Each of the hotel’s 282 subtle yet modern guestrooms and suites captures the colourful views unfolding in Bangkok and the Silom area below through floor-to-ceiling windows. An innovative all day restaurant, a bar and a stylish lounge entice guests with menus introducing stimulating cuisine, creative cocktails and an international range of coffee blends.

Situated between tree-shaded Lumpini Park and the Chao Phraya River, Le Méridien Bangkok is just a short walk from luxury shopping, multi-cultural dining choices on Silom Road and connected by subway or Sky Train.

Exciting Area Attractions include:

• Patpong night market
• Jim Thompson house and museum
• Siam Paragon shopping centre
• Hua Lamphong temple
• Chinatown
• Grand Palace
• Chaopraya River

The rooms reflect contemporary Northern Thai design and decor with the emphasis on comfort. The bedrooms are cozy with plenty of throw pillows, comfortable Shangri-La beds and mood lighting.

includes:

1 night in hotel airport
8 nights in Chang Mai
2 nights in Bangkok

daily breakfast
one cocktail reception
14 spa treatments
day at elephant reserve
buses taxis and transports
admission to all events
daily yoga and meditation
and so much more info coming!

We will make dinner plans together but price not included.

Cadillac travel will help w flights and transfers and insurance.

This pricing available thru Saturday, April 13th by giving a $300.00 non- refundable deposit to hold room reservation made out to Cadillac Travel.  Cadillac Travel can help you with your flight arrangements.  You must contact them initially to hold your hotel reservation.  Phone:  248-797-7383.  Please ask for Leslie Partovich.

$1,900.00 program fee can be made in four installments due June 1st, July 1st, August 1st and September 1st.

$500.00 deposit made out to Yoga Vacations for program due June 1st!

Entire program fee must be paid 60 days prior to departure.

Option to book your own hotel and meet us daily and pay for program only is available at $2,000.00.

2 nights in Bangkok will be at the beautiful Le Meridien Bangkok Hotel
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For the First Time, New Travel Notices for Mexico Specifically Separate La Paz and Other Regions, Confirming It as One of the Safest Cities in North America

LA PAZ, Baja California Sur, Mexico– In a significant move that recognizes the safety of La Paz and Baja California Sur,
the U.S. State Department’s latest 2012 travel update states no security concerns for the region. For the first time, the regular update includes “no advisory” in effect for La Paz and the entire South Baja region. The move reaffirms the reputation of La Paz as the city of peace and abundance on the Sea of Cortez, and one of the safest places in the world to live in and visit.

“We applaud the U.S. State Department for recognizing what every visitor to La Paz experiences here: That it is a beautiful, peaceful city, and – along with the entire South Baja region – it is an entirely secure and rewarding place for vacations, for owning a second home, or for retirement,” said Agustin Olachea, President of La Paz Tourism Board, and spokesperson for the La Paz Developers
Tourism Council. “Travelers can feel confident coming here, knowing that the peace that one quietly encounters in La Paz extends directly from the abundant ocean life and cultural richness that sets La Paz apart from any place on the planet.”

The report marks the first time that the State Department has broken down its Mexico travel update into specific populated areas and regions. According to an unnamed State Department source, the “granularized” report was compiled at the request of American business groups interested in employee security. It was not
done to appease various boosters of Mexican tourism. Previous to this report, the US State Department’s Bureau of Consular Affairs issued travel warnings to larger, more general areas for Americans visiting Mexico. The result was confusion, with some tourists curtailing plans for visiting Mexico in spite of huge areas of the country unaffected by recent drug-related violence.

The safety of Baja Sur in particular was also underscored by the presence of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and other international leaders at last month’s G20 Foreign Ministers Summit in Los Cabos.