Sports Tours 08/09

Sports tour is an annual event that the AU participates in every year. It is the highlight for most of our members and is a great opportunity to travel, play sports and bond with other members. All previous tours have been very successful. Last year we visited Rimini for the Italia Fest. This year we look to change location to sunny Spain for Salou Fest. It’s a five day trip which involves lots of fun and games for all. Be warned it’s not for the faint hearted and most of the night time activity will consist of heavy drinking. If it sounds like your sort of party then just become a member of the athletic union to book your place. The dates have not yet been confirmed but basic info is as follows

Tour Dates:
(Week 2) 4th April – 10th April 2009
Price By coach: £219pp
Arrange Your Own Flight: £200pp
Flight Inclusive: from £319pp*
Deposit Deadline: 1st December 2008
Balance Deadline: 6th February 2009

* subject to availability, min/max group size, flight prices.

Sports:

Rugby
(Men’s and Women’s 15’s Day 1;
7’s Day 2)
Hockey
(Men’s, Women’s and Mixed 11-a-side)
Football
(Men’s and Women’s 11-a-side)
Netball
(Women's)
Basketball
(Men's & Women's)
Lacrosse
(Men's, Women's and Mixed)
Tennis
(Men's & Women's)
Waterpolo
(Men's & Women's

For more information please visit – www.ilovetour.co.uk

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