South Africa

DAY 1:  OVERNIGHT FLIGHT Depart from the USA.

DAY 2: Arrive at a European gateway airport to change planes bound for South Africa.

DAY 3:  JOHANNESBURG: Arrive Johannesburg and travel by bus to this bright and bold city with its tall skyscrapers surrounded by small townships. Share in the vibrancy of downtown Johannesburg through its historic buildings and sites such as the Post Office Tower and Constitution Hill. Enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the city from the 50th floor of the Carlton Center – “the top of Africa.” Time to unpack and set out to see the wonders of Johannesburg on your own. Gather for a traditional South African dinner with your friends. The country’s typical menu is often referred to as the “rainbow cuisine”.  It blends together both the recipes of the indigenous people of Africa and those introduced by numerous waves of colonization and immigration by the Dutch, the Germans, the French, the English and the Greeks. Add the influence of Indo-Asian slaves and servants to the pot and stir!

DAY 4:  JOHANNESBURG:  The city does not brush its apartheid past under the rug.  In fact, Johannesburg embraces this dark period as a means to educate South Africans and visitors to ensure that it never happens again.  Soweto was the heart of resistance to apartheid and has seen its share of tragedy and triumph.  Embark on a journey of discovery of the racial segregation experienced by millions of South Africans at the Apartheid Museum. The Soweto uprising, the history of the ANC (African National Congress), solitary confinement of political prisoners, and the birth of a new democratic country all play a leading role in the museum’s mission.  Spend some time reflecting on your experience at Mandela Square, named for South Africa’s greatest hero, Nelson Mandela.

DAY 5: JOHANNESBURG/KRUGER NATIONAL PARK:  Set out for an African Safari Adventure.  En-route to the ultimate camping trip, pay a visit to South Africa’s capital city, Pretoria. Its long thoroughfares lined with blossom-bedecked trees have earned the city the nickname the “Jacaranda City”.  This lovely, quiet city boasts some of the greatest architectural treasures of the African continent.  Marvel at the impressive Voortekker Monument, Church Square, State Theatre, the Opera House, and the Union Buildings designed by renowned Sir Herbert Baker.  Your wildlife adventure in Kruger National Park, South Africa’s largest and most imposing game preserve, begins with viewing the majestic animals that call Kruger home.  View the herds of elephants, zebras, giraffes, and monkeys. At your rustic lodge, you will be treated to a wonderful dinner with breathtaking views of the South African landscape.

DAY 6: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK:  We hope you brought your Indiana Jones hat because today you will experience an adventure of a lifetime! Journey back into the park to visit some of the animal friends you made yesterday and acquaint yourself with some new and exotic inhabitants of this world famous nature preserve. Travel in specially-equipped safari jeeps to view rhino, buffalo, and the park’s diverse bird species such as eagles, storks and vultures! With some luck, you might just catch a glimpse of cheetahs and lions. (From a safe distance of course!)  Hang up your pith helmet at the lodge and enjoy a meal fit for Shaka Zulu around the campfire.

DAY 7: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK/SWAZILAND: Bid farewell to Kruger National and head to a special place crammed between South Africa and Mozambique…Swaziland.  Your introduction to this slice of African history will begin with a visit the Royal Kraal of Ludzidzini, the site of the annual reed dance – an ancient version of “The Bachelor”. Travel to Mbabne, the heart of the Kingdom of Swaziland.  End your day with dinner and entertainment provided by authentic Swazi dancers.

DAY 8: SWAZILAND/DURBAN:  After breakfast spend personal time visiting some local craft markets shopping for something special for family or that special someone at home.  Travel to Durban, South Africa’s answer to Miami Beach!   The city’s crystal-blue beachfront is a serene backdrop to a multicultural city shaped by a collaborative history and forged by the ancient culture of the Zulus and colonial settlers. The legacy of Durban is also peppered with the influence of the Indian community most of whom arrived as indentured servants in the 19th century.  Durban boasts an exciting nightlife! Enjoy this bustling city before retiring for an early morning flight to your next African adventure!

