Wound Management Fundamentals – A Cambodian Study Tour
CambodiaPhnom Penh | Siem Reap with Optional Vietnam Extension Package
31 August – 10 September 2027
Step beyond the classroom and explore wound care in Cambodia, combining CPD education with real-world clinical, community and cultural experiences.
Outline
SYNOPSIS:
This unique wound care study tour explores the everyday challenges of wound management, from the fascinating history of wound healing to the evidence, practices and products shaping care today.
Beginning with the origins of wound healing in ancient times, we’ll explore how early approaches have evolved over the centuries and influenced modern wound management. Along the way, we’ll examine current practice, common barriers to healing and practical approaches that can help improve outcomes — while navigating the ever-growing maze of wound care products and treatment options.
Through engaging presentations, hands-on workshops and interactive sessions, you’ll have the opportunity to reflect on your own wound management challenges, share experiences and explore practical strategies that can be applied to everyday clinical practice.
Join us in Cambodia for a study tour that combines education, discussion and real-world learning to deepen your wound care knowledge and enhance your approach to achieving better healing outcomes.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
During this study tour, you will:
- Explore the history of wound care & modern day products
- Gain a practical understanding of wound assessment
- Develop skills in wound bed preparation – clean it like you mean it!
- Explore challenges of wound healing and barriers to healing outcomes
You will also learn:
- All about the wound healing process from a practical perspective
- Practical wound bed preparation within your scope of practice
- About the Australian standards for wound management
- How to formulate a wound management plan based on your assessment
- Explore the differences between acute & chronic wounds
- How to simply your wound management plan to improve healing outcomes
- Understand the importance of collaboration in wound management planning
CPD Hours: 35
Our Presenters:
LOUISE WEBBER
Masters Nursing Science (Nurse Practitioner), BA (Hons), RN
Louise has over 25 years of experience in Wound Management and established her Private Practice (Wound Therapies) in 2014. She has worked in several public hospitals and Community settings in Australia and overseas.
She currently works collaboratively with several Aged Care Providers and private hospitals and runs her specialist community wound clinic. Louise was previously an Honorary Clinical Fellow for Australian Catholic University and continues to participate in research projects with a leading Queensland University.
Louise is passionate about wound care and strives for best practices. Additionally, she has participated in several international working groups for Pressure Injuries and Leg ulcers and frequently presents at workshops, conferences & seminars. She is a mum of two, loves the Sunny Coast lifestyle and attempting to play golf!
JASON DAWSON – RN, BN
Jason Dawson is from the Gold Coast, Queensland. Whilst studying his Bachelor of Nursing at Southern Cross University he developed an interest in mental health and has worked in this field of nursing for many years since completing his studies in 2008. In this time, Jason has undertaken varied roles including Acute Inpatient Nursing, Community Nursing, clinical facilitating and Nurse Unit Manager positions. In 2012, Jason combined his passion for nursing with his love of travel and founded CPD Cruise Pty Ltd with the view to providing Nurses the opportunity to update and improve their skills in diverse and unique locations.
JEAN-MICHEL FILIPPI
Jean-Michel Filippi is a professor of Khmer studies at the Royal University of Phnom Penh. He holds a Ph.D. in linguistics and master’s degrees in anthropology and mathematics.
He specialises in the description of the Khmer language and various minority languages of Cambodia and Southeast Asia. He is currently in charge of a UNESCO program about minority
languages and cultures in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains.
Jean-Michel has published several articles and books about these topics, mainly in French and Khmer, but also in English, including “Everyday Khmer” and the soon to be published
“Preliminary Researches About Cambodian Minority Languages”
Apart from linguistics, he has always had a great interest in Cambodian history and art. His wealth of knowledge on Cambodia makes him a fascinating speaker on a diverse range of topics.
MARK DAINTY
Mark Dainty is the founder of the Snakebite Relief Program, a Cambodian initiative focused on improving snakebite awareness, prevention, and emergency response in vulnerable communities. Based in Siem Reap, Mark combines more than two decades of experience working with wildlife and venomous snakes with a strong commitment to public health education and community outreach.
