Tanzania Journey 2020

Tanzania Journey 2020

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We can't wait for you to experience Room to Read in Cambodia with us. Registrations are taken on a first come, first serve basis, so sign up to join us and be inspired by Room to Read Cambodia!

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You and your fellow Room to Read Chapter Leaders will meet with our in-country team and interact closely with the girls, parents and teachers in our Literacy Program and Girls' Education Program. Included below are details about the itinerary, costs and required forms. This site will be updated as details are finalized so be sure to check back frequently. Please feel free to contact us if you have questions or would like additional information. We look forward to traveling with you!

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Registration is open until July 17

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In order to enter Cambodia, you will need a valid passport with at least two blank pages and six months validity remaining. The passport and any other required travel documents are to be presented along with the appropriate visa to the Immigration Control Officer at any entry point, such as border station, airport or harbor. To see visa requirements and apply for a visa, please visit your country of residence's Cambodian Embassy or Consulate office. For more information, and to apply for an e-visa, please visit: https://www.evisa.gov.kh/  

Requirements for entry into Cambodia differ from country to country, and are subject to change. Always make inquiries before travelling to Cambodia by checking with the appropriate embassy or consulate.

Additionally, we highly encourage US travelers to register with the US Government Smart Traveler Enrollment Program by visiting the STEP website.

All trip participants should visit their doctor at least 4-6 weeks in advance of their departure date. While Room to Read can advise about the risk of certain diseases, such as malaria, in areas where participants will be traveling, the organization cannot make recommendations for specific medications. Participants should ask their doctor for recommendations about malaria pills and other travel medications and immunizations.

For more information on immunizations either recommended or needed for travel to Cambodia, please visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s website.

Room to Read strongly recommends that participants purchase travel insurance, or ensure that their regular insurance plans cover travel-related illnesses and injuries. All participants will be requested to provide insurance information prior to travel.

There are several companies that offer travel insurance. Below, we have listed a company that you can contact directly. You can also call your insurance agency to see what is already included in your plan.

 

International SOS 

 

This company offers membership to a complete network of travel assistance including travel advice, medical assistance overseas, and a global ‘911’ service including emergency medical evacuation. Sign up at least one day in advance of your trip. Membership is generally under $15 per day. Click HERE to learn more!

Below are some external resources that may help you learn more about Cambodia, traveling within the country, and the culture and customs:

To reach Phnom Penh we recommend flying into Phnom Penh International Airport (Airport Code: PNH).

The program will begin at our designated hotel on June 2 at 11:30am where we'll meet and then travel together to the Room to Read office. We recommend arriving before 10am on June 2nd. Lodging on June 1st at the designated hotel (TBC) can be arranged at an additional cost. Please contact chapters@roomtoread.org to make a request. Airport transfers are included with your Journey package for those arriving on June 2. 

Our departure city will be Siem Reap (Airport Code: REP). You are free to depart anytime after 2:00pm on Friday, June 5. Airport transfers are included with your Journey package for those departing on June 5. 

Popular destinations and activities in Cambodia include:

  • Angkor Wat
  • Floating Village, on Tonle Sap Lake
  • Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
  • The Royal Palace of Cambodia

Have questions about the Journey? Contact:

chapters@roomtoread.org

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