Transpacific Voyage 2015 WORLDWIDE TRAVEL PROGRAM. With Fran Ulmer, Chair of the U.S. Arctic Research Commission

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1 2015 WORLDWID TRAVL PROGRAM Transpacific Voyage Anchorage to Tokyo 2015 Aleutian Islands u Bering Sea u Kamchatka Peninsula u Japan s Northern Islands With Fran Ulmer, Chair of the U.S. Arctic Research Commission SPTMBR 16 OCTOBR 2, 2015

2 Transpacific voyage September 16 October 2, 2015 (15 nights / 16 days) Tokyo and Kyoto post-program option Humpback whales, North Pacific ocean TH MAGNIFICNT NORTH PACIFIC BOASTS DRAMATIC LANDSCAPS, MYSTRIOUS ISLANDS, AND HISTORIC WATRWAYS. B AMONG TH RAR TRAVLRS TO XPLOR TH SLDOM-VISITD PORTS ALONG TH WATR AND LAND BRIDGS THAT CONNCT TH AST AND WST ON THIS ONC-IN-A-LIFTIM TRANSPACIFIC VOYAG. xplore the stunning wilderness and the native heritage of Alaska; cruise the rugged yet inviting Aleutian Islands on the fringe of the Bering Sea; marvel at the dynamic beauty of the remote Kamchatka Peninsula, a UNSCO World Heritage site; and experience the fascinating cultures and the spectacular natural wonders of Japan s enchanting and serene Northern Islands while traveling in six-star accommodations and luxury. During this comprehensive and exceptional voyage from Alaska to Japan, cruise aboard the six-star Silversea, 100% ocean view, all suite m.v. Silver Shadow. This luxury low-passenger-density ship carries only 382 guests and features complimentary alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages and complimentary butler service throughout the cruise. Low Air Add Ons D are available from 53 cities. In each port of call, you can choose to participate in fascinating shore excursions offering unique insights into local culture and history or explore the surroundings at your own pace. And an exclusive and unique opportunity to experience the ancient traditions and splendid natural wonders of dynamic Tokyo and culture-rich Kyoto is offered as a post-cruise conclusion to your voyage. This is a co-sponsored program: University of California, Berkeley; the National Trust for Historic Preservation; and the Smithsonian Institution. D Limited availability. Low Air Add-Ons (Silversea s Silver Sky Air Programme) are economy class and based on contractual agreements between Silversea and respective airlines; Gohagan & Company and the sponsoring associations/organizations have no control over availability. For detailed itineraries VISIT ALUMNI.HARVARD.DU/HAA/TRAVL

3 HARVARD STUDY LADR Fran Ulmer is chair of the U.S. Arctic Research Commission, appointed by President Obama in March In June 2010, President Obama appointed her to the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling. From 2007 to 2011, Ms. Ulmer was Chancellor of the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA). Before that, she was a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Public Policy and Director of the Institute of Social and conomic Research at UAA. Ms. Ulmer served as an elected official for 18 years as the mayor of Juneau, as a state representative, and as Lieutenant Governor of Alaska. Ms. Ulmer served as Director of Policy Development for the State of Alaska, managing diverse programs, including coastal management, intergovernmental coordination, and public participation initiatives. She has served on dozens of non-profit and government boards and commissions in Alaska, such as the Denali Commission, Commonwealth North, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, March of Dimes, Salvation Army, Alaska Gas Pipeline Committee, The Nature Conservancy and many more. At the national level, Ms. Ulmer served as a member of the Federal Communications Commission s State and Local Advisory Committee, the Federal lections Commission s State Advisory Committee and co-chaired the National Academies of Science s Committee on State Voter Registration Databases. For more than ten years, she served as one of the U.S. Commissioners on the North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission, appointed by President Bill Clinton. Ms. Ulmer earned a J.D. cum laude from the University of Wisconsin Law School, and has been a Fellow at the Institute of Politics at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. She is married to retired attorney Bill Council, and they have two adult children and one grandson. Scheduled guest speakers may be altered due to circumstances beyond our control. See General Information section. Imperial Palace, tokyo, japan For detailed itineraries VISIT ALUMNI.HARVARD.DU/HAA/TRAVL