Originally from the United Kingdom, Mark began working professionally with wildlife in 2002 across several zoological institutions before relocating to Cambodia in 2018 to support conservation and biodiversity programs. He is currently the Senior Animal Curator at Angkor Wildlife and Aquarium, where his work includes wildlife conservation, animal care, and public education.
Throughout his career, Mark has specialised in venomous snakes from Southeast Asia and Africa, with extensive experience handling vipers, cobras, and other medically significant species. His work has included research, snake rescue, public education, and the safe management of dangerous wildlife in both rural and urban environments.
In 2017, Mark survived a life-threatening King Cobra bite sustained while assisting with venom research. The incident resulted in a week in intensive care and the amputation of his right index finger. The experience profoundly changed his perspective, highlighting not only the medical impact of snakebite, but also the long-term physical, emotional, and financial consequences faced by victims and their families.
After arriving in Cambodia, Mark became increasingly aware of the significant burden snakebite places on rural communities, particularly where access to education, emergency care, and treatment can be limited. Witnessing these challenges firsthand inspired him to establish the Snakebite Relief Program in 2023.
Today, Mark works closely with local communities, schools, healthcare workers, and organisations across Cambodia to improve snakebite prevention and emergency response knowledge. His work focuses on practical education, community empowerment, and reducing the devastating health impacts of snakebite through awareness, training, and collaboration.
The Program: The program content is provided by expert Nurse Educators with extensive clinical and education experience. The education content provided in this program meets the same exacting standards as anything offered in an Australian land-based program. Education at Sea and The Nurses for Nurses Network combine great CPD education with fabulous travel adventures. We have taken a holistic approach to Nursing Continuing Professional Development (CPD) to ensure you get the most out of your education-travel experience.
The Online Library: The Library has been created so that you have access to some of the Study Tour content prior to our departure date. The documents, including self-directed activities and webinars, from our Study Tour Presenter, are provided so that you can create your own conference experience and access information and sessions of interest prior to the commencement of the study tour program.
Disclaimer: The opinions and statements of facts expressed in the Papers in these proceedings are those of the Authors and do not necessarily represent those of Education at Sea (EAS) or the Nurses for Nurses Network (NfNN), the editors, the organising committee or the supporters of this Study Tour. The organisers can accept no responsibility for errors or omissions in the individual papers. EAS and NfNN reserves the right to alter charges, cancel, postpone, change or withdraw the product or service at any time.
Itinerary
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Day 1: 31st August 2027 Inclusions: Welcome Drinks
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Located on the Mekong River in the vibrant Post Office Square district, TRIBE Phnom Penh is surrounded by French colonial heritage and iconic New Khmer architecture, just a short stroll from the city’s most famous landmarks. Take some time to unwind, freshen up, and settle into your room or take a short stroll around the neighborhood to get your bearings. For some light local exploration, consider visiting the nearby Independence Monument or Wat Botum if you’re up for a relaxed walk. 5pm to 6pm: Enjoy this opportunity to mingle with the other attendees at the complimentary drinks and registration function. |
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Day 2: 1st September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch and cocktail tour CPD Hours: 6 Face to Face |