DAY 9:  DURBAN/CAPE TOWN:  “Hamba kahle” Durban! After you have bid good-bye to Durban in the traditional Zulu fashion, fly to Cape Town the Mother City of Africa.  Once you touch ground in this rare cultural gem, you will be whisked away to experience a circle tour around the peninsula just south of the city.  Smell the sweet salty air as you visit Simonstown, a historic haunt for seafarers from days of old and a Dutch winery, built by colonists who once laid claim to this strategic maritime region.  Get out your selfie sticks when you reach the Cape of Good Hope, the most southerly point on the African continent.  This is where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet and struggle for dominance of the beach and surf.  Get some rest tonight because tomorrow brings us to new heights!

DAY 10:  CAPE TOWN:  Begin your day early with a state-of-the-art cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain 3,558 feet above the city and the pounding surf of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.  Once you reach the summit, you will be treated to magnificent vistas of the ocean and the surrounding countryside (selfie stick time again!)  Come down from the mountain and explore the Victoria and Alfred waterfront complex, South Africa’s most visited location, awashed in a montage of color, activity and sounds.  Street performers line the walkways, tug boats and luxury ocean liners compete for space in the harbor, and people of all nationalities throng the streets and restaurants.  The waterfront has the charm of a working harbor, complete with seagulls and fur seals hoping for scraps from fishing boats, set against the backdrop of one of the most beautiful seafront environments in the world.  It is a piece of art that has come to life!

DAY 11:  CAPE TOWN: This has been quite a tour complete with memories that will last a lifetime. Spend the morning and early afternoon on this last day in South Africa lingering over breakfast and lunch before exploring Cape Town with friends. As a finale to your last act in South Africa, visit the Afrikaans Taal Monument.  The picture perfect scenery surrounding the area is unparalleled. Stroll Stellenbosch, whose tree-lined streets, historical architecture and great shopping make it a great way to spend some time before watching the sunset over the Cape. Gather in the evening for your farewell “rainbow cuisine” experience in South Africa!  After dinner, take one last look at the beautiful seascape and make your way to the airport to begin the first leg of your journey back home.

DAY 12:  FLIGHT HOME: Arrive a European gateway airport. Change planes and begin your last leg of your homeward trip. Arrive USA. Welcome Home!

DAY 1:  OVERNIGHT FLIGHT Depart from the USA.

DAY 2: Arrive at a European gateway airport. Change planes bound for South Africa.

DAY 3:  JOHANNESBURG: Arrive Johannesburg and travel by bus to bright and bold Johannesburg with its tall skyscrapers surrounded by small townships. Share in the vibrancy of downtown Johannesburg through its historic buildings and sites such as the Post Office Tower and Constitution Hill. Enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the city from the 50th floor of the Carlton Center – “the top of Africa.” Time to unpack and set out to see the wonders of Johannesburg on your own. Gather for a traditional South African dinner with your friends. The country’s typical menu is often referred to as the “rainbow cuisine” as it blends together recipes prepared by the indigenous people of Africa and meals introduced by numerous waves of colonization and immigration by the Dutch, the Germans, the French, the English and, the Greeks. Add the influence of these people’s Indo-Asian slaves and servants to the pot and stir!

DAY 4:  JOHANNESBURG:  The city does not brush its apartheid past under the rug.  In fact, Johannesburg embraces this dark period as a means to educate South Africans and visitors to ensure that it never happens again.  Soweto was the heart of resistance to apartheid and saw its share of tragedy and triumph.  Embark on a journey of discovery of the racial segregation experience by millions of South Africans at the Apartheid Museum. The Soweto uprising, the history of the ANC (African National Congress), solitary confinement of political prisoners, and the birth of a new democratic country all play a leading role in the mission of the museum’s exhibitions and mission.  Spend some time reflecting on your experience at Mandela Square named for South Africa’s greatest hero, Nelson Mandela.

DAY 5: JOHANNESBURG/KRUGER NATIONAL PARK:  Set out for an African Safari Adventure.  En-route to the ultimate camping trip, pay a visit to South Africa’s capital city Pretoria. Its long thoroughfares lined with blossom-bedecked trees have earned the city the nickname the “Jacaranda City”.  This lovely, quiet city boasts some of the greatest architectural treasures of the African continent.  Marvel at the impressive Voortekker Monument, Church Square, State Theatre, the Opera House, and the Union Buildings designed by renowned Sir Herbert Baker.  Your wildlife adventure in Kruger National Park, South Africa’s largest and most imposing game preserve begins with viewing the majestic animals that call Kruger home.  Visit with herds of elephants, zebras, giraffes, and monkeys. At your rustic lodge, you will be treated to a wonderful dinner with breathtaking views of the South African landscape.

