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Hi MR.Neil,
My name is Jarka Afrin & i m a tour operator.I have just seen ur question & want to give u a sujjestion. yes in three week u can visit Bangladesh, India & bhutan. I want to advise u that u can hire a operator or guide for u. like i also can make u to have a journey in bangladesh & can help u to have a journey in india & bhutan within three weeks. My company will provide u best accomodation, journey, refreshment & security facility althrough Bangladesh, India & Bhutan. Your total cost will be in Luxury class 16800${per day 80$(minimum 6pax)& with ac accomodation, transportation facilitites, but if u fly for other region then it will be on ur cost.}& in standered class 1260${without accomodation or with accomodation but non ac, transportation facility provided by us.}.For air travel the extra charge of air tickets will be added.Booking should be made at least 15 days in advance.
#Along with the confirmed booking 50% of the estimated charges should be paid. Other than Bangladeshi nationals, remittances for booking shall be sent through banking channels or bank draft in favour of Lighthouse Group, Dhaka-1215, Bangladesh.
#Full payment is required to be made on the arrival date or before.
#The confirmed booking documents collected from the Head office should be submitted to the Guide on guest arrival.
#The authority reserves the right to shift or cancel any trip for any unavoidable circumstances.
#For cancellation of booking 03 days prior notice from the arrival date is required to be made in which case, 70% of the advance amount will be refunded. For 48 hours cancellation notice, 50% of the advance paid shall be refunded. Failure of cancellation request on time i.e. less than 48 hours shall result in the forfeiture of the full advance payment. Management reserves the right to revise the tariff and terms and conditions without any prior notice.

My company will make u to visit special spots of those three country. I can assure to have a great journey in this christmas.

No one else can give u this facility with this little amount. U can count on me.

### If u r interested then u can contract with me.
My email id is shumys122@yahoo.com.
My contract number is +8801922524845 & +8801670219671.
My office address in Bangladesh is
BSRS Bhaban(6th floor),
12 Karwan Bazar C/A,
Dhaka-1215, Bangladesh.

Respectfully,
Jarka Afrin
A tour operator & Marketting executive
of
Light house group

Written Jul 7, 2008

Address: BSRS Bhaban(6th fl)12 Kawran Bazar C/A,Dhaka-1215,

Phone: +8801922524845

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Being Money-wise

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Bangladesh is a very cheap country to travel if you're prepared to travel on a budget, but the quality of budget food, accommodation and travel is low. It's possible to average US$10 a day if you go 2nd class on trains, travel on local buses, stay in the cheapest of hotels with shared bath and no air-con and eat at the very cheapest restaurants. If you want to escape nerve-shattering buses and reduce your risk of stomach bugs, US$20-30 a day will get you a decent room with its own private bathroom in any of the private guest houses in Banani, Gulshan or Baridhara. They also provide complimentary continental breakfast and a good variety of cuisine for your meals. If you want to spend big, it's possible, just walk into Pan Pacific Sonargaon or Sheraton for top-end accommodation or restaurants. Cash and travellers cheques in US dollars are preferred by banks. You can approach any of the Authorised Money Changers, scattered all over the city, for better conversion rates. Beware! Outside Dhaka and Chittagong, you'll have problems changing forex. Credit cards are widely accepted at hotels, guesthouses and restaurants in Dhaka and Chittagong, but virtually nowhere else. ATMs are also available in these two cities. In restaurants, waiters may expect a tip, if service charge is not levied in the bill. Most purchases require bargaining, which is considered a normal part of life in Bangladesh. A rule of thumb is to offer about half the original price and work up.

Updated Aug 31, 2006