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Travel Documents

Reservation # :

439064

Departure Date :

13 Dec 10

Passenger Name(s) YOLANDA GONZALEZ MIGUEL GONZALEZ

Services Provided By:

Air France Holidays

Included in these documents are the following items:

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Stay on Top - Important Travel Advice

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Flight Itinerary for Reservation #:

439064

Airline confirmation number(s): Air France 7JUVGS
Passengers : 13Dec11

YOLANDA GONZALEZ, MIGUEL GONZALEZ Air France, AF 8729
From : Dallas/Ft.Worth, TX (DFW) Departure Terminal : N/A To : New York, NY (JFK) Arrival Terminal : N/A Flight Duration: Class/Cabin : Seats : 07C, 07D Arrives : : M Departs : : M

13Dec11

Air France, AF 023
From : New York, NY (JFK) Departure Terminal : N/A To : Paris, France (CDG) Arrival Terminal : N/A Flight Duration: Class/Cabin : Seats : Arrives : : M Departs : : M

17Dec10

Air France, AF 1648
From : Paris, France (CDG) Departure Terminal : N/A To : Barcelona, Spain (BCN) Arrival Terminal : N/A Flight Duration: Class/Cabin : Seats : Arrives : 2:35PM Departs : 12:55PM

20Dec10

Air France, AF 2149
From : Barcelona, Spain (BCN) Departure Terminal : N/A To : Paris, France (CDG) Arrival Terminal : N/A Flight Duration: Class/Cabin : Seats : Arrives : 9:30AM Departs : 7:35AM

20Dec10

Air France, AF 8700
From : Paris, France (CDG) Departure Terminal : N/A To : Cincinnati, OH (CVG) Departs : 10:30AM

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Arrival Terminal : N/A Flight Duration: Class/Cabin : Seats : 27C, 27D 20Dec10

Arrives : 2:10PM

Air France, AF 8916
From : Cincinnati, OH (CVG) Departure Terminal : N/A To : Dallas/Ft.Worth, TX (DFW) Arrival Terminal : N/A Flight Duration: Class/Cabin : Seats : 16C, 16D Arrives : 6:15PM Departs : 4:30PM

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Flight Ticket Numbers for Reservation #:

439064

Passenger Name
YOLANDA GONZALEZ MIGUEL GONZALEZ

Ticket Number
7871281327 7871281329

Airline
AF AF

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Local Contact Information

HOTEL INFORMATION

PARIS, FRANCE 14 Dec 10 - 17 Dec 10

Comfort Hotel Gare De L'Est 31 Boulevard De Strasbourg Paris FRANCE, 75010 Phone: 0147702500 HCC Covadonga Hotel M. Valls De Calaff, S.A. Avda. Diagonal, 596 SPAIN, 08021 Barcelona Phone: 932095511

AVDA. DIAGONAL, 596, SPAIN 17 Dec 10 - 20 Dec 10

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Reservation # 439064 Bateaux Parisiens Porte de la Bourdonais Paris FRANCE, 75007

Print Date: 17 Dec 10 Local Phone: 0176641445

In Exchange for this Voucher, Please Provide the Following Service:

Service:

Seine River Cruise from Eiffel Tower Europe Express account number 133141. Tour departs from the foot of the Eiffel Tower at Pier 3, Port de la Bourdonnais and it boards 15 minutes before departure. October through March it departs at least every hour from 10 am to 10 pm. April to September is departs every 30 minutes from 10 am to 10:30 pm.

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2 Adult 14 Dec 10 YOLANDA GONZALEZ, MIGUEL GONZALEZ Duration: 1 Day(s)

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Reservation # 439064 Super Shuttle 22 rue de la Prevoyance Vincennes FRANCE, 94300

Print Date: 17 Dec 10 Local Phone: 0800234679 Contact: Reservations

In Exchange for this Voucher, Please Provide the Following Service:

Service:

