Oops I meant 6 tomorrow as in SUNDAY

Hereeeeeeeeeeeee

Here bitches and ready to slay

I am here as well. On a charter bus so service might be spotty :)

Empire rules

Here

here as well

* looks to see who is going First*

Ok im going first hahaha

Ciao e benvenuto in Italia
(Hello and welcome to Italy)

Italy has more major tourist cities than most countries. Of course, the capital is a must, but cities like Florence and Venice are big draws and must-sees as well. This sample itinerary is perfect for the first-time visitor who wants to “see all of Italy”. It gives a great overview of the most historically significant parts of the country and as a bonus, it will also help you plan where to focus your sightseeing during your return trip to Italy. 

The Major Cities trip is a great introduction to Italy for those who want to see the most famous art and architecture in the country. It includes the Colosseum, the Duomos of Milan and Florence, and the canals along St. Mark’s Basilica in Venice. To get a great overall Italian vacation, I have budgeted two and a half weeks of travel in the following cities with a couple days of leeway if you choose to stay an extra night or want to visit some smaller cities along the way.

Itinerary:
Rome: 4 days
Florence: 3 days
Venice: 3 days
Milan: 4 days

Rome:
They say when you plan your trip to Italy, consider no fewer than 3 days in Rome. As both the ancient and modern capital of Italy, it’s a hub for a lot of things you’re going to want to see. The history, sights and feel of the city can hardly be seen with less time. Along with the Colosseum, you’ll enjoy seeing sites such as St. Peter’s Basilica, the Roman Forum, and the famous Trevi Fountain.

Florence:
Tuscany is known for its fabulous landscapes, amazing artwork and architecture and its incredible charm. Yet there is only one place in Tuscany where all three of these elements combine effortlessly together and give life to a magical, romantic and absolutely one of a kind city: Florence. To capture all of its beauty you will see its most famous sites which include the Florence Cathedral, the Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio, and Palazzo Vecchio.

Venice:
Venice can be visited in a day trip, and many people do it that way, but they miss out on the fantastic nightlife, the feel of Venice with fewer tourists, and the beauty of the city by night. With that said, I’m sending you to Venice for three days to enjoy St. Mark’s Basilica as stated above along with Piazza San Marco, Doge’s Palace, and you must take advantage of the gondola rides under the Rialto Bridge.

Milan:
Milan, a metropolis in Italy’s northern Lombardy region, is a global capital of fashion and design. Home of the stock exchange, it’s a financial hub also known for its high-end restaurants and shops. The Gothic Duomo di Malano Cathedral, Teatro alla Scala, and the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent, housing Leonardo da Vinci’s mural “The Last Supper,” testify to centuries of art and culture that you will get to explore.

Know Before You Go: I have booked high-speed train tickets between cities at TrenItalia and ItaloTreno. Along the way there will be several small cities that have a lot to offer. You can choose to stop at some of these to explore or spend more time in the major cities, but I wanted to give you all some flexibility in the itinerary for you to have some say in what you do. I have booked you four fabulous hotels in which you’ll stay when you arrive to each of the four major cities. You will be able to relax in Italian luxury after your long days of site seeing around the city. Italian cuisine is a big part of the culture in Italy and there is a lot to try. I have wrote down some of the more popular restaurants per city in your itinerary. However, I strongly suggest you engage yourselves with the locals of Italy and ask them for advice on where to get great food. They will know better of the less popular areas that have some of the best food for you to try. Regardless of where you end up getting a bite to eat, a shot of espresso, or delicious gelato, you can’t go wrong with Italian cuisine.

I know for a fact you are going to love this adventurous Italian vacation. You will have amazing experiences to talk about, pictures to show off, and memories to last a life time. I hope you all are excited to “do as the romans do” while on your Italian getaway. Thank you for your time.

Ciao!

If we don’t get instruction soon imma just post mine and go cuz

Greetings earthlings, welcome to the future...

When I started this concept, I was planning on doing a more original idea, but quickly realized no ACTUAL location fit my aesthetic, so now for the REAL vacation. I take you to : Songdo International Business District, SOUTH Korea. Way more progressive than North.

My idea was a concept created by Walt Disney about EPCOT :
We call it EPCOT, spelled E-P-C-O-T: Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow. Here it is in larger scale. EPCOT will take its cue from the new ideas and new technologies that are now emerging from the creative centers of American industry. It will be a community of tomorrow that will never be completed, but will always be introducing testing and demonstrating new materials and new systems. And EPCOT will always be a showcase to the world of the ingenuity and imagination of American free enterprise.” “I believe we can build a community that more people will talk about and come to look at than any other area in the world. And with your cooperation, I'm sure that the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow can influence the future of city living for generations to come. It's an exciting challenge, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for everyone who participates. Speaking for myself and the entire Disney organization, we're ready to go right now.”

