Val di Fassa and you can join this group, or you can get insurance on your own. The coverage that we are buying as a group would cover the week that we are there - Sunday though Friday. You can buy it by the day, but this must be arranged individually.

March 11 - Sellaronda ski tour

$165

Deposit: $0

This is a 6 hour tour with a private guide.

This is an add-on option that requires payment by January 24th to guarantee you a spot. We will meet our private guide in Canazei which is a short bus ride from the hotel. Further details on the meeting point to be advised. The trip will start at 9am and requires an intermediate ski level.

March 6th/7th
March 6th/7th
Fly to Venice - a day early
For those attendees that wanted a day to prepare for the travel from Venice to Val di Fassa

KLM0668 Austin 6:15pm, arrival in Amsterdam 10:20am on the 7th.
KLM1633 Amsterdam 3pm, arrival in Venice 4:40pm on March 7th!

The group in staying at the Hilton Garden Inn at the airport. Anyone booking their own air transportation must book this individually. The Club has booked (and paid) for the rooms for those members that purchased air from the Club.

Hilton Garden Inn Venice Airport

Note that we have not prepared any special itinerary or transport for this date. Denise will be available to advise on options of getting into the city if you would like to explore on your own and she will talk to them about storing the luggage until you meet the rest of the group at the airport.

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March 7th
March 7th
Fly to Venice
Below is the flight info for the outbound trip - option 1
March 7, 2025 - 7:05pm departure, 10:10am arrival on March 8th!
British Air 190 Austin to London Heathrow Direct

March 8, 2025 - 1:40pm departure, 4:55pm arrival
British Air 582 London Heathrow to Venice Direct

Below is the flight info for the outbound trip - option 2
March 7, 2025 - 6:36pm departure, 9:49 arrival
March 7, 2025 - 11:03pm departure, 1:15pm arrival on March 8.
Delta 1491 Austin - Atlanta - FLIGHT NUMBER CHANGED TO Delta 1550
Delta 84 Atlanta - Paris CDG

March 8, 2025 - 4:20pm departure, 5:55pm arrival
Delta 8356 CDG to Venice Direct

For those of you flying on your own, you must be sure to be at the Venice airport to meet the group upon arrival so that we can all go together to the ski resort.

Also please note that for trips booked so far in advance, it is common for the airlines to make slight schedule changes. We will keep you informed of any changes as they arise.

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March 8th
March 8th
Arrival in Venice
We will be bussed from the Venice airport to our hotel - Hotel Cristallo Canazei Val di Fassa. The trip is expected to take ca. 2.5 hours.

It is expected that we will not arrive at the hotel until between 8:30 and 9:00 pm which is too late for the hotel dinner. They have graciously agreed to provide a variety of snacks upon arrival. It will have been a long day after travelling from the US to Venice and then onwards by bus so many folks may just want to go straight to bed!
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March 9th
March 9th
Adjust and Relax
This will be our first full day in Val di Fassa so we will take it easy and adjust. Skiers that need to rent their equipment can pick it up and others can hit the slopes, enjoy the wellness center, etc. There are no other events planned for the day.
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March 10th
March 10th
Non-Skier option to go to the top!
This is a special option for non-skiers (or skiers wanting a day off!) to get to the top of the Sass Pordoi for lunch. The tour is called "Lift and Walk" and includes 4 different gondolas. Once you get off the first lift from Canazei (Pecol) you will be taken by bus transfer to the Sass Pordoi lift. On the “Terrazza delle Dolomiti” you will find the Rifugio Maria where you can enjoy lunch during your visit.

Attached is a copy of the route

This is a self pay event and we have been advised it is best to purchase the tickets on the day that you wish to go, to account for the weather. We have tentatively set this event up for this day, but it can be adjusted if the weather is not the best. The cost is €43/pp and there are two choices of time - leaving at 10:45 and returning at 2pm or 11:45 and returning at 2:30.

The tour will start from Canazei (a short bus trip from the bus stop by our hotel) and the last lift ends approx. 700 meters from Canazei which we have been told is a ca. 20 minute flat walk.

The tour is scheduled for this day but can be adjusted based on weather.
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March 11th
March 11th
Exploring Moena
For the non-skiers (or skiers), we will be taking the bus to visit the town of Moena It’s only a short bus ride away and a perfect destination for lunch and an afternoon stroll. This is all self pay.

