Are you a choral or instrumental director considering a performance tour with your ensemble? Encore Tours has put together an incredible offer to show you all the wonderful opportunities and experiences available for you and your musicians in Eastern Europe. This June, Encore will host a 7-day familiarization (FAM) trip for directors to the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary to explore the culture, food, and numerous fantastic venues that would welcome your ensemble. We’ll even take you to a concert by one of our traveling groups so you can see our operation in action and the outstanding venues and audiences we provide. The package includes: round-trip air, 5 nights of lodging in single rooms in centrally located 4-star hotels, all meals and transportation, local sightseeing, visits to 15+ concert venues, and the services of a professional tour manager throughout. The travel dates are June 5–11, 2019, and the price for all this is only $1,500, which is an amazing deal on its own. However, we will credit that money back to you if you bring your ensemble on any international trip with Encore in 2020 or 2021. Highlights of your FAM trip include: a folklore show with dancing and live music in Budapest, a dinner cruise on the Vltava River in Prague, as well as visits to magnificent churches and other venues such as the Slovak Radio Hall, Martinu Hall, and Rudolfinum. To see the itinerary and register for this amazing trip, visit our webpage about the Encore Tours 2019 FAM Trip!
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