[Visa-free] 5-Day, 4-Night Singapore + Malaysia Premium 5-Star Tour (maximum 9 guests · arrive in Singapore, depart from Malaysia)

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Guests are responsible for booking their own flights from their home airport to Singapore. Singapore, known as the “Garden City,” is a safe, international metropolis in Southeast Asia. It brings together cuisines from around the world and is also a duty-free shopping paradise. It is one of the world's smallest countries by land area. Upon arrival at Singapore Changi International Airport, the driver will meet you and take you to the hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure; enjoy the hotel facilities. (Hotel check-in is after 3:00 p.m. Guests arriving on earlier flights may leave their luggage at the front desk.) Recommended Attractions 【Colorful Sentosa Express】(Unlimited free rides around the island) This colorful island train stops at 4 stations: VivoCity Station (departure station): the starting point, at VivoCity shopping mall. Resorts World Station: Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium, and Adventure Cove Waterpark. Imbiah Station: Madame Tussauds and Skyline Luge. Beach Station: Siloso Beach, Palawan Beach, Tanjong Beach, and Wings of Time. 【Universal Studios Singapore】(Tickets can be booked for you) is a major attraction at Resorts World Sentosa. On February 14, 2025, Universal Studios Singapore will welcome the grand opening of Illumination’s Minion Land! This exciting adventure has three parts and immerses you in the fun-filled worlds of the Despicable Me and Minions films! Visit Universal Studios Singapore and experience the movies up close! Universal Studios Singapore features a range of unique rides and attractions, along with new movie-themed experiences and shows! 【Madame Tussauds】(Tickets can be booked for you; discounted tickets available; includes a 4D Marvel 4D Cinema experience) Madame Tussauds Singapore is a fun attraction offering interactive experiences. As the second Madame Tussauds in Southeast Asia, it draws visitors from both overseas and locally with its unique appeal. Discover Singapore’s past through wax figures. Stroll through Singapore’s humble fishing villages, bustling Chinatown and commercial squares, or explore the beginnings of Singapore’s Central Business District. See how life in Singapore has evolved and step into different periods of history. In the evening, you can also visit Sentosa’s 【Three Theme Beaches】. Walk along the shore at sunset or lie beneath the coconut palms and feel the sea breeze. Wander leisurely across the soft, fine white sand and let the gentle waves carry you away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Share a story or a few thoughts, and you’ll find your hearts close together beneath the blue sky and beside the clear sea. 【The Sound of the Heart】A beautiful, emotive art installation on the beach of Sentosa Island, Singapore. Made up of several installations, each is a giant musical cage containing hundreds of drumsticks. When visitors touch an installation, the drumsticks produce soft sounds and beautiful music. * Airport-to-hotel transfer in Singapore: You must clear immigration and meet your driver within 1 hour of arrival. If you are late, the transfer service will be considered forfeited. *The first thing to do after landing is connect to the airport Wi-Fi. It’s easy and requires no verification code or password; it only takes a few seconds. First, open your Wi-Fi list and select #WIFI @ Changi. You will then be redirected automatically to a page; click “Connect Now” to connect. *Please complete the Singapore electronic arrival card online 72 hours in advance (SG Arrival Card: https://eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard/); *Hotel check-in is after 15:00. Travelers arriving on earlier flights can leave their luggage at the front desk first; *Admission tickets to attractions within the park are at your own expense; please contact us for a quote if you need tickets booked. *Rides at Universal Studios are periodically closed for maintenance. Please refer to the park’s notices on the day of your visit for current availability. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by facilities being closed. *If you want to avoid queuing at Universal Studios, we recommend purchasing an express pass on site.

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Note: The airport pickup and transfer to Sentosa are provided by a Chinese-speaking driver. If you would like a guide to accompany you, you can add this service in advance for an additional fee. Thank you for your understanding. (*Please ask for a current quote for this service; guides at different levels can be arranged.) Note: *Includes one-way transportation and the island admission ticket only. Return to the hotel independently after your visit.