DAY 6: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK:  We hope you brought your Indiana Jones hat because today you will experience an adventure of a lifetime! Journey back into the park to visit some of the animal friends you made yesterday and acquaint yourself with some new exotic inhabitants of this world famous nature preserve. Travel in specially equipped safari jeeps and view rhinos, buffalo, and the park’s diverse bird species such as eagles, storks and vultures! With some luck, you might just catch a glimpse of some cheetah and lions. (From a safe distance of course!)  Hang your adventure hat up at the lodge and enjoy a meal fit for Shaka Zulu around the campfire.

DAY 7: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK/SWAZILAND: Bid farewell Kruger National and head to a special place crammed between South Africa and Mozambique…Swaziland.  Your introduction to this slice of African history will begin with a visit the Royal Kraal of Ludzidzini, the site of the annual reed dance an event which is an  ancient version of “The Bachelor”. Travel to Mbabne, the heart of the Kingdom of Swaziland.  End your day with dinner and entertainment provided by authentic Swazi dancers.

DAY 8: SWAZILAND/DURBAN:  After breakfast spend some personal time visiting some local craft markets shopping for something special for family or that special someone at home.  Travel to Durban, South Africa’s answer to Miami Beach!   The city’s crystal blue beachfront is a serene backdrop to a multicultural city shaped by a collaborative history forged by the ancient culture of the Zulus and early colonial settlers. The legacy of Durban is also peppered with the influence of the Indian community who arrived as indentured servants in the 19th century.  Durban boasts an exciting nightlife! Enjoy this bustling city before turning in before an early morning flight to your next African adventure!

DAY 9:  DURBAN/CAPE TOWN:  “Hamba kahle” Durban! After you have bid Durban in the traditional Zulu fashion, fly to Cape Town the Mother City of Africa.  Once you touch ground in this rare cultural gem, you will be whisked away to experience a circle tour around the peninsula just south of the city.  Smell the sweet salty air as you visit Simonstown a historic haunt for seafarers from days of old and a Dutch winery built by colonists who once laid claim to this strategic maritime region.  Get your selfie sticks out when you reach the Cape of Good Hope, the most southerly point on the African continent where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet and struggle for dominance of the beach and surf.   Get some rest tonight because tomorrow brings us to new heights!

DAY 10:  CAPE TOWN:  Begin your day early with a state of the art cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain 3,558 feet above the city and the pounding surf of the Atlantic and Indian Ocean.  Once you reach the summit, you will be treated to magnificent vistas of the ocean and the surrounding countryside (selfie stick time again!)  Come down from the mountain and explore the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront complex, South Africa’s most visited location a washed in a montage of color, activity and sounds.  Street performers line the walkways, tug boats and luxury ocean liners compete for space in the harbor, and people of all nationalities throng the streets and restaurants.  The waterfront has the charm of a working harbor complete with seagulls and fur seals hoping for scraps from fishing boats set against the backdrop of one of the most beautiful seafront environments in the world.  It is a piece of art that has come to life!

DAY 11:  CAPE TOWN: This has been quite a tour complete with memories that will last a lifetime. Spend the morning and early afternoon on this last day in South Africa lingering over breakfast and lunch before exploring Cape Town with friends. As a finale to your last act in South Africa, visit the Afrikaans Taal Monument. The picture perfect scenery surrounding the area is unparalleled. Stroll Stellenbosch, whose tree lined streets, historical architecture and great shopping make it a great way to spend some time before watching the sunset over the Cape. Gather in the evening for your farewell “rainbow cuisine” experience in South Africa!  After dinner, take one last look at the beautiful seascape and make your way to the airport and begin the first leg of your journey back home.

DAY 12:  FLIGHT HOME: Arrive a European gateway airport. Change planes and begin your last leg of your homeward trip. Arrive USA. Welcome Home!

