Rotasia Bangladesh 2013

Rotasia Bangladesh 2013
Date: 30 January to 02 February 2013
Venue: Hotel Tiger Garden, Khulna
Registration details:
For Foreigner Rotaractor: First Phase (up to 31st August): 75 us dollar
For Foreigner Rotaractor Second Phase (up to 30th November): 100 us dollar
For Foreigner Rotarian (up to 30th November): 125 us dollar
For Couple (up to 30th November): 200 us dollar
Registration included: 3 Nights & 4 days accommodation
Transport from Benapole Border to Venue on 30 January
Sundarban Tour
Pre Rotasia Rally
Lunch 4 / Dinner 3 / Breakfast 3 / High Tea 8,
Gift (Travel Bag/T Shirt/Lapel Pin/Hand Towel/Pen/Pad/Certificate/Consumer Item)
For Bangladeshi Rotaractor: First Phase (up to 31st August): 4,500/-
For Bangladeshi Rotaractor: Second Phase (up to 30th November): 5,000/-
For Bangladeshi Rotarian/Guest/Ex Rtr First Phase (up to 31st August): 6,500/-
For Bangladeshi Rotarian/Guest/Ex Rtr Second Phase (up to 30th November): 7,000/-
For Bangladeshi Couple (up to 30th November): 10,500/-
Registration included:
Sundarban Tour
Pre Rotasia Rally
Lunch 4 / Dinner 3 / Breakfast 3 / High Tea 8
Gift (Travel Bag/T Shirt/Lapel Pin/Hand Towel/Pen/Pad/Certificate/Consumer Item)
Program Attraction: Cultural Program / DJ Party / Talent Show / Mr & Miss Rotasia / MUNA / Quiz Competition / Raffle Draw / Sessions by International Speakers & many more .......

Rotasia Committee:

Chairman: Rtn. S.M Omar Faruk
Co Chairman: PDRR Rtn. Tareq Mahmud
Member Secretary: DRR Rtr. Mahmudul Hasan
Conveyor, Registration Committee: PDRR Rtn. Faridul Alam Newton

Please fill up registration form, deposit money in the following account and send the registration form and deposit sleep to drr_tareq@yahoo.com

After confirming your payment, we will send you the formal invitation letter.

Bank details:

“ROTASIA BANGLADESH 2013”
Janata Bank Ltd.
Nagar Bhaban Corporate Branch
A/C no: 1031000869
Swift Code: JANBBDDHJBD
Location: Khulna, Bangladesh

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