9am: S21 Detention Centre After breakfast, the tour will begin with a visit to S21 at Tuol Sleng, or Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. S21 is one of the most notorious sites associated with the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia. Located in Phnom Penh, it was originally a high school but was converted into a prison and interrogation center by the Khmer Rouge between 1975 and 1979, under the leadership of Pol Pot. Please be aware that the exhibits are, by their very nature, both graphic and disturbing, highlighting the atrocities committed against an entire population during one of the most terrifying periods in Cambodia’s history. 12pm to 1pm: Lunch 1pm to 4pm: Killing Fields of Choeung Ek. After lunch we will continue the tour with a visit to the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, located about 15 kilometers south of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Choeung Ek is one of the most infamous sites related to the Khmer Rouge regime, which ruled Cambodia from 1975 to 1979. During this time, the regime, led by Pol Pot, sought to establish a radical agrarian socialist society, but their efforts resulted in mass violence and widespread human rights abuses. The Killing Fields became the site of mass executions, where thousands of innocent men, women, and children were killed. It is believed that around 17,000 people were taken to Choeung Ek from the infamous S-21 Prison (Tuol Sleng) for execution and burial in mass graves. Many of these victims were accused of being enemies of the Khmer Rouge, but often, the reasons for their execution were arbitrary. BOUTIQUE COCKTAIL TOUR – 6pm to 11pm This evening, your expat guide will meet you at your hotel for a night-time exploration of some of Phnom Penh’s most prestigious cocktail bars. Travel through the city by tuk tuk, taking in the energy and atmosphere of Cambodia’s capital while enjoying expertly crafted cocktails and artful mixology. This is a highly recommended tour, offering a great ice-breaker opportunity to get to know your fellow colleagues and travellers in a relaxed and social setting while experiencing Phnom Penh by night. |
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Day 3: 2nd September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast & Lunch, Evening drinks & snacks during the sunset cruise. CPD Hours: 6 Face to Face |
Morning Session: 9am to 10.30am Firstly, we start with a fascinating insight into the history of Cambodia and Phnom Penh by an expert historian, Linguist, and long-term expat Jean-Michel Filippi. His wealth of knowledge on Cambodia makes him a fascinating speaker on a diverse range of topics. Morning break: 10.30am to 11am Morning Session: 11am to 12.30pm History of Wound Care:
Networking Lunch: 1pm to 2pm Hospital Visit: 2pm to 4pm We will visit Preah Ket Mealea Military Hospital and see how Women’s health care is handled in Cambodia and the challenges they face. We will review the similarities and differences – this is an opportunity to learn from each other. 4.45pm: Sunset Boat Cruise on the Mekong River This evening, as the sun descends, we will head out on your own private boat onto the Mekong River and enjoy the skyline of Phnom Penh as darkness falls. Relax with cocktails, drinks, and a selection of light canapés as you take in the atmosphere of the city from the water. Later, your driver will pick you up and return you to your hotel, or you may choose to walk back at your own pace. |
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Day 4: 3rd September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast, Coffee Break & Lunch CPD Hours: 3 Face to Face |
Morning Session: 9am to 10.30am How do wounds heal?
Morning break: 10.30am to 11am Morning Session: 11am to 1pm Wound assessment in practice:
Lunch: 1pm to 2pm Afternoon: Explore Phnom Penh at your leisure, check out the ‘Explore more’ section of our website. |
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Day 5: 4th September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast & Welcome drinks reception |
Morning 8am: Today we take the journey to Siem Reap, gateway to Angkor Wat, the world’s largest religious monument and the heart and soul of Cambodia. During our journey, we will explore the famous tarantula market and make a further stop where you can buy lunch or snacks to enjoy on the bus. Upon arrival, we will check into FCC Angkor by Avani, a charming heritage retreat where you can relax and unwind. Welcome to Siem Reap Reception (guests welcome): 5pm to 6pm Enjoy tantalising cocktails at our Welcome to Siem Reap Reception, held at the elegant Scribe Bar at FCC Angkor by Avani. This relaxed evening offers the perfect introduction to Siem Reap and a chance to discover more about the unique experiences awaiting over the coming days. |
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Day 6: 5th September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast CPD Hours: 4 Face to Face |
Morning: 9am to 11am – Noo’s Market Tour
Traditional medicine in Cambodia also known as complementary and alternative medicine, is a practice that has been used for centuries to treat various ailments in different parts of the world. In Cambodia, traditional medicine has played an essential role in the healthcare system, particularly in rural areas where access to modern medicine is limited. The use of traditional medicine has been deeply rooted in Cambodian culture, and it is considered an integral part of the country’s healthcare system.