I love the idea of the future, and the utopian society it may bring, so I quickly googled “Most Futuristic Cities in the World”, and Songdo International Business District, South Korea. It’s considered a Smart City, and is nearly entirely technology based, which is discussed in this article about it :
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-23757738

And this one :
https://www.worldcrunch.com/smarter-cities-1/welcome-to-songdo-south-korea-the-smartest-of-smart-cities

AND this one, which also discusses my OWN appeal to it, being the futuristic setting :
https://www.theatlantic.com/amp/article/380849/

The influences EPCOT has on it may not be confirmed, but it has a lot of concepts similar to it, such as the “around the world aspect”, which is highlighted in Songdo Central Park, that was designed as a parallel to New York City’s Central Park. But it also has the futuristic appeal, which you can see with this view from above it :
http://bginvestors.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/songdo_cultural_central.jpg

If you enjoy arts and galleries, there’s the IFEZ Songdo Arts Centre which still keeps up its futuristic value with architecture and in its description it’s said to have almost all the boxes ticked when it comes to culture : “challenging and modern architectural design, a music and a design school, a contemporary art museum, as well as a concert hall and opera house. The IFEZ Arts Centre will be Songdo’s one-stop shop for arts and entertainment and will house outposts of the Asia Philharmonic Orchestra and Asia Opera Company. Designed to appeal to the most discerning public, the complex is on the edge of Incheon Lake and will offer almost one million square feet of culture and leisure facilities. There is no doubt that IFEZ will quickly become a hub for culture, not just in Songdo, but in the whole of South Korea.”

The Songdo Arts Centre : https://m.imgur.com/fWvF6MP

And for the final part of casual activities you can find there, the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club may sound least appealing, but in the future even the golf courses look futuristic and beautiful. “Complete with a lake and a luxurious clubhouse, the club will be the most exclusive destination in the area, with only 250 full memberships and 250 weekday memberships up for grabs. The course plays over 7,300m, with multiple tees and strategy options, making it accessible for golfers of all levels of ability. For the uninitiated, the clubhouse features a choice of restaurants, a bar and lounge, fitness and swimming facilities, and even a spa. Dotted around the club complex are also 179 exclusive villas.” It’s truly a sight for sore eyes!

https://www.businessdestinations.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Jack-Niklaus-Golf-Club-800x600.jpg

And now, less for activities but more for casual hang out, it’s mall is the place to be, both for shopping and for just admiring the architecture!

“LOTTE Shopping Town
Designed by star architect Daniel Liebeskind, the LOTTE Shopping Town will be the most exclusive shopping destination in Songdo when it inaugurated in 2015.  With 150 shops, a multiplex cinema and an ice rink, LOTTE will be the focus of Songdo social life.

Spread over 280,000 sq m, the shopping centre will cater to international visitors and local tastes alike, and will appeal to shoppers looking for luxury but weary of overcrowded Seoul malls. With over 7,5000 parking spaces available, LOTTE will doubtlessly attract shoppers from all over the country.

The shopping town is conveniently located within walking distance of the Northeast Asia Trade Tower and the Sheraton Incheon Hotel, overlooking the scenic Central Park.”

https://www.businessdestinations.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/LOTTE-Shopping-Town-800x600.jpg

Now, for the travel info.

You took a flight from LAX! And you’re going to be staying for a week in Grand Hyatt Incheon, for $1,405! Thanks, Travelocity!

I hope you enjoy your futuristic stay in the Land of Tomorrow, Songdo.

Sadly, we don’t have flying cars yet, so you might wanna take a Water Taxi, which you can find in Songdo’s Central Park!

omg i want it to be together

Good evening Chairman Zyler & Advisers! I just found out that you all will have two weeks leave from work, it's kind of boring just spending your leave at home.

So I am Chris Vineyard, would like to proposed to you a travel itenerary which you all be enjoy. All expenses are free and shouldered by our agency 'Amazing Philippines'.

You will be taking your 8 days vacation in Boracay, a small island in the Philippines.Boracay Island and its beaches have received awards from numerous travel publications and agencies.  In 2016, Boracay headed the magazine's list of Top 10 destinations to watch .

Flight: https://imgur.com/a/uNVC5
As you all can see, that four of you are booked in the roundtrip flight at LAX and the departure time is April 2 of 12:05 am and will have a connecting flight in Manila to Boracay via Philippine Airlines which the arrival time is 9:15am April 3, a total flight time of 18 hours and 10 minutes. Vice versa for returning flight Boracay to LAX.

Airport to Boracay Island - you will ride a ferry, travel time will be 15 minutes.

