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• Tuscany 2026

  • Start
    Monday, March 30, 2026
  • End
    Tuesday, April 07, 2026
  • Location
    Florence, Italy
  • Spaces left
    0

  Registration is closed

  
  

  Tuscany: Where History, Flavor, and Beauty Meet

  Step into the heart of Tuscany, a region where Renaissance art, medieval towns, and rolling vineyards create an unforgettable tapestry of culture and beauty. Our journey begins in Florence, home to the Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, and Michelangelo’s David, before continuing to Pisa to marvel at the Leaning Tower and the wonders of the Piazza dei Miracoli.

  From the Renaissance walls of Lucca to the medieval streets of Arezzo and Cortona, each town reveals a new chapter of Tuscany’s story. We’ll explore the soaring towers of San Gimignano, sip wines in the hills of Chianti, and wander Siena’s UNESCO-listed old town before pausing in the fortified village of Monteriggioni.

  The adventure continues in Volterra, steeped in Etruscan and medieval history, with a farmhouse lunch and Pecorino tasting. We’ll conclude in the Val d’Orcia, discovering Pienza, Montepulciano, and Montalcino—towns that embody the best of Tuscany’s heritage, vistas, and world-class wines. Along the way, expert guides and local flavors ensure this isn’t just a trip, but a true taste of Tuscany’s soul.

  
  

  

  

  
  

  Itinerary

  March 30 – Florence  Arrive in Florence and enjoy a scenic drive along the Viale dei Colli to Piazzale Michelangelo for a sweeping view of the city, followed by visits to S. Miniato al Monte and Forte Belvedere. Continue past the Porta Romana and Pitti Palace before beginning a guided walking tour through the historic center, including Piazza della Repubblica, Piazza del Duomo, and Piazza della Signoria. The day concludes with a visit to the Accademia Museum to admire Michelangelo’s David.

  March 31 – Pisa  Travel with your driver to Pisa and join a guided walking tour of the Piazza dei Miracoli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the impressive Duomo, the round Baptistery, and the world-famous Leaning Tower before enjoying free time for lunch or independent exploration. Return to Florence in the afternoon.

  April 1 – Lucca  Spend the morning in Lucca on a guided walking tour of the city’s Renaissance walls, Romanesque churches, and picturesque piazzas. After some free time, continue into the countryside for a visit to a family-owned winery, where you’ll enjoy a light Tuscan lunch paired with wine and olive oil tastings. Return to Florence in the early afternoon with the remainder of the day at leisure.

  April 2 – Arezzo & Cortona  Begin the day with a guided walking tour of Arezzo, one of Tuscany’s oldest cities, featuring Renaissance frescoes by Piero della Francesca, the Duomo, and its lively medieval streets. Continue to Cortona, a hilltop town known for its Etruscan heritage and charming atmosphere, made famous by Under the Tuscan Sun. Stroll the cobbled lanes, browse artisan shops, and take in sweeping countryside views before returning to Florence.

  April 3 – San Gimignano & Chianti  Travel to the medieval hill town of San Gimignano, known for its striking skyline of towers and history along the Via Francigena. Wander its atmospheric streets before continuing through the Chianti wine region, with its rolling hills and vineyards. Stop at a winery for a guided cellar tour and enjoy a full Tuscan lunch paired with their celebrated wines.

  April 4 – Siena & Monteriggioni  En route to Siena, visit Monteriggioni, a perfectly preserved medieval walled village. Upon arrival in Siena, take a guided walking tour through its UNESCO-listed old town, with highlights including the Gothic cathedral, Torre del Mangia, and the famous shell-shaped Piazza del Campo. Enjoy free time before settling in for your overnight stay in Siena.

  April 5 – Volterra & Pecorino Farm  Discover Volterra on a guided walking tour of this ancient hilltop town, exploring landmarks such as Piazza dei Priori and its medieval palazzo. Afterwards, continue to a local Pecorino cheese producer for a farmhouse lunch, where you’ll taste a variety of sheep’s milk cheeses paired with regional wines and fresh local products.