Our local guide ‘Noo’ will teach us the rich tradition of using natural remedies and spiritual practices to cure illnesses. Afternoon: 2.30pm – Tonle Sap Floating village and health care centre visit. Once at the lake, we’ll boat to one of the lake’s floating village communities and gain an insight into how the villagers live and what local life is like. We’ll visit the local provincial health care centre. Here we’ll have a presentation and discussion to delve deeper into how emergency management and referral is conducted in the more remote areas of Cambodia, the reasons why, and what future advances are planned for these regions. We’ll then continue the journey out onto the lake with a cold drink to watch as the sun descends before heading back to the hotel. |
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Day 7: 6th September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast CPD Hours: 2 Face to Face |
9am to 11am: Mark Dainty – Snakebite Relief Program Snakebite remains a significant yet under-reported public health issue in Cambodia, particularly in rural farming communities where women and children are most at risk. During the rainy season, women working in agricultural fields and children playing outdoors are frequently exposed to venomous snakes, often with limited access to timely medical care. While many snakebites are survivable with appropriate treatment, delays in reaching hospital care, reliance on traditional remedies, and limited community education can lead to devastating outcomes including disability, loss of livelihood, and death. This is a valuable opportunity to hear from Mark Dainty, founder of the Snakebite Relief Program, who works extensively across Cambodia educating communities on snakebite prevention, emergency response, and improving awareness around this critical public health issue. Following the presentation, the afternoon will be at leisure. Guests who wish may choose to visit Angkor Wildlife and Aquarium, where Mark serves as Senior Animal Curator. Afternoon: Free afternoon to explore Siem Reap or Ask us to help organise an additional tour! |
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Day 8: 7th September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast & Lunch |
ANGKOR SUNRISE & FULL DAY TEMPLE EXPLORATION Wake up early this morning to depart at 4:45 AM, to see the amazing sunrise at Angkor Wat, a bucket list item on any trip to Siem Reap, the pre-dawn view provides a different and tranquil feeling in the cool of the morning. We will return to your hotel in time for breakfast. After breakfast we will start with a visit to Angkor Thom, the ancient royal city of the Khmer Empire with its centerpiece; the Bayon temple. Although it may look like a shapeless mass of stone, further scrutiny reveals towers with enigmatic faces of former King Jayavarman VII. Continue to the Terrace of the Elephants, which served as a platform from where the King could welcome back his victorious army and the Terrace of the Leper King, which holds perfect carvings winding along a narrow passageway that leads to the Baphuon complex. Next head to the picturesque Ta Prohm. This temple is considered to be Angkor’s most beautiful structure and is overgrown with fig trees, giving a haunting yet exotic atmosphere. The magnificent roots of the trees have merged over the centuries with the temple’s huge stone blocks, emphasizing a ‘forgotten city’ feeling. Enjoy Lunch at a local restaurant nearby Srah Srang lake before continuing to Angkor wat. In the afternoon, visit the most famous of all the temples on the Angkor plain: Angkor Wat. The temple complex covers 81 hectares and is comparable in size to the Imperial Palace in Beijing. Its distinctive five towers are emblazoned on the Cambodian flag and the 12th century masterpiece is considered by art historians to be the prime example of classical Khmer art and architecture. Angkor Wat’s five towers symbolize Meru’s five peaks, the enclosed wall represents the mountains at the edge of the world and the surrounding moat symbolizes the ocean beyond. |
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Day 9: 8th September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast & Lunch CPD Hours: 3 Face to Face |
Morning: 9am to 10.30am Wound Bed Preparation – Clean it like you mean it!
