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CHICAGO, June 14 –Elderhostel, the world’s largest non-profit educational
travel organization for older adults, announces the latest in its yearlong
series of 30th Anniversary celebrations, a Day of Discovery program at
the famed Field Museum in Chicago, capped by a festive anniversary dinner
inside the museum. This once in a lifetime opportunity takes place on
June 29 for $175 per person.
The program, beginning at 11:00 a.m., provides inside access to the Field
Museum’s Dinosaur Dynasty: Discoveries from China exhibit.
The 30th Anniversary celebration, highlighting the Elderhostel Year of
the Instructor, begins after the Day of Discovery concludes, at approximately
6:00 p.m. Many of Elderhostel’s Chicago instructors, other exceptional
scholars and local experts will be attending the gala.
| James Moses, Elderhostel’s President
and CEO, will also be on hand to celebrate. “Our instructors
are essential to the success of our mission of lifelong learning,”
said Moses. “Their knowledge and their ability to enliven a
variety of subjects for our participants helps make each Elderhostel
program unique.”
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Elderhostel offers approximately 10,000 learning adventures in all 50 states
and in over 90 countries around the world. In 2004, Elderhostel launched
Road Scholar (www.roadscholar.org),
a new initiative offering cutting-edge educational travel programs to adults
of all ages.
Elderhostel will celebrate its 30th Anniversary throughout 2005 with an
exceptional series of programs across the U.S. and around the world. For
further information, please visit www.elderhostel.org
or call (877) 426-8056.
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July 23, 2008
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