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Duke Alumni Travel
Explore the world with Duke faculty, alumni and friends
Duke Alumni Association is your ticket to the world's cultures, sights, and sounds. We handle the arrangements and work with high quality providers so that you can relax, immerse, and explore your dream destinations.
Search our programs, which span the continents. From the physically strenuous to the luxurious, we offer special trips providing unequaled access, educational value, and Duke experts to enrich your experience.
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Upcoming Featured Programs
Discovering the Duke Lemur Center
May 17-19, 2013
Join Duke alumni, family, and friends (and fellow lemur lovers!) for a weekend at the Duke Lemur Center, learning from Duke experts about their efforts to study and protect some of the world’s most endangered mammals.
China Family Tour
June 26 - July 7, 2013
This family tour explores China’s magnificent history and culture, amazing travelers of all ages. In Beijing, witness the spectacular imperial architecture of the Forbidden City and visit the renowned Great Wall of China. Children will fly kites at the Temple of Heaven, swim in the Olympic “Water Cube”, and observe the dedicated students at the Beijing Martial Arts Academy. In Xian, the Qin dynasty emerges before your eyes with Emperor Qinshihuang’s terracotta warriors. In Chengdu, visit the Giant Panda Breeding Center and learn about the latest effort to successfully breed and protect the endangered species. Then visit the Bifengxia National Wildlife Park, arguably the best place to see giant pandas in the wild! Finally, soak in the unrivaled cosmopolitanism of Shanghai, the most modern city in China.
The Great Migration – A Tanzania Safari
July 18 - 29, 2013
The annual movement of wildebeest and other grazing herbivores across the Serengeti Plains is one of the greatest spectacles of the natural world. The feeling of a tented camp immersed in open air and sounds of the wild creates a genuine safari atmosphere never to be forgotten. Our Tanzania Safari is a most extraordinary safari, encompassing great wildlife destinations to world famous national parks and reserves such as Tarangire National Park, Lake Manyara National Park, Ngorongoro Crater and the Olduvai Gorge, and the famous Serengeti National Park. Please join us as we witness one of the most spectacular phenomena on Earth – The Great Migration.