Meals

Breakfast: at your own expense Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

Accommodation

Village Hotel Sentosa / The Outpost Hotel / The Michael Hotel / The Laurus in Singapore, or similar

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S.E.A. Aquarium

S.E.A. Aquarium

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Located on Sentosa Island in Singapore, near Universal Studios Singapore and within Resorts World Sentosa, this is one of Asia's largest aquariums. It features 49 habitats and a vast array of marine life, offering plenty to see and learn for visitors, especially families with children. Its highlight is one of the world's largest viewing panels. Standing before the enormous glass window and watching the fish is an awe-inspiring experience. There are also interactive activities, including an exploration pool where you can touch shark eggs.

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09:00 Meet up, bring all your luggage, and travel by vehicle to [Merlion Park]. The Merlion statue stands beside the Singapore River in the city and is a symbol and icon of Singapore. (Friendly reminder: The two Merlions are periodically cordoned off in turn for cleaning. The itinerary will still visit the site; we apologize if you are unable to see them during cleaning.) [Singapore River Walk] The area around the Singapore River is the cradle of our city. The river has been a lifeline from the very beginning and was the foundation of Singapore’s development. [Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay] Singapore’s Esplanade is one of the city’s most iconic cultural landmarks, renowned worldwide for its distinctive “durian shell” design. It is not only a central hub for Singapore’s arts and culture, but also a prominent performing arts venue in Asia and around the world, with an important role in fostering cultural exchange and nurturing the local arts scene. Pass by [Colonial District] (drive-by): Parliament House, the Supreme Court, City Hall, the Raffles Statue, Victoria Theatre, the century-old suspension bridge, and St Andrew’s Cathedral. [Lau Pa Sat Local Food Centre] (lunch at your own expense) “Pasar” refers to a market that specializes in food, and Lau Pa Sat is a classic example, bringing together nearly a hundred kinds of Southeast Asian cuisine. In addition to its famous satay, must-try dishes in this food paradise include Hokkien prawn noodles, bak kut teh, laksa, and more! Lau Pa Sat is one of the largest surviving Victorian-era cast-iron buildings in Southeast Asia. Its architecture is distinctive, and the dining area is clean and bright, making it especially pleasant to enjoy a meal. [Rainbow Building – Former Ministry of Information and the Arts] Singapore has many colorful buildings, and the Old Hill Street Police Station, built in 1934, is surely one of the most stunning and elegant. After exploring Clarke Quay in the city center, it’s an easy walk to the former police station. Its façade is covered with 927 brilliantly colored, rainbow-like windows, arranged in a gradient from left to right. This complex yet harmonious palette is one of the building’s most striking features. [Little India] (drive-by) Little India is one of Singapore’s most vibrant districts. Stroll along its streets and admire the harmonious coexistence of Hindu temples, Chinese temples, mosques, and churches—a highlight of Singapore’s history and multicultural character. The ethnic districts are also a highlight for visitors to Singapore, offering a glimpse into the city’s past. [Trendy Haji Lane] This short street is lined with bars, shisha lounges, clothing shops, creative boutiques, cafés, and more. Its vivid colors are dazzling, and its eclectic international shops are full of character and style, making them hard to leave behind. Then set off on a “Marina Bay tour”: drive through the CBD, then visit Suntec City’s Fountain of Wealth. Located in the center of Suntec City Mall, it is said to be one of the largest fountains in the world. The saying “water brings wealth” reflects its renowned feng shui significance in Singapore. [Exterior of Marina Bay Sands] Marina Bay Sands is a famous large-scale hotel built in Singapore by the Las Vegas-based Sands Group. With a total investment of US$6 billion, the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort includes a renowned convention center, hotel, and shopping mall. [Marina Barrage Sky Oasis] In Singapore, even a dam—usually a rather mundane facility—can become an exciting and popular leisure destination. Marina Barrage keeps the waves out of Marina Bay, leaving the reservoir within calm and making it ideal for water activities such as individual kayaking or team dragon boat racing. *The itinerary order is subject to the day’s arrangements. *The two Merlions are periodically cordoned off in turn for cleaning. The itinerary will still visit the site; we apologize if you are unable to see them during cleaning. *Proceed to the Johor Bahru checkpoint at the designated pickup time for the handover (crossing the Singapore–Malaysia border is subject to the official policies in effect at the time; please cooperate). After meeting the Malaysian driver and guide, depart for Melaka, a World Heritage Site. *Visa-free entry to Malaysia: Travelers must have a round-trip flight ticket, hotel booking, and Malaysia Arrival Card.