  April 6 – Pienza, Montepulciano & Montalcino. Begin the day in Pienza, a Renaissance town redesigned by Pope Pius II, where you’ll visit its cathedral and palazzi. Continue to Montepulciano to explore its Renaissance architecture and sample its renowned Vino Nobile wines. End in Montalcino, home of Brunello, with a visit to a winery for a cellar tour and tasting of this world-class wine before returning to Siena.

  April 7 – Departure Private transfer from Siena to Florence Airport for your departing flight. Your drivers will ensure a comfortable and timely journey to begin your trip home.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  This tour involves significant walking and physical activity, with daily guided walking tours through Tuscany’s towns and cities—often lasting three hours or more. Travelers will navigate cobblestone streets, narrow alleys, and historic staircases, as well as hills and sloped terrain common in medieval hilltop villages. While the pace is steady and breaks are included, participants should expect long days on foot, sometimes without easy opportunities to sit or rest. Comfortable, supportive footwear is essential, and a moderate to good level of fitness and mobility is recommended to fully enjoy the experience.
  

  
  

  

  
  

                                                           

  8 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches                                  4 Star hotels (8 nights)

                                                
  

  Private van(s)                                                    English speaking guide(s)

  
  
  Guided tours with all listed admissions
  Pecorino cheese tasting
  Wine tasting

  
  
  Evening pizza and gelato cooking class – $100

  
  Not Included
  Airfare, Travel Insurance, Additional Meals and Drinks, Souvenirs, Tips
  For those interested in insurance, we recommend Faye here. 

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  Early Bird Pricing  $3,750 per person, based on a shared room.
  Standard Pricing  $4,000 per person, based on a shared room.
  Single Supplement  Additional $500 for those requesting a single room.

  
  

  
  

  Reservation Fee  $750 fee due to secure spot (included in total tour cost).
  Full Payment  Remainder due by January 1, 2026

  Note: All guests are responsible for booking their own airfare, in order to best ensure their travel preferences and comfortability are met.  Once registration is closed, the museum will provide a recommended flight(s) or times in order to accommodate airport pick-up and drop-off.

  Questions?  Give us a call at (419) 994-4050 or email us.  We're happy to chat!

  
  

  

  Terms and Conditions

  1. While we do our best to follow the planned itinerary, schedules and activities are subject to change. Any adjustments will be made with care to ensure the best possible experience. 

  2. A non-refundable reservation fee is required at time of registration. Reservation fees can be paid by credit card with no additional fee, however all remaining payments should be made by check, payable to CRF Museum, or be charged an additional 3% credit card processing fee.

  3. Minimum of 12 guests required to fulfill trip. Spots will be booked in order of online registration and payment received. Guests will be notified if trip reaches minimum.

  4. All guests are responsible for ensuring passport status and meeting all travel requirements. The CRF Museum and our travel partners cannot be held liable if your trip is impacted by health, legal, or other issues out of our control.

  5. Cancellation, minus reservation fee, is only refundable up to the advertised deposit deadline. After the deadline all payments are non-refundable.  In the event of nationwide covid-19 lockdowns, natural disasters, war, etc. the CRF Museum reserves the right to cancel the entirety of the trip after this deadline. In the unlikely event of an emergency cancelation, the museum will refund the full amount possible according to agreements with our travel partners.

  6. We encourage guests to purchase travel insurance or use a credit card with automatic coverage when purchasing airfare. CRF Museum and travel partners cannot be held liable for any loss of funds due to termination or changes to your trip.

  7. Ensure your passport is valid!  If you need to renew or apply for a new one, visit here.

  8. All guests are required to complete and sign a travel agreement and waiver release in order to participate in this tour. The travel agreement and waiver release will be sent following registration.