"Moena (1200 m above sea level) is the largest town in Val di Fassa and includes the districts of Forno, Medil, Peniola, Sorte and Someda. The town is known as the "Fairy of the Dolomites" because at sunrise and sunset you can admire impressive plays of light that turn the peaks pink and create fairytale-like scenes.
Since 2011, Moena has been one of the Pearls of the Alps , a title given to mountain villages for sustainability and climate protection .
A picturesque place surrounded by woods and hiking trails in the middle of nature, which in summer offers wonderful views such as the bell towers of Latemar (2790 m) and the San Pellegrino Pass ." (valdifassa.com).
We will look for a nice restaurant where we may be able to test the Puzzone di Moena , the famous DOP cheese as well as other fine foods from the area!
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March 11th
March 11th
Sellaronda Ski Tour
The tour will begin at 9am from Canazei (reachable by a short bus ride) and will last 6 hours. A private English speaking guide will take us and depending on the number that sign up, we may need to get two guides.

The deadline for signing up and paying for the tour is January 24th given that March is high season for the guides and we need to confirm our reservation early to have it guaranteed.

The Sellaronda is the longest ski tour in Europe, with more than 50 km of perfectly groomed slopes and innovative and fast chairlifts.
The Sellaronda ski tour, also known as Giro dei Quattro Passi (the Four passes tour), includes four mountain passes: Passo Campolongo, Passo Pordoi, Passo Sella and Passo Gardena, all of which can be overpassed without taking off the skis, as they are part of the same ski area (Dolomiti Superski).

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March 12th
March 12th
QC Thermal Spa Visit - self book
Denise and I will be going to the Thermal Spa near the hotel on this day. We will be scheduling our visit during the first week of March and will let everyone know what time we are planning to go. Everyone of course can choose their own times!

QC Thermal Spa

The spa is a 1.5km, or 22 minute walk from the hotel. For those of you that prefer not to walk, you can reach the spa by the valley bus (#110) which is a short 220meters from the hotel.

This is a "pay if you attend" event and you must make your own arrangements! You can of course go any day, or as often as you like! They have a large variety of options for entry (all day, partial day, evening under the stars, etc.) and do recommend that you book in advance. It is important to note that they do have timed entries so once you book, you will need to show up at the appointed time.

You can make your booking on the website linked above.

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March 13th
March 13th
Snow Shoe Tour?
We are considering booking a snow shoe tour if we have enough individuals (minimum 2, price better for groups of 3 or more). The guide service has given us a number of options and so based on interest, we will choose one. If there is not enough interest, this tour will not happen. The price will be between -$100-$185/pp, depending on how many people split the tour guide price. If we determine that this is feasible, it will be offered as an add-on in the weeks before the trip.

Scenic Snowshoeing
Easy to moderate trails, perfect for those who want to enjoy the views without technical challenges.
Best for beginners, families, and landscape photographers.
Nature-Focused Snowshoeing
Trails through forests, clearings, and protected areas (such as: Sciliar-Catinaccio, Paneveggio-Pale di San Martino, and Puez-Odle nature parks), ideal for observing winter flora and fauna.
Best for nature lovers and wildlife photographers.
Historical and Cultural Snowshoeing
Routes passing through villages and traditional mountain huts, offering insights into Ladin culture and local history.
Best for hikers curious about history and culture.
War World I Snowshoeing
Routes passing through fortifications, trenches and remnants of the Great War.
Best for history enthusiasts.
Gourmet Snowshoeing
Routes leading to renowned mountain huts where hikers can taste mountain specialities and traditional dishes.
Best for food lovers.
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March 13th
March 13th
Apres-ski outside of the hotel
We are working on an apres-ski event and were trying to arrange a wine tasting but so far the only place we found for this does not take reservations. We will continue to scout locations and worst case, we have a local wine pub that is willing to give us a reservation. In this case, we would make it a self pay event. If we are able to locate a location in town, or easily accessible by bus, and they would give us a fixed wine tasting, we would set up an add-on for group pay. Stay tuned.
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March 14th
March 14th
Adventure to Bolzano
Bolzano is a larger city that is ca. 1 hour 20 minutes by bus from the stop near our hotel. Denise will be going to town for lunch and a walk around - anyone interested in going can choose their own free time activities - shopping, sightseeing, etc. Details can be worked out amongst those that are interested in this day trip when we are together in Val di Fassa.

This is all self-pay.
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March 15th
March 15th
Lets go to Venice!
We will be driving by bus to Venice via Motorcoach where we will be walking to the Western Premier Continental Hotel on the Grand Canal near the train station. The tour operator had originally promised us a water taxi but after confirming this hotel, let us know that the distance is too short for a water taxi. We have moved the water taxi benefit to the return from the hotel to the airport.