Where to stay?: Shangri-La's Boracay Resort and Spa https://imgur.com/a/LEC6e
I booked 4 Deluxed Rooms (1 King Bed) for your 7 nights stay https://imgur.com/a/AnfwP Check out day will be Apr 10, 12:00pm.

-Day Tour-
- Apr 3, 1:00pm - 2:30pm: In Boracay, you will got to Motag Living Museum https://imgur.com/a/zryS0 , you'll have the opportunity to experience a day in the life of a traditional Filipino farmer, learning farming methods, and trying your hand at various crafts. Operating without modern technology, work continues here in the way it has been done for countless generations, with hand tools and animal power. At this community-run excursion, the whole family can learn everything from the history of the area and its culture, to how to plant and harvest rice. You'll also have the chance to try some traditional snacks, and even ride a carabao.
- Apr 3, 3:00pm - 6:00pm: Get in touch with nature Ariel's Point https://imgur.com/a/ni8Jk , an exciting eco-tourism spot half an hour by boat from Boracay. Set in a scenic fishing village, the location provides an eventful day trip for anyone wishing to explore a pristine tropical sea environment. Snorkel, paddleboard, or take a native kayak to explore this unspoiled paradise and enjoy your meal at an improvised floating platform in the clear water. A day excursion includes a boat trip, food and drinks, and a variety of activities. Prepare for the possibility of sudden torrential rain, which will add another element to your swimming experience.

- Apr 4, 10:00am - 5:00pm: Scuba & Snorkeling

- Apr 5, 10:00am - 2:00pm: Tucked away in a cove, Balinghai Beach https://imgur.com/a/WypAA offers privacy and peacefulness as you swim in its crystal clear waters, play sports, or sunbathe on the beach. A great choice if you want to get away from the crowds, the beach has an onsite bar and restaurant where you can purchase food and drinks. Bring suitable footwear you can get wet, as sea urchins have been found in the area.
- Apr 5, 3:00am - 5:00pm: Tirta Signature Massage in Boracay Island https://imgur.com/a/lDejR This is a 1.5-hour compilation of aroma therapeutic massage, Swedish massage, lymphatic drainage and foot reflexology. It’s a highly therapeutic treatment, but absolutely not a hard massage. It is based on the desire for deep relaxation through the use of high quality essential oil blends and is also good for emotional balance. Your own choice of pure aroma therapeutic oils will also aid in relaxing the muscles, restoring health and encouraging feelings of well-being.

- Apr 6, 10:00am - 11:00am: A paradise for kitesurfers, the white sands of Bulabog Beach https://imgur.com/a/wdQSG stretch 2.5 km (1.5 mi) long, gently sloping into the wide ocean. Crystal clear waters protected by an offshore reef provide excellent snorkeling and swimming, but do watch out for boats ferrying people to and fro on scuba trips. Relax and take in the tall palms and fringe vegetation. Within walking distance of major beaches in Boracay, this is a great place to watch kitesurfers, who flock here to catch the breeze. Other onsite activities include parasailing and banana boats; refuel at one of the many seafood eateries.
- Apr 6, 1:00pm - 2:00pm: Take a spiritual break from Boracay's busy beaches at Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Catholic Church https://imgur.com/a/amKwG , often used as a venue for romantic weddings. Located on the main road, this little church draws attention with its eye-catching facade, decorated with mosaic tiles arranged to create an image of Christ emerging from the splashing sea waves. The peaceful interior features a semi-circle of chairs facing a simple altar, set against a limestone wall.
- Apr 6, 2:30pm - 5:00pm: White Beach https://imgur.com/a/FJk6g attracts crowds of tourists with its long stretch of fine white sand and crystal clear water in a tropical setting.

- Apr 7, 1:00pm - 4:00pm: Go scuba diving, snorkeling, or kayaking around Crocodile Island https://imgur.com/a/ZAe42 , which resembles a head of a crocodile seen from a distance. Clear waters swarming with marine life surround this uninhabited rocky outcrop that features a beach ideal for secluded swims and group picnics. As you explore, keep an eye out for sea lions and scorpion fish, moray eels, banded sea snakes, snappers, and gorgonian fan corals. Note that the currents around the island are strong, so it's a good idea to visit with a professional diving instructor if you don't feel fully confident in your underwater skills.

- Apr 8, 8:00am - 11:00am: Climb to 100 m (328 ft) above sea level at Mount Luho https://imgur.com/a/0jBqQ , a popular tourist attraction and natural site with panoramic views. This mountain represents the highest point on the island and features a viewing deck for taking photos of the surrounding area once they reach the top. In addition to expansive ocean views, you can also clearly spot specific attractions from the summit.
- Apr 8, 1:00pm - 3:00pm More a market than a shopping center, E Mall features narrow alleys filled with souvenir stalls selling T-shirts, handmade bags, mugs, and fridge magnets. If you don't have a swimsuit or snorkeling gear, drop by the mall on your way to the beach--on your way back, you can grab some waffles here, or enjoy a relaxing massage.