Break: 10.30am to 11am Morning session: 11am to 1pm Barriers in wound management:
The product selection challenge
Lunch: 1pm Afternoon: Enjoy this afternoon at your leisure or join one of our suggested tours! OPTIONAL FUNDRAISER QUIZ NIGHT: 5pm to 7pm Join us this evening at Pomme Restaurant Brewhouse for a relaxed and entertaining fundraising quiz night in support of the Snakebite Relief Program. Guests will enjoy a fun evening of trivia, connection, and friendly competition while helping raise funds for a young Cambodian girl named Srey Net, who suffered a venomous spitting Cobra bite and was unable to access timely medical treatment. She will now undergo various surgeries to help her leg recover as much as possible from direct support from the Snakebite Relief Program. Your ticket includes a sharing platter for teams of four, along with two drinks per person. All proceeds from the evening will go toward supporting the ongoing community work of the Snakebite Relief Program and assisting vulnerable snakebite victims in Cambodia. |
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Day 10: 9th September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast CPD Hours: 3 Face to Face |
Morning: 9am to 12pm – Jayavarman VII Hospital (Kantha Bopha III Hospital) This morning, we will visit Jayavarman VII (Kantha Bopha III) hospital, where dedicated Cambodia medical professionals are delivering exceptional healthcare services that are rarely accessible within the country. During this special visit, we will have the privilage of gaining exclusive insights into the hospital’s impactful work through a guided tour led by the management team. OPTIONAL NON-GROUP TOUR – Khmer cooking class (limitied to 15 guests) Discover Khmer food with a local in their home on this intimate, small-group cooking class. Farewell Drinks: 5pm to 6pm Join us for a memorable evening of farewell drinks at the iconic Poolside Bar at Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor. Set amongst lush tropical gardens and overlooking one of Cambodia’s most stunning swimming pools, this elegant gathering is the perfect way to reflect on the journey, share stories from the tour, and toast an unforgettable time in Cambodia. |
| Day 11: 10th September 2027 |
We say our final goodbyes – Safe Travels OPTIONAL TOUR: 6 Day Vietnam Holiday |
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Disclosure: The Study Tour itinerary, Seminar topics and Seminar Education program are subject to change without notice due to circumstances beyond the control of the organisers. Sessions are correct at time of publication. EAS and NfNN reserves the right to alter charges, cancel, postpone, change or withdraw the product or service at any time.
Explore More - We Welcome all partners, friends & family!
You don’t have to travel alone – we welcome all partners, friends and family to come with you!
There are many things for your guests to do while you are having presentations or attending hospital visits. Below are just a few fabulous ideas for activities they can do:
SIEM REAP:
- Phare Circus
- Soak up the sunshine and play golf
- Go on a Quad bike adventure
- Visit the Old Market – known locally as Psar Chas – is among the most popular things to do in Siem Reap town itself.
- Test your skills at the shooting range
- Get your adrenaline going with some trail bike racing
- Visit Pub Street
- APOPO Visitor Center – experience the realities of humanitarian demining and how they train rats to save lives!!
- Visit the Angkor National Museum – Displays include relics from the pre-Angkorian periods of the great Khmer kings Funan and Chenla, Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, stone pallets with ancient Khmer and Sanskrit inscriptions, as well as traditional costumes of former kings, queens, warriors, and Apsara dancers.
- Banteay Srey Butterfly Centre
- The Landmine Museum – This museum was founded in 1997 by Aki Ra. He was forced to work as a mine layer by the Khmer Rouge, planting land mines from an age as young as 5. Now he is working to remove them, and set up the museum to both showcase his efforts and educate visitors on the dangers faced every day by Cambodians#
- Go on a day trip to Kulen Waterfalls
PHNOM PENH:
- Garden City Water Park – Garden City Water Park is a new first Asia’s top entertainment filled with family lifestyle activities for all ages
- Enjoy a relaxing Spa day and massage
- Visit the Royal Palace
- National Museum
- Fly – Fly is the first ever trampoline park in Cambodia where you can free-fly, free-ball, and free-run your way to happiness.