DAY 1:  OVERNIGHT FLIGHT Depart from the USA.

DAY 2: Arrive at a European gateway airport. Change planes bound for South Africa.

DAY 3:  JOHANNESBURG: Arrive Johannesburg and travel by bus to bright and bold Johannesburg with its tall skyscrapers surrounded by small townships. Share in the vibrancy of downtown Johannesburg through its historic buildings and sites such as the Post Office Tower and Constitution Hill. Enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the city from the 50th floor of the Carlton Center – “the top of Africa.” Time to unpack and set out to see the wonders of Johannesburg on your own. Gather for a traditional South African dinner with your friends. The country’s typical menu is often referred to as the “rainbow cuisine” as it blends together recipes prepared by the indigenous people of Africa and meals introduced by numerous waves of colonization and immigration by the Dutch, the Germans, the French, the English and, the Greeks. Add the influence of these people’s Indo-Asian slaves and servants to the pot and stir!

DAY 4:  JOHANNESBURG:  The city does not brush its apartheid past under the rug.  In fact, Johannesburg embraces this dark period as a means to educate South Africans and visitors to ensure that it never happens again.  Soweto was the heart of resistance to apartheid and saw its share of tragedy and triumph.  Embark on a journey of discovery of the racial segregation experience by millions of South Africans at the Apartheid Museum. The Soweto uprising, the history of the ANC (African National Congress), solitary confinement of political prisoners, and the birth of a new democratic country all play a leading role in the mission of the museum’s exhibitions and mission.  Spend some time reflecting on your experience at Mandela Square named for South Africa’s greatest hero, Nelson Mandela.

DAY 5: JOHANNESBURG/KRUGER NATIONAL PARK:  Set out for an African Safari Adventure.  En-route to the ultimate camping trip, pay a visit to South Africa’s capital city Pretoria. Its long thoroughfares lined with blossom-bedecked trees have earned the city the nickname the “Jacaranda City”.  This lovely, quiet city boasts some of the greatest architectural treasures of the African continent.  Marvel at the impressive Voortekker Monument, Church Square, State Theatre, the Opera House, and the Union Buildings designed by renowned Sir Herbert Baker.  Your wildlife adventure in Kruger National Park, South Africa’s largest and most imposing game preserve begins with viewing the majestic animals that call Kruger home.  Visit with herds of elephants, zebras, giraffes, and monkeys. At your rustic lodge, you will be treated to a wonderful dinner with breathtaking views of the South African landscape.

DAY 6: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK:  We hope you brought your Indiana Jones hat because today you will experience an adventure of a lifetime! Journey back into the park to visit some of the animal friends you made yesterday and acquaint yourself with some new exotic inhabitants of this world famous nature preserve. Travel in specially equipped safari jeeps and view rhinos, buffalo, and the park’s diverse bird species such as eagles, storks and vultures! With some luck, you might just catch a glimpse of some cheetah and lions. (From a safe distance of course!)  Hang your adventure hat up at the lodge and enjoy a meal fit for Shaka Zulu around the campfire.

DAY 7: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK/SWAZILAND: Bid farewell Kruger National and head to a special place crammed between South Africa and Mozambique…Swaziland.  Your introduction to this slice of African history will begin with a visit the Royal Kraal of Ludzidzini, the site of the annual reed dance an event which is an  ancient version of “The Bachelor”. Travel to Mbabne, the heart of the Kingdom of Swaziland.  End your day with dinner and entertainment provided by authentic Swazi dancers.

DAY 8: SWAZILAND/DURBAN:  After breakfast spend some personal time visiting some local craft markets shopping for something special for family or that special someone at home.  Travel to Durban, South Africa’s answer to Miami Beach!   The city’s crystal blue beachfront is a serene backdrop to a multicultural city shaped by a collaborative history forged by the ancient culture of the Zulus and early colonial settlers. The legacy of Durban is also peppered with the influence of the Indian community who arrived as indentured servants in the 19th century.  Durban boasts an exciting nightlife! Enjoy this bustling city before turning in before an early morning flight to your next African adventure!

