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Anzac Day 2010 pilgrims registry site launched
A new service is being trialled this year to help travellers better prepare for Anzac Day at Gallipoli. Australian Department of Veterans' Affairs and Veterans' Affairs New Zealand are asking people to register at gallipoliregistration.com to help them gauge the numbers planning to attend the Gallipoli services for 2010.
Official information about Anzac Day Services Gallipoli for 2010 can be found here on the Australian Department of Veterans' Affairs website.
In conjunction with Veterans' Affairs New Zealand they have also prepared an excellent 2 page PDF (897kb) 'What to Expect and How to Prepare' document that we urge all those going to Gallipoli to download and read.
For a truly memorable experience to Gallipoli in Turkey why not check out the options available from PP Travel.
Click here to view PP Travel's professionally organised options for ANZAC Day in Gallipoli 2010, Turkey. From just GBP99 per person there are options to suit all budgets and time constraints. Hope to see you there!!
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Posted: 02 April 2010 23:31:59 GMT by BomberBeing at Gallipoli for the Dawn Service on Anzac Day where our forefathers landed in Turkey, creating the Anzac legend, will be a moment cherished by a privileged few. PP Travel has just completed another series of very successful tours for the Da ... read more
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