Ms Deborah Condon

BOOKING FORM for WONDERFUL WORKSHOPS: 4th – 11th February 2018

This includes 4 full days (10am-4pm) and 2 half days (10am-1pm) tuition in your chosen workshop subject, and a wide-ranging cultural programme. Early booking is recommended. Please fill out the form below and make cheques payable to Jaipur Heritage Trust Limited, or request details for bank transfer.

Send your cheque, together with the form to Wonderful Workshops, Flat 1, 40 Lonsdale Road, Barnes, London SW13 9EB. Please sign the enclosed Gift Aid form if applicable.

I would like confirm my place/s on the Wonderful Workshops programme:

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I enclose the full payment of £1200 (includes non-refundable deposit of £600) ………………………

OR I enclose the full payment of £1080 as a returning participant @ 10% discount (includes non-refundable deposit of £600)………..….……………………………………..….………………………..

OR I enclose the non-refundable deposit of £600 (to guarantee your place) …………………………

PLEASE NOTE:

Full payment must be made by Nov 15th 2017 to retain your place.

All deposits are non-refundable.

Workshops sell out so please book early to avoid disappointment.

Should your first choice of workshop be fully booked or cancelled, you will be offered your second choice, or the option to have your full payment returned.

INSURANCE

Please note that although everything possible will be done to ensure your safety, you undertake this workshop programme at your own risk. We therefore require that you take out individual travel insurance, either privately or through our designated tour operator, TransIndus. This should include cover for illness, accident, workshop cancellation and travel disruption.

HEALTH ADVICE

1.  TRAVELLERS DIARRHOEA AND SICKNESS

India is one of the top five countries in the world where travellers develop diarrhoea and sickness. It is due to the ingestion of contaminated food or water. They are mainly bacterial (eg. Salmonella and Campylocobacter). This can be avoided if you are strict with food and drinking:

i.  NEVER drink tap water, only use bottled water. Always brush your teeth with bottled water and wash your hands regularly.

ii.  AVOID high risk foods such as salads, shellfish, undercooked meats and dairy products. One effective scheme is to become a vegetarian. Do NOT eat street food.

2.  VACCINATIONS

You must be up to date with all your standard vaccinations:

i.  Diphtheria

ii.  Tetanus

iii.  Polio – very important

iv.  Hepatitis A

v.  Typhoid Fever

3.  MALARIA

When we visit Jaipur in January, malaria is not so much of a problem, so medication is not recommended. However, you should still try to avoid insect bites and use insect repellent, and cover your arms and legs at night. The malaria mosquito is nocturnal, coming out between dusk and dawn. This is particularly true if you travel on to warmer or desert areas in India before or after the workshops’ week.

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I confirm I am a UK taxpayer

Payment made to Jaipur Heritage Trust £ ………………………….

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119 Flood Street, London SW3 5TD

UK Trustees: John Horner, Ash Khandekar, Abha Thorat-Shah, Annie Norton

Jaipur Heritage Trust Limited. UK Registered Charity No: 1105912