Meals

Breakfast: Hotel breakfast Lunch: Self-service at Lau Pa Sat food court Dinner: At your own expense

Accommodation

Malacca hotel rated five diamonds online, Holiday Inn or similar

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Merlion Park

Merlion Park

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From Fishing Village to Lion City The story behind the half-fish, half-lion Merlion is more than just a myth. Its fish tail represents Singapore's past as a fishing village. Singapore was then known as Temasek, a name sharing its root with the Malay word “tasek,” meaning “lake.” The Merlion's lion head represents Singapore's original name, “Singapura” (Sanskrit for “Lion City”). Legend has it that Prince Sang Nila Utama of Palembang, Sumatra, encountered a storm while at sea and accidentally landed in Singapore. At the mouth of the Singapore River, the prince saw an unusual creature that he believed was a lion, so he named Singapore the Lion City. The Story Behind the Statue Today, the statue in Merlion Park brings this legend to life. Standing 8.6 meters tall and weighing 70 tons, the Merlion continuously spouts a stream of water from its mouth. Originally located at the mouth of the Singapore River, it was designed by Mr. Kwan Sai Kheong and carefully crafted by sculptor Mr. Lim Nang Seng. It was unveiled by then-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew on September 15, 1972. When the Esplanade Bridge was completed in 1997, the Merlion statue could no longer be viewed clearly from the waterfront, so it was later moved to Merlion Park. The Merlion stands in front of The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, facing Marina Bay. As you explore the island, look out for other iconic sculptures that have inspired travelers, poets, and Singaporeans.