4 SCHDUL BY DAY Russian Orthodox Church of the Holy Ascension, dutch harbor, Alaska Wednesday, September 16 Anchorage, Alaska, U.s. Arrive in Anchorage, nestled between the Cook Inlet and Chugach Mountains, and check into the deluxe Hotel Captain Cook. Thursday, September 17 Anchorage/Seward njoy a scenic transfer from Anchorage to Seward by rail car offering expansive views of magnificent Turnagain Arm and the Kenai Peninsula s towering snowcapped peaks and glacier fed waterfalls. Watch for pods of orca or beluga whales feeding in the coastal waters and Dall sheep grazing along the steep cliffs bordering the train tracks. (b,d) Friday, September 18 Homer Charming, colorful Homer sits amid lofty snowcapped mountains and blue glaciers on beautiful Kachemak Bay, a sheltered arm of lower Cook Inlet. Archaeologists have identified that inhabitants have cooked mussels and clams on these beaches for thousands of years, beginning with the indigenous Inuit and Tanaina. In the 1800s, homesteaders and coal miners comprised the area s population, but today, Homer is known as the halibut fishing capital of the world, and is home to an eclectic mix of artists, fisherman and outdoor enthusiasts drawn by a wilderness setting adjacent to the clear water bay and the slower pace of life. This evening, enjoy the Captain s Welcome Reception. (b,l,r,d) Saturday, September 19 Kodiak Twenty thousand years ago, massive glaciers covered most of the Kodiak Archipelago. Their retreat created scenic peaks, fjord like bays, and wide U-shaped valleys ideally suited for abundant land and marine life to thrive. These natural resources attracted the Alutiiq, Kodiak s first inhabitants, who practiced their subsistence lifestyle here as far back as the fourth millennium B.C. Russian fur trappers came to Kodiak in pursuit of sea otter pelts in the 18 th century. Following the United States purchase of Alaska a century later, Kodiak s economy shifted to whaling and salmon fishing, and today, its salmon and cod-rich waters make it one of the busiest fishing ports in the country. xplore the island s historic landmarks highlighting Native American and Russian legacies and experience a wildness that is matched in few other places on arth. (b,l,d) sunday, September 20 cruising the aleutian archipelago njoy a relaxing day at sea while cruising along the Aleutian Islands. This evening, attend a private reception. (b,l,r,d) monday, September 21 Dutch harbor Dutch Harbor has a diverse history where culture and commerce have coexisted since the mid-1700s. Located at the confluence of the North Pacific and the Bering Sea, it is the only natural deepwater port in the Aleutian Islands and leads our nation in both volume and value of seafood caught with more than 800 million pounds processed annually for export. Here, the Museum of the Aleutians contains native artifacts from these islands, which indigenous Aleut people have continuously inhabited for close to 9000 years, while military ruins testify to the area s strategic value during World War II. (b,l,d) Tuesday, September 22 to friday, september 25 Transpacific Crossing Cruising between port calls in Dutch Harbor and the Kamchatka Peninsula, be on deck to look for marine wildlife such as orca and humpback whales, harbor seals, sea otters, and one of the most dense populations of sea birds on arth. njoy the ship s six star amenities onboard lectures, live entertainment, Relais & Châteaux dining, bridge tournaments, complimentary fitness classes, a casino, onboard spa treatments, and stargazing. Or, simply wrap up in a blanket and relax on deck with a complimentary beverage of your choice while contemplating a panoramic view of the Pacific horizon. (3b,3l,3d) Saturday, September 26 Petropavlovsk-kamchatka, russia Kamchatka, the land of fire and ice, is a designated UNSCO World Heritage site. The region played a strategic role in the defense of Russian territory and was closed off to the world for decades until after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, resulting in the preservation of its vast, unique, and pristine wilderness, which is dotted with more than 300 volcanoes and inhabited by the world s largest brown bear population; almost one third of the planet s Pacific salmon population; and the powerful Steller s sea eagle, native only to this part of the globe. Petropavlovsk, at the edge of Avacha Bay, is one of Russia s oldest towns in the Far ast and is one of the world s most beautiful settings surrounded by wilderness sanctuaries puffins, Aleutian Islands, alaska For detailed itineraries VISIT ALUMNI.HARVARD.DU/HAA/TRAVL