We are also in the process of arranging for porter service to take our luggage to the hotel.

The 4 star Continental Venice Hotel is in Lista di Spagna 166 in Cannaregio, one of the historical Venetian sestieri. It is close to the following landmarks:

Santa Lucia Train Station

Piazzale Roma

Historical palazzi and museums

The Venice Ghetto

Many bacari (typical Venetian restaurants)

The local market

The Rialto Bridge (20 minutes on foot)

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March 15 Group Dinner
March 15 Group Dinner
Self Pay Group Dinner at Carpaccio
We have consulted our professional Italian tour guide friends and they have helped us arrange dinner at this restaurant in a private upstairs room(if we have enough interested parties for the private room). Our friends have over 20 years experience leading tours in Italy and this restaurant comes highly recommended.

This is not a required activity so everyone can determine if they want to come. We will do a final headcount a few weeks before the trip begins.

We have arranged for individual checks.

The restaurant is a 40 minute walk (2.8 km) and a 32 minute ride on the Vaperetto (water "bus") from the station next to our hotel. The station is a 350 meter walk from the hotel. We are currently in the process of getting pricing for a return group water taxi and may add this on as a paid event based on interest. It would be a beautiful view at night!

For those choosing to attend - each person can determine the best route to get to the restaurant. Denise and I will be walking and anyone interested can join us. We will offer advice to anyone wishing to take the Vaperetto.
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March 16th
March 16th
Self Exploration including some tips!
Our tour guide friends advised that due to our short stay, we should not fill up every minute with planned events but should allow time for self exploration.

You are are your own to explore. Our friends recommended that on this day you get up early and jump on the hop on hop off Vaperetto "bus". We have been told that starting early is the key to avoid the crowds, and you will have the opportunity to make any stops you want to. A 24 hour pass costs ca. €25 (waiting on updated pricing past November 2024) and a 48 hour pass costs ca. €34.

We will also be updating this page with a list of some potential restaurant ideas based on Denise's personal experience. It is not easy to book a table for close to 20 people so we only have organized one group dinner and are leaving the next two nights of dinner free for everyone to choose.

While we cannot guarantee to set up the perfect itinerary for everyone, Denise and I will be doing our best to make sure that no one is left behind with nothing to do!
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March 17th
March 17th
Walking Tour and Glass Gallery Tour
A tour guide will meet us at the hotel in the morning and will take us on a walking tour through the town. After the walking tour, we will go to a special glass art gallery (Marco Polo International Glass Art Gallery) that has been pre-selected and certified by our professional tour guide friends. There are a lot of glass shops in Venice, and we wanted to make sure that we chose one that we know is very reputable! There is no obligation to go, and no obligation to buy, but the owners are long time Venetians and happy to entertain us with their stories and knowledge!
We are planning on structuring the day so that we will end the walking tour in the area of the glass shop.
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March 18th
March 18th
Return Flight
Sadly, it is time to leave:

A water taxi will take us from our Venice hotel to the airport.

BA597 Venice to London Heathrow Direct leaving at 7am, arriving at 8:35am.
BA191 London Heathrow Direct leaving at 12:10, arriving Austin at 5:55.

OR

KLM6010 Venice to JFK Direct leaving at 12:15pm, arriving at 16:55pm
KLM5716 JFK to Austin Direct leaving at 18:50, arriving at 22:11

OR (note that this is the same as above but coincides to the Delta booking on the way in)

Delta289 Venice to JFK Direct leaving at 12:15pm, arriving at 16:55pm
Delta1233 JFK to Austin Direct leaving at 18:50, arriving at 22:11
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March 6th/7th

Fly to Venice - a day early

For those attendees that wanted a day to prepare for the travel from Venice to Val di Fassa

KLM0668 Austin 6:15pm, arrival in Amsterdam 10:20am on the 7th.

KLM1633 Amsterdam 3pm, arrival in Venice 4:40pm on March 7th!

The group in staying at the Hilton Garden Inn at the airport. Anyone booking their own air transportation must book this individually. The Club has booked (and paid) for the rooms for those members that purchased air from the Club.

Hilton Garden Inn Venice Airport

Note that we have not prepared any special itinerary or transport for this date. Denise will be available to advise on options of getting into the city if you would like to explore on your own and she will talk to them about storing the luggage until you meet the rest of the group at the airport.