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Depart from the hotel. 【Dutch Red House + Portuguese Old City Gate and Fortress + St. Paul's Church】These buildings were constructed by the Dutch after their victory over the Portuguese in 1641. At the time, they served not only as the Dutch Governor's residence, but also as the government administrative center and municipal council during Dutch rule in Malacca. 【Traditional Malay Kampung Stilt House】It represents the beauty and ingenuity of traditional architecture, as well as the idea of sharing a home with others and living in harmony with nature. Special rock-style trishaw tour (one trishaw for every 2 people). Admire the old town's century-old buildings and cultural heritage, as if traveling through a corridor of time to another era. Feel the gentle breeze as you wind through the charming old streets, lined with historic buildings, and step back in time. (Note: Passengers are responsible for the trishaw driver's tip of MYR 4 per trishaw.) 【A Nanyang Dream Come True: Experience a Malacca Nyonya Outfit】(Complimentary). No visit to Malacca is complete without experiencing its local Nyonya culture. Dress in a Nyonya outfit and make beautiful memories at historic landmarks such as Jonker Street and the Red House in the old town. Feel like a local as you travel back in time and experience Malacca's long history and culture firsthand. This enriching experience adds depth to your trip. Sharing and passing on this culture helps more people learn about and appreciate Malacca's rich heritage, while ensuring it is better preserved for future generations. 【Jonker Street Antique Quarter】Walking among the remains of Ming-dynasty architecture feels like stepping into another time. Simply admiring the century-old houses along the street is a pleasure, and if you love collecting antiques, this place is a treasure trove. 【Malacca Street Art】In recent years, Jonker Street in Malacca has acquired several murals, inspired by those in George Town, Penang. A standout is the colorful geometric mural hidden in an alley, created by skincare brand Kiehl’s in collaboration with a Malaysian artist. It's a must-see mural! Its charming flowers and houses, painted with simple geometric shapes and vibrant colors, make this wall an eye-catching attraction. 【Malacca Straits Mosque】The mosque is located on the man-made island of Malacca. The Straits Mosque is beautiful in the glow of the setting sun. The sound of prayers broadcast over loudspeakers mingles with the waves, while the setting sun illuminates its golden dome. Sitting on the seawall and enjoying the view is a truly relaxing experience. 【Traditional Malacca Dessert – Cendol】(Complimentary). It looks like the shaved ice desserts found in China and is a traditional Southeast Asian treat. Its main ingredients are green cendol jelly, rich coconut milk, red beans, palm sugar, and crushed ice; every bite brings a cool sweetness. Drizzled with the famous Malacca palm sugar syrup, it's not overly sweet, and its rich fragrance makes it unforgettable. 【Photo Stop at Putrajaya Administrative Centre】The Prime Minister's Office of Malaysia is named after the country's first prime minister. Lush greenery stretches across the city, and trees line the roads to form a long, shaded boulevard. This 4.2-kilometer green avenue is also where national celebrations and military parades are held. 【Seri Wawasan Bridge】offers visitors a different perspective. Framed by the lake and surrounding hills, its elegant lines curve like a giant dragon gliding across the water. The bridge is a paradise for photography enthusiasts, with a perfect shot at every angle. Whether at sunrise, sunset, or beneath the brilliant stars at night, the views are unforgettable. 【Pink Mosque + Prime Minister's Office + Putrajaya Square】Modeled on the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco, it is located in Putrajaya, Malaysia's new administrative center. Covering 5.5 hectares and built at a cost of US$10 million, it is a mosque in Malaysia and also a floating mosque in Southeast Asia. *Passengers are responsible for the trishaw driver's tip of MYR 4 per trishaw. *Visitors may enter the mosque, but female visitors must borrow a robe from the right side of the entrance before entering. It is open until 4:00 p.m. (Actual opening hours are subject to on-site conditions. We apologize for any inconvenience.)

Meals

Breakfast: Hotel breakfast Lunch: Peranakan specialty meal Dinner: At your own expense

Accommodation

Kuala Lumpur hotel with a five-diamond rating based on online reviews, or similar

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Seri Wawasan Bridge

Seri Wawasan Bridge

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Seri Wawasan Bridge literally means “Bridge of Vision,” reflecting Malaysia’s vision for modern development. Beyond serving as a thoroughfare, the bridge is also a city landmark, offering visitors a different perspective. Framed by the lake and surrounding hills, its elegant lines resemble a winding dragon gliding peacefully over the water. The bridge is a haven for photography enthusiasts, with a perfect view from every angle. Whether at sunrise, sunset, or beneath the brilliant starry sky at night, it leaves visitors spellbound.

Pink Mosque

Pink Mosque

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The Pink Mosque was modeled on the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. Located in Putrajaya, Malaysia’s administrative center, next to the Putrajaya artificial lake, it is the city’s main official mosque and a primary place of worship for local Muslims. It takes its name from the rose-colored granite used extensively in its construction, which gives the building its soft pink hue. About three-quarters of the structure sits over the lake, earning it the name “Floating Mosque.”