Shared Transfer: Paris CDG Airport to Central Paris Hotel Pick Up: JFK-CDG - AF 23 at 06:00AM Drop Off: Comfort Hotel Gare De L'Est Having cleared Customs, make your way to any France Telecom Booth and call the toll free number 0800 234 679 (0800 CDG ORY) for detailed pickup instructions. This call must be made from a France Telecom booth. If calling from a mobile phone, or from outside of France, call +33 1 43 65 55 55. Pickup locations for CDG Airport: Terminal 1 : Exit 16 on arrival level (down one floor) Terminal 2 : Hall A : Exit 10 Terminal 2 : Hall B : Exit 10 Terminal 2 : Hall C : Exit 8 Terminal 2 : Hall D : Exit 10 Terminal 2 : Hall E or F : Exit 7 on arrival level Terminal 3 : in front of the main exit Shared transfers can accommodate only two bags per person.

Quantity: Date: Confirmation Info: Guests:

2 Adults 14 Dec 10 Ref #AP1157106 YOLANDA GONZALEZ, MIGUEL GONZALEZ Duration: 1 Day(s)

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Reservation # 439064 Comfort Hotel Gare De L'Est 31 Boulevard De Strasbourg Paris FRANCE, 75010

Print Date: 17 Dec 10 Local Phone: 0147702500 Contact: Front Desk

In Exchange for this Voucher, Please Provide the Following Service:

Service:

Comfort Hotel Gare De L'Est, Paris, France - Standard Room - Continental Breakfast Includes tax and service. Check in is not guaranteed until 2:00pm local time. Reservations and Payment guaranteed by EEFC Inc (C/O Travel Services Europe). Tel# 00 34 933 568 292. All extras to be collected from the client.

Quantity: Arrival Date: Guests:

1 Twin Room 14 Dec 10 YOLANDA GONZALEZ, MIGUEL GONZALEZ Duration: 3 Nights

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Reservation # 439064 Hotelbeds Barcelona c/ Casp 21,4,1, 2 Barcelona SPAIN, 08010

Print Date: 17 Dec 10 Local Phone: 971-624-249

In Exchange for this Voucher, Please Provide the Following Service:

Service:

Transfer Barcelona Airport to Hotel by Private Car Pick Up: CDG-BCN - AF 1648 at 02:35PM Drop Off: HCC Covadonga Hotel You will be met at Barcelona Airport Arrivals Lounge, after collecting your luggage, by a Hotelbeds representative who will be holding a sign displaying your name. If you cannot locate your driver please call 34 971 624 249 during regular business hours Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, if you arrive outside these please call 687 838 887. Luggage restrictions: 2 suitcases per passenger allowed.

Quantity: Date: Confirmation Info: Guests:

1 Vehicle 17 Dec 10 ref. number 1863294 YOLANDA GONZALEZ, MIGUEL GONZALEZ Duration: 1 Day(s)

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Reservation # 439064 HCC Covadonga Hotel M. Valls De Calaff, S.A. Avda. Diagonal, 596 SPAIN, 08021 Barcelona

Print Date: 17 Dec 10 Local Phone: 932095511 Contact: Front Desk

In Exchange for this Voucher, Please Provide the Following Service:

Service:

HCC Covadonga Hotel, Barcelona, Spain - Standard Room with Buffet Breakfast Includes tax and service. Check in is not guaranteed until 2:00pm local time. Reservations and Payment guaranteed by EEFC Inc (C/O Travel Services Europe). Tel# 00 34 933 568 292. All extras to be collected from the client.

Quantity: Arrival Date: Guests:

1 Twin Room 17 Dec 10 YOLANDA GONZALEZ, MIGUEL GONZALEZ Duration: 3 Nights

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Reservation # 439064 Hotelbeds Barcelona c/ Casp 21,4,1, 2 Barcelona SPAIN, 08010

Print Date: 17 Dec 10 Local Phone: 971-624-249

In Exchange for this Voucher, Please Provide the Following Service:

Service:

Artistic Barcelona Half Day City Tour Meeting point:Ronda Universidad 5.Please contact the local sightseeing company upon arrival in Barcelona to reconfirm your tour.

Quantity: Date: Confirmation Info: Guests:

2 Adult 18 Dec 10 ref number 1863294 YOLANDA GONZALEZ, MIGUEL GONZALEZ Duration: 1 Day(s)

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