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Mobile Travel Agents has been appointed exclusive travel agent for the 2013 International Tall Ship Festival in Australia.
MTA has responsibility for handling the berths available to the general public to join a Tall Ship for ocean passages and coastal voyages to Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Hobart, Sydney and Auckland throughout the three-month event.
Voyages are open to people of all ages and backgrounds and offer an opportunity for those people looking to experience a hands-on Tall Ship sailing as a voyage trainee crew member.
No experience is required as during each voyage professional Tall Ship instructors will be on hand to explain and teach new voyage trainee crew members everything they need to know about navigation, sail handling and square rig sailing.
The programme officially commences on July 27 in Fremantle with a ‘Parade of Sail’, street parade and festival.
A highlight of the event will be the International Fleet Review in October when the combined Tall Ship fleet will participate in a celebration marking 100 years since the first entry of the Royal Australian Navy Fleet into Sydney Harbour.
The International Tall Ship Festival Program will take place as follows:
Fremantle 27 – 29 July
Adelaide 29 – 30 August
Melbourne 09 – 14 September
Hobart 20 – 25 September
Sydney 03 – 10 October
Auckland 25 – 28 October
More information, contact MTA Mobile Travel Specialist, Ana Marcelo via email at [email protected].
Ian Jarrett
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