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• Japan 2026

  • Start
    Wednesday, June 03, 2026
  • End
    Friday, June 12, 2026
  • Location
    Tokyo
  • Spaces left
    0

  Registration is closed

  
  

  Journey into the Land of the Rising Sun

  Discover a country where ancient traditions and cutting-edge modernity exist side by side. Our journey begins in the lively neighborhoods of Osaka and winds through Kyoto’s timeless temples, the poignant memorials of Hiroshima, the storybook charm of Miyajima, and the buzzing energy of Tokyo. Along the way, we’ll stroll through historic districts and bamboo forests, marvel at castles and shrines, ride the sleek Shinkansen, and taste everything from elegant kaiseki dinners to sizzling street food. This is more than a tour—it’s a chance to experience the spirit of Japan through its culture, history, cuisine, and people.

  
  

  

  

  
  

  Itinerary

  June 3 – Osaka  Arrive in Osaka and transfer to the Dotonbori district, known for its bright neon lights, bustling canals, and endless food stalls that have earned the city its reputation as Japan’s “kitchen.”

  June 4 – Kyoto  Travel to Kyoto, the former imperial capital and heart of Japan’s traditional culture. Walk beneath the thousands of vermilion gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine, admire the Zen gardens of Tenryuji and the towering bamboo of Arashiyama, ride the nostalgic Sagano Scenic Railway, and marvel at the golden splendor of Kinkakuji Temple. Cap the day with a welcome dinner. 

  June 5 – Kyoto & Nara  Take a day trip to Nara, Japan’s first permanent capital, where you’ll see the monumental Great Buddha inside Todaiji Temple. Try your hand at a dango cooking class before returning to Kyoto to visit Sanjusangendo, a hall lined with 1,001 statues of Kannon. End the day with a tea ceremony.

  June 6 – Kurashiki & Hiroshima  Board the train for Hiroshima, stopping en route at Kurashiki, famous for its preserved Bikan Old Town with Edo-period warehouses and canals. In Hiroshima, we recommend the city’s signature dish, okonomiyaki, for dinner.

  June 7 – Miyajima Island  Reflect at Hiroshima’s Peace Museum and Park, then ferry to nearby Miyajima, long revered as a sacred island. Visit Itsukushima Shrine, with its torii gate appearing to float on the water, and explore the quiet temples of the forested slopes, including Daisho-in.

  June 8 – Himeji & Nagoya  Ride the Shinkansen to Himeji to visit Japan’s most spectacular feudal fortress, Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue to Nagoya, where an evening street food tour introduces you to the city’s lively culinary scene.

  June 9 – Nagoya & Tokyo  Spend the morning at the Toyota Commemorative Museum (subject to change), which traces the company’s roots from weaving looms to global auto making. Travel onward to Tokyo, Japan’s bustling capital, and experience the energy of Shibuya in the evening.

  June 10 – Tokyo  Explore Tokyo’s contrasts: the forested Meiji Shrine, colorful Takeshita Dori youth fashion street, luxury boutiques of Ginza, and the lively temple district of Asakusa with Sensoji, Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple. Afterward, take in the nightlife on a guided tour of Shinjuku.

  June 11 – Kamakura  Choose an optional excursion to Kamakura, a former shogunal capital filled with temples and history, or spend the day exploring Tokyo at your own pace before gathering together for a farewell dinner.

  June 12 – Departure  Enjoy a free morning before transferring to the airport for your return flight to the United States.
  
  

  
  

  
  

  This tour involves full days of sightseeing on foot, often over uneven surfaces, steps, and sloped paths at temples, shrines, and historic districts. Travelers will also navigate busy train stations and public transport. A moderate level of fitness and comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
  

  
  

  

  
  

                                                           

  9 Breakfasts, 2 dinners                                   3 or 4 Star hotels (9 nights)

                                                
  

  JR Rail, taxi(s), ferry                                         English speaking guide(s)

  
  
  Guided tours with all listed admissions

  
  
  Geisha Performance -- $200

  
  Not Included
  Airfare, Travel Insurance, Additional Meals and Drinks, Souvenirs, Tips
  For those wanting insurance, we recommend using Faye here. 

