Why Zag? Denow Road Suite C # 373 Pennington, NJ USA

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1 Why Zag? Zag, Noun: Zag by most definitions is defined as a sudden change of direction. In familiarizing oneself with Zag Sports it is important to understand the culture of Zag. We at Zag Sports hope our international sports experiences and adventures provide our teams, youth, and their families a change of direction or a Zag in their life. Travel is a wonderful educational tool and our experiences are carefully designed to allow our athletes to stretch themselves, whether it is on the field of play, through adventure activities, through cultural interaction, or through volunteer experiences. Our sincere hope is to provide international experiences which will positively impact the lives of those participating. Why are so many great international, college, high school, and club hockey teams turning to Zag to develop their international touring experience? Here s why we are different? Hockey tours by hockey people. We are leaders in that we are the only team touring organization whose majority ownership, operating staff abroad, and other critical staff are current high level hockey people. Many are D1 coaches or former D1 coaches who understand the needs of our U.S. teams on the field and more importantly have a passion game and for the athletes they work to develop. Changing lives and giving back. We are pioneers in a new breed of hockey tour we have coined Philanthropic Hockey Tours. We feel a responsibility to develop international hockey experiences which also serve as vehicles to serve a greater good. Every Zag experience has a required element of international community service. It may be working with Habitat for Humanity for ½ day, giving hope to Argentine orphans, working with Aboriginal children in Australia, or working with villagers in South Africa. International service has been a part of our fabric since our inception. Not only do we work to give back on tour we also give a portion of proceeds to our not for profit partners at World Vision and others. Whatever the hockey playing country we visit there is opportunity opportunity to make a difference. Interactive cultural and adventure experiences. We strive to develop creative activities which work to expose the athletes to the culture from the inside out. Seeing history and culture is important, but experiencing it is what we do at Zag! Whether it be homestay with an Argentine family, a pizza making lesson with an Italian Pizza chef, surfing like an Aussie, or taking on the rapids of the Swiss Alps, we hope that our experiences challenge our athletes to grow in ways they have never thought possible. Passion. We do this because we have a passion for what we do. A passion to make a difference in some small way. A passion to develop the whole person off the field and the elite athlete and team on the field Denow Road Suite C # 373 Pennington, NJ USA Phone: ext 2 Fax: info@zagfieldhockey.com

2 Zag Holland April 12th, :30pm: Arrive at Philadelphia a 06:40pm: Depart on flight AA #204 April 13th, :40am: 09:40am: 10:40am: 12-1pm: 01:30pm: 04:00pm: 04:30-6:00pm: 06:15pm: 07:15pm: April 14th, :00am: 09:30-5:00pm: 06:00pm: 07:00pm: 11:30pm: April 15th, :00am: 09:30-5:00pm: 06:00pm: 07:00pm: 11:30pm: April 16th, :00am: 09:30-5:00pm: 11:30-2:30pm: 04:30pm: 05:30pm: Arrival in Amsterdam Clear customs at around and meet up with your Zag Tour Manager (Chis Heeremans ). He will take care of all your needs during the tour. Transfer to Kinderijk Visit Kinderijk, Lunch on your own Transfer to hotel (Hotel Ibis Den Haag, GL Den Haag) Transfer to practice at hockey club HDM Practice Transfer back to hotel Dinner at the hotel Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to HDM Tournament begins Tournament schedule TBD Dinner Team social Party Return back to hotel (buses return to hotel every 1/2 hour) Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to HDM Tournament Tournament schedule TBD Dinner Team social Party Return back to hotel (buses return to hotel every 1/2 hour) Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to HDM Tournament Tournament Game times and transfers dependent on final crossovers. Tourney lunch Closing awards ceremony Return to hotel around. Dinner on your own (Chris will organize for you). Free evening 2

3 April 17th, 2017 Breakfast at the hotel. 10:45am: Transfer to EHL/Lunch on your own 12:15pm: Quarter Final #1 02:30pm: Quarter Final #2 05:00pm: Return to Hotel 06:00pm: Team Dinner on your own (Chris/Jenny will organize for you) April 18th, :30am: 12-1pm: 1:30-2:30pm: 3-5:30pm: 06:00pm: 07:30pm: Breakfast Transfer to Amsterdam. Canal Cruise Anne Frank House Tour Free time and lunch on your own. Return to your hotel. Walk to final team dinner at Beergarten (included) Prepare for departure! April 19th, :30am: Breakfast and check out of hotel. 06:00am: Transfer to the airport 07:30am: Arrive at airport and check in. 10:15am: Depart on BA Flight #429 10:40am: Arrive in London Heathrow 02:25pm: Depart on BA Flight #737 05:35pm: Arrive in Philadelphia, PA **Thanks for allowing us to share Zag Holland with you! 3

4 Zag Holland Tour Inclusions: Flights and taxes/fuel charges at time of booking (will keep looking for direct flight and keep group posted) AA APR Philadelphia to Amsterdam 640P 840A#1 BA APR Amsterdam to London Heathrow 1015A 1040A AA APR London Heathrow to Philadelphia 225P 535P Full time local tour manager 1 bag each 6 nights accommodation in tourist-class hotel based on 3-bedded rooms. See supplement prices for twins and singles. Breakfast daily Meals as noted during tournament Tourney, Practice, and Clinic Canal Cruise All bus transportation provided by tournament as well as transfers for scheduled activities All local taxes. Medex Travel Health Insurance DocumenTOURy filming/final video 3 Million Dollar General Liability Professional Tour Operator Insurance Tour Exclusions: Extra Bags Athletic Trainer at games/practices (can be requested for additional fee) Passport Meals noted as on your own Trainer Cancellation Insurance Fuel surcharges which increase above those at the time of booking. Currency changes Optional activities and other items not noted in inclusions. Tips for driver/guides Uniform Washing 4

5 Zag Holland Pricing: Estimated Price to travel to Holland per person-2 or 3 per room *3 Free Coach *Single room(1 per room) requires single supplement of 350usd per person. *Changes in the currency will require price adjustments. *Airline has the right to add fuel taxes and surcharges until paid in full. *Airlines can limit number of bags and weight of bags *Itinerary is suggested and based on the past Zag programs. It is subject to change to accommodate games, and other activities. Payment Details: Deposit of 500 USD due September 1st 1st payment of 1000usd due November 1st Final Payment plus any changes in fuel/airline taxes/currency/entry fee due February 15th *Cancellation after August 1st to November 1st will incur cancellation penalty of 100usd per person. *Cancellation from November 1st to February 15th will result in 300usd cancellation penalty per person. *Cancellation after February 15th prior to the trip will result in full forfeiture of tour balance. *All passport names due February 15th *Please send payments to: Zag Sports 800 Denow Road Suite C # 373 Pennington, NJ USA 5

6 CONTACT INFORMATION Zag Sports Representative Zag Tour Manager--Chris Zag 24 Hour Hotline ext. 4 Zag Hockey ext. 2 Zag Sports, Fax Zag Sports, info@zagfieldhockey.com Zag Sports, Office Cell Phone (emergencies on day of departure) Hotels: Hotel Ibis Den Haag Address: Jan Hendriksraat 10, 2512 GL Den Haag, Netherlands Phone: P.O. Box 514 Princeton, NJ USA Phone: ext 2 Fax: info@zagfieldhockey.com 6