Fam to Panama & Jungles (Sep 4, 2025)   Fam to Machu Picchu (Oct.31, 2025)  

Quito & Galapagos (Dec 8, 2025)

 

For Travel Advisors & Companions Only

 

Panama Sep 4-11, 2025

 

Visiting Panama City, The Canal, The Embera Village, The Rain forest  & Beaches

 

 

Day 1: Thursday- Sept 4th, 2025 – Arrive Panama Arrive and transfer service from the Tocumen International Airport to hotel Le Meridien OVERNIGHT: Le Meridien Hotel. Day 2: Friday- Sept 5th, 2025 – Historical District & Panama Canal Visitor’s Center Start your day with a sightseeing tour of the vibrant and modern Panama City, where you will explore some of the most captivating sites the city has to offer. Discover the charm of “Casco Antiguo,” Panama City’s historic old quarter, which dates back to the 17th century. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to Franco-Spanish heritage, with beautiful historical churches, picturesque squares, and iconic monuments. Many of the buildings have been meticulously restored to their colonial glory, offering a glimpse into Panama’s rich past. Modern Panama City is a striking contrast to its colonial counterpart. The skyline is rapidly changing, with new hotels, office buildings, condominiums, and homes springing up at an impressive rate. Here, you’ll find a blend of imaginative architecture and nostalgic design, making the city a dynamic mix of old and new. No visit to Panama is complete without experiencing the Panama Canal. We will proceed to the Miraflores Locks, where you’ll get a chance to witness one of the world's most impressive engineering feats in action. The locks’ operation is an awe-inspiring sight and offers a deeper understanding of the Canal’s significance to global trade. Panama is home to seven indigenous tribes, each with its own unique traditions and craftsmanship. During your visit, you’ll have the opportunity to browse through beautiful handcrafted items, that are available in the Artisan shops. After this cultural tour, enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant before returning to your hotel. • MEALS: Breakfast and lunch • OVERNIGHT at Hotel Le Meridien Hotel Day 3: Saturday- Sept 6th, 2025 – Panama Canal Partial Transit After breakfast we will board our motor coach and head to Playita de Amador Marina, where we may change coaches for a scenic 45-minute ride to Gamboa, home to the Panama Canal Dredging Division. Upon arrival in Gamboa, we will board a boat for an unforgettable journey through the Panama Canal. The boat will enter the Canal at the northern end of the Gaillard Cut, a key passage that cuts through the continental divide. As we cruise through the Cut, we will make our way to the Pedro Miguel Locks, where the vessel is lowered 29 feet (9 meters) in a single step. Continuing our journey, we will proceed to the Miraflores Locks, where the boat is lowered an additional 59 feet (18 meters) in two stages, providing a fascinating glimpse into the engineering marvel that is the Panama Canal. Our final destination is Flamenco Marina, located at the Pacific entrance of the Canal. Along the way, we’ll pass under the iconic Bridge of the Americas, offering stunning views of the Bay of Panama and the impressive Panama City Skyline. This spectacular tour takes approximately 6 to 8 hours, depending on traffic and the itinerary set by the Panama Canal Authority. • MEALS: Breakfast and light lunch • OVERNIGHT at Hotel Le Meridien Hotel Day 4: Sunday, Sept 7th, 2025 – Gamboa Aerial Tram After breakfast at Le Meridien, we will embark on a mid-morning transfer to the Gamboa Rainforest Reserve. Situated within the Soberania National Park, the reserve is a scenic 30-minute drive from Panama City on the Pacific Coast and 30 minutes from the Colon Free Zone on the Caribbean side. The reserve is nestled along the banks of the Chagres River and Gatun Lake - two essential water sources for the Panama Canal and key assets of Panama’s natural heritage. In the afternoon upon arrival, the adventure continues with a visit to the Aerial Tram. This exciting ride will take us from the shadowy rainforest floor through the dense undergrowth and into the sun-drenched canopy, providing a breathtaking bird’s eye view of over a thousand acres of lush forest, teeming with diverse flora and fauna. Next, we will explore the reserve’s Orchid Gardens, home to a wide variety of stunning orchid species. You’ll also visit the Serpentarium, butterfly exhibit, and the reptile and fish displays, which offer fascinating insights into the region’s unique wildlife. Our day continues with the Gatun Boat Expedition, where we’ll journey across Gatun Lake and the Chagres River. As we navigate these tranquil waters, we’ll visit Monkey Island (without disembarking) to observe the playful monkeys in their natural habitat. Afterwards, we’ll return to the Gamboa Resort for a restful evening. • MEALS: Breakfast • OVERNIGHT at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve Hotel Day 5: Monday- Sept 8th, 2025 – Embera Village In the morning, we will depart after breakfast and board our motor coach and head towards the embarking site to the Embera Village. Then we will transfer to a boat for a scenic journey through the dense, fascinating jungle, continuing towards the Embera Village. Located deep within the rainforest, the village is home to the Embera people, one of Panama’s seven indigenous tribes. Upon arrival, the Embera will greet tourists at the pier and offer you a warm welcome, giving you the chance to learn about their unique way of life. This experience provides an authentic glimpse into thousands of years of culture and tradition, long before European explorers arrived in the Americas. As you explore the village, the Embera women will prepare a traditional snack, giving you an opportunity to sample their culinary customs. You will gain insight into their rich heritage, their art, crafts, and the deep connections they have with the land. After this immersive cultural experience, we will return to the Gamboa Reserve Hotel to unwind and reflect on the day’s adventure. • MEALS: Breakfast and light lunch • OVERNIGHT at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve Hotel Day 6: Tuesday-Sept 9th, 2025 – Rainforest to Playa Bonita. After your time at the Gamboa Rainforest Reserve, you’ll be transferred to the Westin Playa Bonita for a relaxing stay. ABOUNT WESTIN PLAYA BONITA; The hotel is surrounded by many of the city’s most prominent attractions. It offers guests an idyllic quiet retreat right on the sands of Playa Bonita Beach, with the Pacific Ocean and lush, tropical rainforest just steps away from your front door. This destination provides the perfect balance of serenity and adventure. Whether you are looking to unwind or stay active, the resort has something for everyone. Enjoy the resort’s three infinity-edge pools, indulge in cuisine at one of the six on site restaurants, or rejuvenate your senses at the Sensory Spa. For business travelers, the hotel offers 22 meeting spaces and access to the Westin Club lounge, ensuring both relaxation and productivity. The hotel is also just a short drive from the Amador Convention Center, making it a convenient location for both business and leisure. The Westin Playa Bonita’s 611 rooms and suites feature spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean or the rainforest. Amenities include: 24-hour room service, flat panel TVs, and pillow top mattresses to ensure a comfortable stay. • MEALS: Breakfast • OVERNIGHT at Westin Playa Bonita Day 7: Wednesday- Sept 10th, 2025 – Playa Bonita Today is yours to enjoy at your own pace. Spend the day relaxing on the stunning beach, unwind by the infinity pools, indulge in a rejuvenating spa treatment, or explore the lush surroundings of the tropical rainforest. The day is yours to make the most of this beautiful destination. • MEALS: Breakfast • OVERNIGHT at Westin Playa Bonita Day 8: Thursday- Sept 11th, 2025 – Depart Playa Bonita Transfer service from Westin Playa Bonita to Tocumen International Airport. • MEALS: Breakfast (if times allows it)   LAND TOUR RATES PER AGENT (double) US$1,499; Companion: US$1,899   Agents registering for this fam will received a credit for US$200 for future bookings.  For further information email us at: famtrips@taratours.com or  tara@taratours.com