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Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. 【Rainbow Steps at Batu Caves】Located north of Kuala Lumpur, Batu Caves is a limestone hill with a series of caves and temples, and one of the most famous Hindu pilgrimage sites outside India, dedicated to Murugan. Before entering Batu Caves, you must climb the 272 Rainbow Steps. Numerous wild monkeys and pigeons along the steps are completely unafraid of people. Beside the steps stands a huge gilded statue of a Hindu deity. In addition to the many pigeons, the plaza in front of the statue features numerous Hindu deities and colorful murals. Viewed from afar, the Hindu statues and murals, the enormous golden statue, the Rainbow Steps, and Batu Caves create an exceptionally beautiful and spectacular scene. 【Discover the Allure of Kuala Lumpur】A vibrant metropolis combining an ancient city’s history with modern development. Here, people from many different ethnic groups live side by side, blending Eastern colors and Western civilization in a unique way. Its distinctive customs and traditions, shopping, food, and opportunities to unwind make it a destination that has it all. 【National Palace】It is said to have cost nearly RMB 2.1 billion to build, and its architecture features Malay and Islamic styles. 【National Art Gallery】Discover historically significant artworks, local ethnic art and sculptures, textile art, and works by Adam and renowned artists from around the world. In addition to its permanent displays, the gallery regularly hosts temporary exhibitions showcasing contemporary art from around the world. It is one of Malaysia’s most important art galleries. 【Independence Square】A landmark of Kuala Lumpur and the venue for Malaysia’s National Day parade. On August 31, 1957, Malaysia’s founding father, Tunku Abdul Rahman, declared the country’s independence here, marking its liberation from British colonial rule. 【River of Life】A river in downtown Kuala Lumpur, regarded as the city’s starting point. It flows from forested hills on the outskirts, through the city center, and into the Strait of Malacca. The river has played a vital role in the city’s development, adding much to its history and culture. 【Kuala Lumpur Old Railway Station】This old station has become a popular photo spot for those who love nostalgia. The building is Moorish in style, with beautiful arched domes. The simple, undecorated domes have a charm all their own, while the horseshoe arches on the ground floor make it a favorite with fans of historic architecture. Admission is free, and you can explore at your leisure, sit on a platform bench and watch the trains go by, or simply relax and enjoy a nostalgic moment. 【Jamek Mosque】Also known as the “Friday Mosque,” Jamek means a place where Muslims gather to worship in both Malay and Arabic. As one of Kuala Lumpur’s oldest mosques, Jamek Mosque was once the city’s main place of worship for Muslims. Even after the National Mosque was built in 1965, Jamek Mosque remained one of Kuala Lumpur’s most iconic and distinctive mosques, thanks to its prime location and long history. Visitors must follow the dress code. Notices at the entrance explain the requirements; visitors whose clothing does not meet them can borrow robes and headscarves from the administration office. Please walk and speak quietly inside the mosque so as not to disturb Muslims at this place of prayer. 【Kwai Chai Hong】This place is steeped in history and adorned with beautiful murals. Its name comes from a nickname local residents gave to the children who played in the alley. Legend has it that these children would come to play there on rainy days, and their voices often made the neighbors think they were up to mischief. People began calling them “Kwai Chai,” or “little ghosts,” and named the alley Kwai Chai Hong. As soon as you step inside, the beautiful murals catch your eye. Created by local artists, they depict Kuala Lumpur’s history and culture, including old buildings, traditional clothing, and street food, evoking a strong sense of nostalgia. You’ll also see shops converted from old houses that retain their original architectural features, such as red-brick walls and wooden doors and windows, bringing Kuala Lumpur’s history to life. 【Central Market】Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Central Market is a renowned landmark that brings together Malaysian culture and history. This one-stop hub for Malaysian art and traditional handicrafts is a must-visit for tourists and fans of Malaysian art. 【Kuala Lumpur Towkay Temple & Pioneers Museum】(Admission included) A century-old towkay temple and the Pioneers Museum in Kuala Lumpur. Beyond its food and bustling market, Petaling Street is also home to one of Kuala Lumpur’s oldest Chinese temples, the Sin Sze Si Ya Temple. After paying your respects, take a moment to visit the neighboring Pioneers Museum, where you can learn about Kuala Lumpur’s past and present. The exhibition is divided into two main sections: ① Kuala Lumpur’s transformation from a mining area into a city and the stories of its early pioneers; ② the origins and architectural features of Sin Sze Si Ya Temple, as well as the deities enshrined there. Explore in air-conditioned comfort, escape the heat, and learn a lot along the way. History and temple culture enthusiasts are sure to find it worthwhile. (Tip: There’s a stamping activity at the entrance/exit—don’t forget to get your stamp.) 【Pavilion Chocolate Afternoon Tea | A Poetic Sensory Encounter】Harriston Chocolatier Café—an upscale Malaysian chocolate atelier. Inspired by premium ingredients and the charm of Southeast Asia, it invites you on a delightful culinary journey. Enjoy exquisite chocolate desserts and custom-made drinks. Every creation reflects a pursuit of excellence. Join us for an extraordinary feast of flavors and a uniquely delightful afternoon tea! (Afternoon tea set: 1 chocolate + 1 drink + 1 French pastry) 【Kuala Lumpur Landmark—Petronas Twin Towers】(Exterior view) A symbolic landmark of Malaysia, consisting of two uniquely shaped, diamond-patterned towers. A skybridge connects them between the 41st and 42nd floors. The towers shot to fame as a filming location for the movie “The Accidental Spy.” 【New Instagram-Worthy Spot—Saloma Link】This bridge spans the Klang River, connecting Kampung Baru and Jalan Ampang. In addition to providing a convenient crossing for pedestrians, Saloma Link’s design is inspired by the arrangement of betel leaves in a Sireh Junjung. It has become a hit photo spot in downtown Kuala Lumpur. 【Jalan Alor Night Market】Located in the western part of Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, this street is home to more than 20 restaurants and over 200 stalls specializing in traditional Malaysian Chinese food and Cantonese cuisine. It’s like Singapore’s hawker centers or Taiwan’s Ningxia Night Market and Raohe Street Night Market. At dusk, smoke rises along the entire pedestrian street, and the fruit stalls lining the road brim with tropical produce. As you stroll along, the aroma of curry and grilled meat fills the air, along with the bustle of seafood hawker stalls—enough to whet anyone’s appetite. The street’s Wong Ah Wah Restaurant is a local favorite visited by celebrities, including Jay Chou. Don’t forget to try the Hokkien mee and chicken satay! Special offer: Kuala Lumpur photo tour covering three iconic landmarks (Independence Square, Kwai Chai Hong, and the Petronas Twin Towers) Photos taken at designated spots by a professional photographer using professional equipment｜All photos professionally retouched Capture Kuala Lumpur’s classic travel highlights in one trip Book when you register. Minimum 1 person. Bookings cannot be canceled!