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  Standard Pricing  $4,200 per person, based on a shared room.
  Single Supplement  Additional $1,000 for those requesting a single room.

  
  

  
  

  Reservation Fee  $100 fee due to secure spot (included in total tour cost).
  Deposit Due  $1,500 by November 1, 2025
  Full Payment  Remainder due by February 1, 2026

  Note: All guests are responsible for booking their own airfare, in order to best ensure their travel preferences and comfortability are met.  Once registration is closed, the museum will provide a recommended flight(s) or times in order to accommodate airport pick-up and drop-off.

  For this trip, we recommend booking a multi-city flight (arrive at Osaka, depart from Tokyo).

  This is more affordable than two one-way flights. Museum staff are happy to assist.

  Questions?  Give us a call at (419) 994-4050 or email us.  We're happy to chat!

  
  

  

  Terms and Conditions

  1. While we do our best to follow the planned itinerary, schedules and activities are subject to change. Any adjustments will be made with care to ensure the best possible experience. 

  2. A non-refundable reservation fee is required at time of registration. Reservation fees can be paid by credit card with no additional fee, however all remaining payments should be made by check, payable to CRF Museum, or be charged an additional 3% credit card processing fee.

  3. Minimum of 12 guests required to fulfill trip. Spots will be booked in order of online registration and payment received. Guests will be notified if trip reaches minimum.

  4. All guests are responsible for ensuring passport status and meeting all travel requirements. The CRF Museum and our travel partners cannot be held liable if your trip is impacted by health, legal, or other issues out of our control.

  5. Cancellation, minus reservation fee, is only refundable up to the advertised deposit deadline. After the deadline all payments are non-refundable.  In the event of nationwide covid-19 lockdowns, natural disasters, war, etc. the CRF Museum reserves the right to cancel the entirety of the trip after this deadline. In the unlikely event of an emergency cancelation, the museum will refund the full amount possible according to agreements with our travel partners.

  6. We encourage guests to purchase travel insurance or use a credit card with automatic coverage when purchasing airfare. CRF Museum and travel partners cannot be held liable for any loss of funds due to termination or changes to your trip.

  7. Ensure your passport is valid!  If you need to renew or apply for a new one, visit here.

  8. All guests are required to complete and sign a travel agreement and waiver release in order to participate in this tour. The travel agreement and waiver release will be sent following registration.

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• France 2026

  • Start
    Sunday, June 14, 2026
  • End
    Sunday, June 21, 2026
  • Location
    Paris, France
  • Spaces left
    15

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  Paris & Normandy: From Royal Splendor to Coastal Legacy

  Experience France through the elegance of Paris and the layered history of Normandy, where grand boulevards, medieval streets, tidal islands, and pivotal moments in world history unfold across a single journey. Our tour begins in Paris, exploring the city by panoramic coach, on foot, and by Metro, discovering its architecture, neighborhoods, and daily rhythms. Along the way, we’ll sample traditional French specialties during a guided food walking lunch, complete with wine, and gather together for shared meals that mark the beginning of our time in the City of Light.

  Leaving Paris, we visit the Palace of Versailles before continuing into Normandy, where timber-framed Rouen, the harbor town of Honfleur, and the Normandy Museum in Caen introduce the region’s deep cultural roots. In Bayeux, history stretches from the 11th century to the 20th, setting the stage for a full day at Mont-Saint-Michel, where a centuries-old abbey rises dramatically above the tides.

  Our journey concludes with visits to key D-Day beaches and sites, offering reflection on the events of June 1944, before continuing to Giverny to explore the gardens and museum associated with Claude Monet. We return to Paris with a fuller understanding of France’s artistic, royal, and wartime legacy — a journey that blends city life, countryside landscapes, and enduring history into one cohesive experience.

  
  

  

  

  
  

  Itinerary

  June 14 – Arrival  Arrive in Paris and settle in at our hotel. After check-in, the afternoon is yours to rest or explore the neighborhood at your own pace — perhaps with a stroll or a café stop nearby. In the evening, we’ll gather for a welcome dinner, meeting fellow travelers and beginning our time in Paris together.