DAY 9:  DURBAN/CAPE TOWN:  “Hamba kahle” Durban! After you have bid Durban in the traditional Zulu fashion, fly to Cape Town the Mother City of Africa.  Once you touch ground in this rare cultural gem, you will be whisked away to experience a circle tour around the peninsula just south of the city.  Smell the sweet salty air as you visit Simonstown a historic haunt for seafarers from days of old and a Dutch winery built by colonists who once laid claim to this strategic maritime region.  Get your selfie sticks out when you reach the Cape of Good Hope, the most southerly point on the African continent where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet and struggle for dominance of the beach and surf.   Get some rest tonight because tomorrow brings us to new heights!

DAY 10:  CAPE TOWN:  Begin your day early with a state of the art cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain 3,558 feet above the city and the pounding surf of the Atlantic and Indian Ocean.  Once you reach the summit, you will be treated to magnificent vistas of the ocean and the surrounding countryside (selfie stick time again!)  Come down from the mountain and explore the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront complex, South Africa’s most visited location a washed in a montage of color, activity and sounds.  Street performers line the walkways, tug boats and luxury ocean liners compete for space in the harbor, and people of all nationalities throng the streets and restaurants.  The waterfront has the charm of a working harbor complete with seagulls and fur seals hoping for scraps from fishing boats set against the backdrop of one of the most beautiful seafront environments in the world.  It is a piece of art that has come to life!

DAY 11:  CAPE TOWN: This has been quite a tour complete with memories that will last a lifetime. Spend the morning and early afternoon on this last day in South Africa lingering over breakfast and lunch before exploring Cape Town with friends. As a finale to your last act in South Africa, visit the Afrikaans Taal Monument. The picture perfect scenery surrounding the area is unparalleled. Stroll Stellenbosch, whose tree lined streets, historical architecture and great shopping make it a great way to spend some time before watching the sunset over the Cape. Gather in the evening for your farewell “rainbow cuisine” experience in South Africa!  After dinner, take one last look at the beautiful seascape and make your way to the airport and begin the first leg of your journey back home.

DAY 12:  FLIGHT HOME: Arrive a European gateway airport. Change planes and begin your last leg of your homeward trip. Arrive USA. Welcome Home!

DAY 1:  OVERNIGHT FLIGHT Depart from the USA.

DAY 2: Arrive at a European gateway airport. Change planes bound for South Africa.

DAY 3:  JOHANNESBURG: Arrive Johannesburg and travel by bus to bright and bold Johannesburg with its tall skyscrapers surrounded by small townships. Share in the vibrancy of downtown Johannesburg through its historic buildings and sites such as the Post Office Tower and Constitution Hill. Enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the city from the 50th floor of the Carlton Center – “the top of Africa.” Time to unpack and set out to see the wonders of Johannesburg on your own. Gather for a traditional South African dinner with your friends. The country’s typical menu is often referred to as the “rainbow cuisine” as it blends together recipes prepared by the indigenous people of Africa and meals introduced by numerous waves of colonization and immigration by the Dutch, the Germans, the French, the English and, the Greeks. Add the influence of these people’s Indo-Asian slaves and servants to the pot and stir!

DAY 4:  JOHANNESBURG:  The city does not brush its apartheid past under the rug.  In fact, Johannesburg embraces this dark period as a means to educate South Africans and visitors to ensure that it never happens again.  Soweto was the heart of resistance to apartheid and saw its share of tragedy and triumph.  Embark on a journey of discovery of the racial segregation experience by millions of South Africans at the Apartheid Museum. The Soweto uprising, the history of the ANC (African National Congress), solitary confinement of political prisoners, and the birth of a new democratic country all play a leading role in the mission of the museum’s exhibitions and mission.  Spend some time reflecting on your experience at Mandela Square named for South Africa’s greatest hero, Nelson Mandela.

DAY 5: JOHANNESBURG/KRUGER NATIONAL PARK:  Set out for an African Safari Adventure.  En-route to the ultimate camping trip, pay a visit to South Africa’s capital city Pretoria. Its long thoroughfares lined with blossom-bedecked trees have earned the city the nickname the “Jacaranda City”.  This lovely, quiet city boasts some of the greatest architectural treasures of the African continent.  Marvel at the impressive Voortekker Monument, Church Square, State Theatre, the Opera House, and the Union Buildings designed by renowned Sir Herbert Baker.  Your wildlife adventure in Kruger National Park, South Africa’s largest and most imposing game preserve begins with viewing the majestic animals that call Kruger home.  Visit with herds of elephants, zebras, giraffes, and monkeys. At your rustic lodge, you will be treated to a wonderful dinner with breathtaking views of the South African landscape.