- Apr 9, 10:00am - 1:00pm: Swim and snorkel in pristine blue waters, exploring the hidden gems of Crystal Cove Island https://imgur.com/a/05vSE , a private island covering 2.5 hectares (6 acres) just off Boracay and Caticlan. Uninhabited but for a few thatched umbrellas, the island makes a perfect relaxation spot. Explore the main attractions here, two small caves with many crystal formations on their walls. A tunnel in the smaller one leads out to another cove, where you'll see the waves splashing against walls. Pay a visit to the small shell museum, displaying all kinds of seashells found in the Philippines. Get here with a 20-minute boat ride from eastern Boracay.
- Apr 9, 2:00pm - 5:00pm: Visiting Dude's Island Activities https://imgur.com/a/9rO1U  There is something for everybody, from diving in undiscovered sites, exploring caves, waterfalls and adrenaline pumping extreme sports and everything in between!
- Apr 9, 9:00pm - Apr 10, 1:00am: Explore Boracay's nightlife at PubCrawl https://imgur.com/a/hvT4J

That ends the vacation in Boracay. I hope you enjoy my presentation and thank you for listening!

Good night chairman and advisors!!
My name, as you know, is Crazy Mich and I am glad to presentate you my trip.
As it cannot be otherwise, my proposed trip is to Europe, it is a long trip (too much hours) and of course, it would be good to be able to visit more than two European capitals, but the rules do not allow me to do it, so I have chosen my two favorite cities: City of Love, Paris and Rome, one of the oldest cities in the world.
Firstly, I apologize because I do not know where you are from, therefore, I have assumed that all of you are from the USA, and in that case, we will leave New York, where is the seat of our contest “The Apprentice”.
On April 3 at 18:05 PM would leave the flight to Paris, you would leave the hotel around 15:30 PM in the afternoon, you would take a taxi and arrive at the airport around 16:00-16:30 PM (depending on traffic) to the airport, you would invoice your suitcase and all that protocol that exists in the airport.
https://imgur.com/a/eJ10f
The duration of the flight is 7 hours and 40 minutes, and you do not have to worry, because in addition to flying at night, the plane has a screen to put videos and movies and Wi-Fi to connect your iPad and listen to music or do what you want. The arrival time will be at 7:45 AM (CET), of course the 4th April.
A taxi will be waiting for you at the airport and will take you directly to the hotel. The hotel is called "Hôtel D'Aubusson", is one of the most prestigious in Paris and is located on the banks of the Seine River, perfectly connected and located in the city.
http://www.hoteldaubusson.com/en/photo-galleries/rooms-photo-gallery.html
In this beautiful hotel you will spend 4 nights and logically everyone will have their own room. The morning of arrival, you will be free to discover the hotel facilities and rest (if you have had a bad trip)
You will eat at the hotel restaurant and then, in the afternoon, you will take a boat ride on the Seine river, it is quite typical and thanks to this walk you will know much of the city and its charm. https://imgur.com/a/4QuTR
Dinners will always be at the most famous restaurants in Paris, while breakfast and lunch will be at the hotel's restaurant. There is also the possibility of just after dinner take a walk and maybe, only if you want, stop at a pub and have a cocktail, for instance in the Latin Quarter.
On April 5 you will know Paris in its immense majority. Along with a guide who will be waiting for you at the entrance of the hotel, you will visit the most characteristic monuments and places of Paris, in this case you will do it by metro, simply because it is the easiest way to move and without having to suffer the endless traffic jams they are created in the city.
You will climb to the top of the Eiffel Tower, walk along the Champs Elysees, visit both inside and outside the Notre Dame Cathedral, you will see the Place Vendome, the Arc de Triomphe and the Galeries de Lafayette. All this with tranquility and of course without hurry, taking a walk and enjoying how this city deserves to be enjoyed.
On April 6, the same guide will be waiting for you but in this case to visit two museums, the first the Pantheon, with a guided tour where we can listen to the stories of characters like Voltaire, Victor Hugo or Marie Curie. And right after, we will go to the Louvre Museum, to enjoy all the art that it has in its interior with the best of explanations.
That same night we have an appointment for the "Moulin Rouge" concert, one of the best-known musicals in the world and of course not to be missed. http://www.moulinrouge.fr/?lang=en
On April 7, you will visit DisneyLand, I do not know if you are fans or not of Disney, but I assure you that the fun there is assured (I have been twice), and I know that these advisors like amusement parks :P
http://www.disneylandparis.co.uk/destinations/disneyland-park/