  June 15 – Paris  This morning, we’ll set out on a panoramic coach tour of Paris, offering an introduction to the city’s grand boulevards, historic landmarks, and distinctive neighborhoods. Our tour concludes in Montmartre, where you’ll have time to enjoy lunch on your own and explore at your leisure — whether wandering its winding streets, browsing small shops, or simply taking in the atmosphere of this storied hilltop district.

  June 16 – Paris  Today we experience Paris at street level, combining a guided walking tour with travel by Metro as we explore the city’s architecture, history, and daily rhythms up close. At midday, we’ll take a food walking tour for lunch, sampling a variety of traditional French specialties — with wine included — while learning more about the culinary traditions that shape French culture.

  June 17 – Versailles & Rouen  This morning we depart Paris and travel to Versailles, where we’ll visit the palace and grounds to explore one of France’s most iconic royal residences. After time at Versailles, we continue onward to Rouen, arriving in this historic Norman city where we’ll settle in and begin discovering its medieval streets and enduring landmarks.

  June 18 – Honfluer, Caen & Bayeux  We depart Rouen and travel to the harbor town of Honfleur, known for its historic port and maritime character, where we’ll have time to explore. Continuing on, we visit the Normandy Museum in Caen for deeper insight into the region’s history and culture before concluding the day in Bayeux, where we’ll settle in for the evening.

  June 19 – Mont-Saint-Michel  Today is devoted to Mont-Saint-Michel, the island commune that rises dramatically from the tidal waters off the Normandy coast. We’ll visit the abbey at its summit, exploring the church, cloisters, and monastic spaces that reflect centuries of history and architecture. There will also be time to walk the narrow streets of the village below and take in views of the surrounding bay before returning for the evening.

  June 20 – D-Day & Giverny  This morning we tour key D-Day beaches and sites, gaining insight into the events of June 1944 and the landscape where they unfolded. We then continue to Giverny to visit the gardens and museum associated with Claude Monet, exploring the setting that inspired many of his most well-known works. In the evening, we return to Paris, concluding at our airport hotel, with the option for those extending their stay to continue into the city.

  June 21 - Depart Today guests depart for home, transferring to the airport for their return flights. For those choosing to extend their journey, the day offers the opportunity to continue exploring Paris or other regions of France independently.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  This tour includes daily walking and guided exploration at a relaxed but steady pace. In Paris, we will navigate neighborhoods on foot and by Metro, which may involve stairs and standing for portions of the day. While terrain in most locations is relatively level, some destinations include uneven surfaces, cobblestones, and moderate elevation.
  
  

  
  

  

  
  

                                                           

  7 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 1 Dinner                    3-4 Star Hotels (7 nights)

                                                
  

  Private bus, metro                                           English speaking guide(s)

  
  
  Guided tours with all listed admissions
  Food tour with wine

  
  
  No optionals currently available

  
  Not Included
  Airfare, Travel Insurance, Additional Meals and Drinks, Souvenirs, Tips

  
  

  
  

  
  Standard Pricing  $3,500 per person, based on a shared room.
  Single Supplement  Additional $1,000 for those requesting a single room.

  
  

  
  

  Deposit  $750 deposit required to secure spot (included in total tour cost).
  Full Payment  Remainder due by March 1, 2026

  Note: All guests are responsible for booking their own airfare, in order to best ensure their travel preferences and comfortability are met.  Once registration is closed, the museum will provide a recommended flight(s) or times in order to accommodate airport pick-up and drop-off.

  Questions?  Give us a call at (419) 994-4050 or email us.  We're happy to chat!

  
  

  

  Terms and Conditions

  1. Payment Terms A non-refundable deposit is required at the time of registration. Deposits may be paid by credit card with no additional fee. Remaining balances must be paid by check (payable to CRF Museum) or by credit card with an additional 3% processing fee.