5 inuit Blanket toss ceremony, alaska RUSSIA Sea of Okhotsk Petropavlovsk- Kamchatka International Date Line Bering Sea Aleutian Islands Dutch Harbor ALASKA U.S. Anchorage Homer Seward Kodiak Hakodate Kyoto JAPAN Kushiro Pacific Ocean UNSCO World Heritage Site Air Routing Cruise Routing Train Routing Osaka Tokyo and snowcapped mountains. In 1740, the explorer Vitus Bering reached Avacha Bay and from here embarked on his voyage, which led to the discovery of the Aleutian Islands. (b,l,d) sunday, September 27 to monday september 28 Cruising the pacific ocean Relax onboard and enjoy the ship s six star accommodations while cruising the edges of the Sea of Okhotsk en route to Japan. (2b,2l,2d) tuesday, September 29 Kushiro, japan The beautiful coastal port of Kushiro, located in the southeastern part of Hokkaido and facing the Pacific Ocean, is known as the town of mist and has been a base for deep-sea fishing for over a century. The thriving Washo fish market sells fresh seafood such as saury, hairy crab, salmon, shishamo (a kind of smelt), and scallops. Nearby, the largest wetland in Japan, Kushiro Marshland, is renowned for its unique ecosystem, which can be observed directly from a wooden walkway. It is home to about 600 plant species and offers habitats for migratory birds and the enormous Japanese crane, a traditional symbol of longevity and good fortune. (b,l,d) wednesday, September 30 hakodate Located on the southern shores of the largely untamed isle of Hokkaido, Hakodate opened as an international port in The city retains the ambience of a bygone era with old fashioned streetcars running through the historic Motomachi district, which is laden with turn of the century American and uropean architecture. The city s highlights include a Russian Orthodox church built in the Byzantine style; an antebellum mansion which houses Hakodate s public hall; and Asa Ichi, a fish and vegetable market brimming with local Japanese color. (b,l,d) Thursday, october 1 Cruising the pacific ocean Cruise along the eastern coast of Japan while en route to the country s dynamic capital. (b,l,d) friday, october 2 Tokyo/u.s. Once a small fishing village dating back to 3000 B.C., Japan s capital today is the world s most populous metropolis. At the heart of thriving business districts, you will find the inherent cultural core of time honored traditions and compelling history, where intricate Shinto shrines and neighborhood public baths coexist with the latest architectural achievements and the wellspring of Japanese pop culture. Disembark the ship and continue on to the Tokyo and Kyoto post program option or depart for the U.S. (b) October 2-6 Tokyo AND Kyoto Post-PROGRAM Option $2,295 Double occupancy $3,195 Single occupancy Conclude your transpacific voyage in the land of the rising sun and explore Japan s deep rooted heritage and invigorating modern way of life in dynamic Tokyo, where wooden houses fronted by bonsai trees and shrines wreathed in incense smoke exist in thriving business districts and amongst architectural achievements of today. njoy a First Class transfer aboard the legendary Shinkansen Bullet Train to the timeless city of Kyoto, where 17 UNSCO World Heritage sites, thousands of Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines, and tranquil gardens stand in testament to 11 centuries of Japanese history and culture. Accommodations are for one night in the prestigious, five-star Imperial Hotel Tokyo and three nights in the ideally located, deluxe Kyoto Hotel Okura. The Post-Program Option is available at additional cost. Details will be provided with your reservation confirmation. WHAT IS INCLUDD: nrichment program of lectures and discussions by Harvard study leader Fran Ulmer Fourteen-night cruise aboard the six-star m.v. Silver Shadow One night in the deluxe Hotel Captain Hook in Anchorage Complimentary alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages served throughout the cruise Complimentary six-star butler service on board Complimentary champagne and fruit upon embarkation Complimentary in-suite dining and 24-hour room service Complimentary fitness classes on board Daily leisure activities and live entertainment each night Taxes and gratuities to ship personnel Services of a tour manager throughout the program Transfers and luggage handling airport/hotel and hotel/pier on the day of embarkation/disembarkation included with the Low Air Add-Ons Program $200,000 emergency medical evacuation insurance