- Silk Island Cycling Tour
- Bear Keeper for a Day: Free The Bear
- Phnom Penh Evening Cyclo Tour
6 Days in Vietnam Optional Holiday Package
| Day and Location | Events |
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| Day 1: 10th September 2027 |
Arrive in Hanoi You will meet your guide on arrival Hanoi airport, be transferred and check-in to your hotel. During the drive your guide will provide an introduction to Hanoi, answer any questions you have. Enjoy free time for the remainder of the day. Hanoi is Vietnam’s capital city and home to more than seven million people. Traditional and refined, with French colonial architecture, tree-lined boulevards, scenic lakes and a bustling Old Quarter, Hanoi has a sophisticated charm. Observe elderly people practicing Tai Chi by the lake, Hanoi has many great restaurants with French, Vietnamese and international cuisines available. Ask your guide for personal recommendations. |
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Day 2: 11th September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast & Lunch |
HANOI – HIGHLIGHTS CITY VISIT & CYCLO RIDE Lying in the heart of the Red River Delta, the Vietnamese capital city of Hanoi blends the old world charm with the dynamism of a rising Asian city. Its legacy as a former French colonial city is still evident from the French-inspired features – lakes and parks, colonial architecture and broad tree-lined boulevards – that still dot the present cityscapes. The city has undergone dramatic transformation over the last thirty years and is now seeing a burgeoning population paralleled by rising motorbike ownership, a rapidly expanding retail sector and a flourishing art scene. Yet when compared with Ho Chi Minh City, the economic powerhouse in the south, Hanoi still retains a romantic and elegant atmosphere. Set off early in the morning for a day guided tour of Hanoi. Begin with a visit to West Lake to admire the sixth-century Tran Quoc Buddhist Pagoda. Behind the Mausoleum, you can see Ho Chi Minh’s House. The simple house where Ho Chi Minh lived and worked from 1954 until 1969 is made of wood and enjoyed a tranquil setting, with a view of a lotus pond. Ho Chi Minh’s belongings are on display and you can walk up the steps of Drive to visit the serene Museum of Ethnology where you observe Vietnam’s diverse culture through the Museum’s unique presentation of artefacts and dress used in daily life. The Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university. Constructed in 1070, the gardens and wellpreserved architecture offer a relaxing glimpse into Vietnam’s past. Enjoy included lunch at local social restaurant KOTO – Know One Teach One. Have about an hour tour by cyclo, a chauffeur-pedalled tricycle, through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, also known as “36 streets”. This bustling area of narrow streets and alleys is home to literally thousands of small businesses and shopkeepers. It’s a great place to explore, especially by cyclo, with plenty of photo opportunities all around you. |
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Day 3: 12th September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast & Lunch |
HANOI – HOA LU/ NINH BINH EXCURSION Depart your hotel this morning on about 70km – 2.5 hours drive through rural northern Vietnam to the site of Vietnam’s first capital, Hoa Lu. The ravages of time have destroyed the ancient citadel but some vestiges including King Dinh and King Le worship temples still stand to this day among the rice paddies and are a worthwhile visit to get a glimpse of the ancient Vietnamese past. Followed by an included lunch at a local restaurant. Then continue on boarding a sampan and enjoy a cruise of Trang An. Limestone hills surround a peaceful river which passes through a series of caves (one which takes 15-minutes to pass through in darkness). An ‘eco tourism’ area, the only interruptions here are the sound of birds and the gentle paddle of the oar upon the crystal clear river. OR (Choose boat cruise 01 place at Trang An or Tam Coc for day tour visit) Boarding a sampan and it will take you through rice paddies to grottoes of the sacred Tam Coc Caves. As the sampan gently slices through the water, notice the enormous limestone karsts jutting out from the green rice fields giving rise to Hoa Lu’s other name, “Halong on Land”. Should you feel adventurous, climb up to Bich Dong Pagoda, which offers a beautiful scenic view of the surrounding countryside. Leave Ninh Binh and arrive Hanoi late in the afternoon. |
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DAY 4: 13th September 2027 Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner |
HANOI – HALONG BAY OVERNIGHT CRUISE Your morning departure from your hotel in Hanoi to Halong Bay takes you on a journey through the rich farmlands of the Red River Delta. Arrive in Halong and board a traditional sailing junk. As the vessel sets sails, you will be greeted by the Crew Team who will aim throughout your stay at providing you with the highest standards of service for a pure pleasure and utmost comfort onboard. Discover some of the treasures disseminated across the Bay of the Descending Dragon during the afternoon: fascinating caves, pristine beaches, picturesque floating villages, fantastic rock formations rising up out of emerald water. While onboard, you can take advantage at leisure of the cruise services; surrounded by a stunning setting in motion, you could attend our chef’s cooking demonstration and try your skills in the art of traditional Vietnamese cooking. Defined to be one of the highlights of your stay, a highly refined, innovative and varied cuisine will be presented for Lunch and Dinner in the elegant dining-room, accompanied by a wide selection of wines and beverages (with extra charge applied) for drink). In the evening enjoy the entertainment activities as movie night, squid fishing or just enjoying a cocktail surrounded by limestone rocks majestically springing out from silent waters in the night. |
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Day 5: 14th September 2027 Inclusions: Brunch |
HALONG BAY – HANOI Early birds can attend a Tai Chi demonstration on the sundeck at the break of dawn. Start the day enjoying some delights with a light breakfast and follow by a colorful brunch. . Continue exploring Halong Bay sailing across its 2000 islets and visiting some of its major highlights. Your cruise will come to an end at the pier in Halong late morning and you will be met and transferred back to Hanoi. The drive will take around 2.5-3 hours with technical stop en-route. You will arrive in Hanoi around mid afternoon and rest of the day is free at leisure. |
| Day 6: 15th September 2027 |
HANOI DEPARTURE Breakfast at hotel. Free at leisure |
INCLUSIONS:
- Accommodation with daily breakfast
- Meals as indicated
- All transportation, daily tours and admission fees
- Professional English speaking local guides
EXCLUSIONS:
- Flight to Vietnam
- Tipping for guide and driver
- Travel Insurance
- Meals not mentioned
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Pricing
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| Delegate (Twin Share) | $3495 per person |
| Single Supplement (Own room for one) | $800 per person |
| Optional Tour – 6 days in Vietnam (Twin Share) | $1790 per person ($400 per person additional deposit) |
| Extension Single Supplement (Own room for one) | $600 per person |
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TOUR INCLUSIONS:
- 4 Nights stay at 5* TRIBE Phnom Penh Post Office Hotel including breakfast
- Phnom Penh History Half Day Tour – Includes S21 at Tuol Sleng and the ‘Killing Field’ of Choeung Ek
- Boutique Cocktail Tour
- Sunset boat cruise on the Mekong River including canapés
- Preah Ket Mealea Military Hospital visit in Phnom Penh
- Transfer to Siem Reap
- 5 nights stay at 5* FCC Angkor by Avani including breakfast
- Sunrise at Angkor Wat and full day temple exploration
- Tonle Sap Floating village and health care centre visit.
- Jayavarman VII Hospital (Kantha Bopha III Hospital) hospital visit in Siem Reap
- Medical market tour by ‘Noo’
- Sightseeing with national English-speaking guide
- Entrance fees
- Meals as specified
- Cold towels and water on sightseeing days
PROGRAM INCLUSIONS:
- An extensive program based on current best practice
- Dedicated Space for expert presentations and reflection
- Coffee breaks and lunches on presentation days
- Education content that meets the same exacting standards as anything offered in an Australian program
- Presenters that are excited to be able to share their skill, knowledge, and passion with Attendees
- An online library filled to the brim with educational content that allows you to create your own learning experience
- A Registration Reception including complimentary drinks where you can meet other Attendees and network with Convenors and Presenter/s
- A locally sourced handcrafted Cambodian Welcome pack and additional information to support a fantastic study tour experience
- A Certificate of Completion identifying the CPD hours attached to the Program for you to include in your CPD Evidence Portfolio
EXCLUSIONS
- Flights to and from Cambodia
- Meals & Drinks not mentioned
- Transfers to/from airport
- All optional tours
- Travel insurance – please contact us at travel@traveldirectaustralia.com.au for a quote
- Visa
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