  2. Cancellation Policy Participants may cancel at any time; however, all payments made to date are non-refundable. If a participant cancels and we are able to fill the vacated space with another traveler, the CRF Museum will refund the amount recoverable based on payments received and any unrecoverable expenses. In the event of circumstances beyond our control — including but not limited to nationwide lockdowns, natural disasters, war, government actions, or other emergencies — the CRF Museum reserves the right to cancel the tour. In such cases, the museum will refund the maximum amount recoverable according to agreements with our travel partners.

  3. Minimum Participation Requirement A minimum of 10 participants is required for the tour to operate. Registrations are confirmed in the order payment is received. Guests will be notified once the minimum has been met. If the minimum number of participants is not reached, the tour will be canceled and all payments made will be fully refunded.
  

  4. Itinerary Changes While we intend to follow the published itinerary, schedules, accommodations, transportation, and activities are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Any adjustments will be made with care and in the best interest of the group.

  5. Travel Documentation & Requirements All guests are responsible for ensuring passport status and meeting all travel requirements. The CRF Museum and our travel partners cannot be held liable if your trip is impacted by health, legal, or other issues out of our control. If you need to renew or apply for a new one, visit here. 
  

  6. Travel Insurance We encourage guests to purchase travel insurance or use a credit card with automatic coverage when purchasing airfare. CRF Museum and travel partners cannot be held liable for any loss of funds due to termination or changes to your trip.

  7. Independent Travel Arrangements Guests arranging additional travel components — including pre- or post-tour hotel stays, optional activities, or travel insurance — may do so independently. For those seeking assistance, our curator is an advisor with Seven League Travel and can assist with arrangements outside of the museum’s group tour. Any such services are separate from the CRF Museum and may result in advisors receiving commission. The CRF Museum is not responsible for independently arranged services.

  8. Travel Agreement & Waiver All participants are required to complete and sign a Travel Agreement and Waiver Release prior to departure. Documents will be provided following registration. Participation is contingent upon receipt of these signed forms.

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• Emerald Isle 2026

  • Start
    Friday, June 19, 2026
  • End
    Thursday, June 25, 2026
  • Location
    Dublin, Ireland
  • Spaces left
    1

  Registration is closed

  Welcome to Ireland — A Land of Legends, Landscapes, and Lasting Memories
  

  Get ready for a journey through Ireland that blends rich history, stunning natural beauty, and the warm charm of its people. Over the course of this custom-designed tour, you’ll experience the very best the Emerald Isle has to offer—from the vibrant heart of Dublin to the rugged beauty of Connemara, the windswept majesty of the Cliffs of Moher, and the lush, storybook landscapes of Killarney and the Ring of Kerry.

  This tour is more than a vacation—it’s a deep and personal encounter with the spirit of Ireland. Along the way, you’ll enjoy comfortable accommodations, local flavors, and the knowledge of expert guides bringing each story to life. Whether you’re chasing family roots, natural wonders, or just a bit of magic, this journey promises to deliver all that and more.

  
  

  

  

  
  

  Itinerary

  June 19  Arrive in Dublin and meet your driver-guide before traveling west across Ireland, passing through scenic countryside en route to Clonmacnoise, a 6th-century monastic site on the River Shannon. Continue to Galway City, known for its medieval roots and lively cultural scene, where you’ll spend the night in the heart of town.

  June 20  Explore the wild beauty of Connemara, a region of rugged mountains, lakes, and remote villages. Visit Glengowla Mines and enjoy a sheepdog demonstration before touring Kylemore Abbey and taking in stunning views throughout Connemara National Park, returning to Galway for the evening.

  June 21  Travel south along Ireland’s dramatic Atlantic coast, taking in the unique landscape of The Burren and the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher. Continue through charming villages and the picturesque town of Adare before arriving in Killarney for an overnight stay.

  June 22  Journey along the scenic Ring of Kerry, passing through charming villages and coastal landscapes. Enjoy a traditional pub lunch and a guided walk in Derrynane National Park, before returning to Killarney via mountain passes and lakeside views.