6 Le C M.v. silver Shadow Deck 9 Deck 8 Deck 7 Deck 6 Jogging Track Stage Panorama Lounge La Terrazza Internet Café Library Champagne Connoisseur s Corner Show Lounge Conference Room Open view to Swimming Pool Pool Pool Grill Pool Grill Medallion Owner MedallionOwner B B B B B B B B B B YAR CONSTRUCTION: 2000 OVRALL LNGTH: 610 feet AMNITIS This six-star ship offers spacious, ocean-view suites: Veranda s (345 sq. ft. including veranda) with expansive floor-to-ceiling glass door and private teak balcony, and Vista s (287 sq. ft.) with large picture window. ach has a private marble bathroom A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Launderette A A A A A A A A B B B B B A A A A A A A A A A Silver s Silver s Launderette B B B C C C C C C C C C C Grand Grand B B B B B B B B C C C C C C C B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B C C C C C Royal Grand Royal Grand Deck 10 Deck 9 Deck 8 Deck 7 Deck 6 Deck 5 Deck 4 Maximum passengers: 382 FLAG: Bahamas with shower, two twin beds convertible to one queen bed, sitting area, writing desk, vanity table, complimentary beverages replenished on request, and complimentary butler service. Public facilities include lounges, casino, library, Internet Café, pool, boutique, fitness center, and full-service spa. Category, $5,995 Vista with large picture window. Deck 4. Category D, $7,195 Veranda with floor-to-ceiling glass doors and teak veranda with furniture. Deck 5, forward. Category C, $7,295 Veranda with floor-to-ceiling glass doors and teak veranda with furniture. Deck 5, midship; Deck 6; and Deck 7, forward. Single Pricing: $12,595 Category B, $7,495 Veranda with floor-to-ceiling glass doors and teak veranda with furniture. Deck 6, midship and Deck 8, forward. Single Pricing: $12,995 Deck 5 Show Lounge Stage The Bar Shore Concierge Lobby Cruise Consultant Reception Casino Bar Jewellery Boutique C C C C C C C C D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D Category A, $7,700 Midship Veranda with floor to ceiling glass doors and teak veranda with furniture. Decks 8 and 9. Deck 4 Restaurant Taxes and gratuities are included. Launderette Silver Sky Air Programme Low Air Add-Ons D ZONS 1 and 3: $1,500; ZON 2: $1,600. ZON 1: Baltimore; Boston; New York; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; Richmond; Washington, D.C. ZON 2: Atlanta; Austin; Birmingham; Charleston; Charlotte; Chicago; Cincinnati; Cleveland; Columbus, OH; Dallas; Detroit; Ft. Lauderdale; Houston; Indianapolis; Kansas City, MO; Little Rock; Louisville; Memphis; Miami; Minneapolis; Montreal, QC; Nashville; New Orleans; Oklahoma City; Omaha; Orlando; Savannah; San Antonio; St. Louis; Tampa; Toronto, ON; Tulsa; West Palm Beach. ZON 3: Albuquerque; Calgary, AB; Denver; Las Vegas; Los Angeles; Phoenix; Portland, OR; Salt Lake City; San Diego; San Francisco; Seattle; Tuscon; Vancouver, BC. Following the processing of your reservation deposit, you will be sent (via if you provided an address, or by mail with your Reservation Confirmation packet) a Low Air Add Ons Request form. Please complete this form upon receipt and return it immediately to Gohagan & Company. D Note: Low Air Add-Ons (Silversea s Silver Sky Air Programme) and/or airfare are subject to change. Space is limited and subject to availability and is not guaranteed. Date deviations and air changes are each subject to a minimum $100 fee per person as well as additional charges. Due to limited flight schedules, Silversea s Silver Sky Air Department reserves the right to impose an overnight stay (hotel, transfers, meals, etc.) in the arrival and/or departure gateway city or in any intermediate/transit city at the participant s expense. GNRAL INFORMATION TOUR COST INCLUSIONS: Taxes; transfers and luggage handling airport/hotel and hotel/pier included with the Low Air Add-Ons Program; D all accommodation and meals per detailed itinerary; complimentary alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages on board ship; gratuities to ship personnel; tour manager throughout; $200,000 emergency medical evacuation insurance. TOUR COST XCLUSIONS: Airfare; baggage charges on aircraft; local departure air taxes; associated local taxes, airport facility taxes and federal inspection fees not listed in the Inclusions section; transfers and baggage handling to/from airport on day(s) of arrival and/or departure if you have not purchased your international air arrangements through Gohagan/Silversea or if you are arriving earlier or later than and/or departing earlier or later than the scheduled group transfer(s); passport fees; visas and fees for obtaining visas; personal expenses such as laundry and telephone calls; accident/sickness, trip cancellation, and baggage insurance; gratuities to hotel personnel; optional sightseeing excursions; meals and alcoholic beverages not listed in the Inclusions section; and all other services not specifically mentioned in the Inclusions section. 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