DAY 6: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK:  We hope you brought your Indiana Jones hat because today you will experience an adventure of a lifetime! Journey back into the park to visit some of the animal friends you made yesterday and acquaint yourself with some new exotic inhabitants of this world famous nature preserve. Travel in specially equipped safari jeeps and view rhinos, buffalo, and the park’s diverse bird species such as eagles, storks and vultures! With some luck, you might just catch a glimpse of some cheetah and lions. (From a safe distance of course!)  Hang your adventure hat up at the lodge and enjoy a meal fit for Shaka Zulu around the campfire.

DAY 7: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK/SWAZILAND: Bid farewell Kruger National and head to a special place crammed between South Africa and Mozambique…Swaziland.  Your introduction to this slice of African history will begin with a visit the Royal Kraal of Ludzidzini, the site of the annual reed dance an event which is an  ancient version of “The Bachelor”. Travel to Mbabne, the heart of the Kingdom of Swaziland.  End your day with dinner and entertainment provided by authentic Swazi dancers.

DAY 8: SWAZILAND/DURBAN:  After breakfast spend some personal time visiting some local craft markets shopping for something special for family or that special someone at home.  Travel to Durban, South Africa’s answer to Miami Beach!   The city’s crystal blue beachfront is a serene backdrop to a multicultural city shaped by a collaborative history forged by the ancient culture of the Zulus and early colonial settlers. The legacy of Durban is also peppered with the influence of the Indian community who arrived as indentured servants in the 19th century.  Durban boasts an exciting nightlife! Enjoy this bustling city before turning in before an early morning flight to your next African adventure!

DAY 9:  DURBAN/CAPE TOWN:  “Hamba kahle” Durban! After you have bid Durban in the traditional Zulu fashion, fly to Cape Town the Mother City of Africa.  Once you touch ground in this rare cultural gem, you will be whisked away to experience a circle tour around the peninsula just south of the city.  Smell the sweet salty air as you visit Simonstown a historic haunt for seafarers from days of old and a Dutch winery built by colonists who once laid claim to this strategic maritime region.  Get your selfie sticks out when you reach the Cape of Good Hope, the most southerly point on the African continent where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet and struggle for dominance of the beach and surf.   Get some rest tonight because tomorrow brings us to new heights!

DAY 10:  CAPE TOWN:  Begin your day early with a state of the art cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain 3,558 feet above the city and the pounding surf of the Atlantic and Indian Ocean.  Once you reach the summit, you will be treated to magnificent vistas of the ocean and the surrounding countryside (selfie stick time again!)  Come down from the mountain and explore the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront complex, South Africa’s most visited location a washed in a montage of color, activity and sounds.  Street performers line the walkways, tug boats and luxury ocean liners compete for space in the harbor, and people of all nationalities throng the streets and restaurants.  The waterfront has the charm of a working harbor complete with seagulls and fur seals hoping for scraps from fishing boats set against the backdrop of one of the most beautiful seafront environments in the world.  It is a piece of art that has come to life!

DAY 11:  CAPE TOWN: This has been quite a tour complete with memories that will last a lifetime. Spend the morning and early afternoon on this last day in South Africa lingering over breakfast and lunch before exploring Cape Town with friends. As a finale to your last act in South Africa, visit the Afrikaans Taal Monument. The picture perfect scenery surrounding the area is unparalleled. Stroll Stellenbosch, whose tree lined streets, historical architecture and great shopping make it a great way to spend some time before watching the sunset over the Cape. Gather in the evening for your farewell “rainbow cuisine” experience in South Africa!  After dinner, take one last look at the beautiful seascape and make your way to the airport and begin the first leg of your journey back home.

DAY 12:  FLIGHT HOME: Arrive a European gateway airport. Change planes and begin your last leg of your homeward trip. Arrive USA. Welcome Home!