  June 23  Depart Killarney and travel east toward Dublin, stopping for a guided tour and tasting at the Jameson Distillery in Midleton and a visit to the historic Rock of Cashel. Arrive in Dublin for an overnight stay in the heart of the city.

  June 24  Explore Ireland’s capital city with visits to Trinity College to see the famed Book of Kells, EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum, and the iconic Guinness Storehouse—where your tour ends with a pint and panoramic views of Dublin from the Gravity Bar. 

  June 25  Transfer to the airport for your return flight. Depending on your departure time, use the morning to explore the city on your own. 

  
  

  
  

  
  

  Please note that this tour involves a moderate level of physical activity. Guests should be comfortable walking on uneven surfaces, navigating stairs, and standing for extended periods during guided tours. While the pace is generally relaxed, a reasonable level of mobility and stamina is needed to fully enjoy the experience. Those with mobility concerns are encouraged to consult with their physician before traveling.
  

  
  

  

  
  

                                                           

  6 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 1 Dinner                     4 Star Hotels (6 nights)

                                                
  

  Private mini-coach                                           English speaking guide(s)

  
  
  All admissions listed with itinerary

  
  
  No optionals are available at this time

   
  Not Included
  Airfare, Travel Insurance, Additional Meals and Drinks, Souvenirs, Tips

  Note: All guests are responsible for booking their own airfare, in order to best ensure their travel preferences and comfortability are met.  Once registration is closed, the museum will provide a recommended flight(s) or times in order to accommodate airport pick-up and drop-off.
  

  
  

  
  

  
  Standard Pricing  $3,250 per person, based on a shared room.
  Single Supplement  Additional $1,000 for those requesting a single room.

  
  

  
  

  Reservation Fee  $100 fee due to secure spot (included in total tour cost).
  Full Payment  Payment due by September 30, 2025.
  EXTENSION: New payment deadline October 24, 2025.

  
  Meet Your Group Leader

  

  Ashley is an educator from Indiana. She’s passionate about connecting with locals and is continually humbled by the opportunities travel brings. Her favorite moments are often the unexpected—watching the sunrise over the Nile, running along Havana’s Malecón, or stepping into King Tut’s tomb. Traveling with the museum has made experiences like these not only possible, but unforgettable. 

  Note: Group Leaders assist with logistics and serve as a liaison between travelers and guides. They are volunteers, not museum staff, and do not serve as tour guides or porters.

  
  

  Questions?  Give us a call at (419) 994-4050 or email us.  We're happy to chat!

  
  

  

  Terms and Conditions

  1. A $100 non-refundable reservation fee is required at time of registration. Reservation fees can be paid by credit card with no additional fee, however all remaining payments should be made by check, payable to CRF Museum, or be charged an additional 3% credit card processing fee.

  2. Minimum of 11 guests required to fulfill trip. Spots will be booked in order of online registration and payment received. Guests will be notified if trip reaches minimum.

  3. All guests are responsible for ensuring passport status and meeting all travel requirements. The CRF Museum and our travel partners cannot be held liable if your trip is impacted by health, legal, or other issues out of our control.

  4. Cancellation, minus security deposit, is only refundable up to the advertised registration deadline after which payments are non-refundable.  In the event of nationwide covid-19 lockdowns, natural disasters, war, etc. the CRF Museum reserves the right to cancel the entirety of the trip after this deadline. In the unlikely event of an emergency cancelation, the museum will refund the full amount possible according to agreements with our travel partners.

  5. We strongly encourage guests to purchase travel insurance or use a credit card with automatic coverage when purchasing airfare. CRF Museum and travel partners cannot be held liable for any loss of funds due to termination or changes to your trip.

  6. Ensure your passport is valid!  If you need to renew or apply for a new one, visit here.

  7. All guests are required to complete and sign a travel agreement and waiver release in order to participate in this tour. The travel agreement and waiver release will be sent following registration.

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