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Breakfast: Hotel breakfast Lunch: Nanyang-style hand-held rice Dinner: At your own expense at Jalan Alor night market

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Kuala Lumpur hotel with a five-diamond rating based on online reviews, or similar

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Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur

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Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia and the country’s political, economic, and cultural center. Its rows of towering buildings showcase its prosperity, while its diverse and distinctive cultures and customs highlight the city’s charm as a place where multiple ethnic groups coexist harmoniously and strive for progress.

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Make the most of the rest of your vacation and enjoy some relaxing free time. Hotel check-out is at 11:00. Depart at the time specified by the travel agency (customer service will notify you the day before). With excitement and wonderful memories, travel safely back to the warmth of home. *Hotel check-out is at 11:00. Please depart at the time specified by the travel agency (customer service will notify you the day before).

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Note: All times shown on this webpage are for reference only. Actual arrival times may be delayed due to circumstances beyond our control, such as weather, traffic congestion, traffic accidents, festivals or sporting events, civil unrest, or strikes. We appreciate your understanding. If you have onward travel plans involving other transportation to another city, we strongly recommend allowing at least 3 hours of extra time to avoid inconvenience caused by delays. Our company accepts no responsibility for losses arising from travel arrangements you make yourself without allowing sufficient extra time. Thank you for your understanding.

Meals

Breakfast: at the hotel Lunch: at your own expense Dinner: at your own expense

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