 

 

 

 

PERU & MACHU PICCHU FAM FOR TRAVEL ADVISORS & COMPANIONS

Visiting Lima, The Urubamba Valley, Cuzco & Mighty Machu Picchu (with overnight in the Valley for 2 nights to get used to the high altitude)

OCT 31, 2025 FRI. ARRIVE-LIMA: Arrive in Lima, Capital of Peru. After going through customs and immigration, transfer yourself to hotel CROWN PLAZA located in the pretty district of Miraflores. OVERNIGHT: CROWN PLAZA MIRAFLORES NOV 01 SAT. LIMA: This morning, enjoy a private sightseeing tour of both modern and colonial Lima the "City of Kings" founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1,535. Lima was the most important city in the Americas during the Spanish Viceroy times. Your tour includes a drive though the upscale district of  Miraflores and San Isidro, as well as the historic Rimac, Main Square, the Cathedral, San Francisco Church, Torre Tagle Palace and many  other notable landmarks. OVERNIGHT: CROWN PLAZA MIRAFLORES MEALS: Breakfast NOV 02 SUN. LIMA-CUZCO-URUBAMBA-SACRED VALLEY: Transfer to Lima airport. Board your flight to Cuzco. Upon arrival, you will be met and driven through the Urubamba valley to your hotel. Along the way visit the Native Caccaccollo community, renowned for its exquisite textiles and traditional weaving techniques. A quechua-speaking weaver will demonstrate their craft, showcasing the intricate designs and traditional iconography used in their work.  You’ll also learn about the native plants and flowers harvested to create natural dyes. Continue to your hotel to overnight in the Sacred Valley. OVERNIGHT: CASA ANDINA Urubamba Sacred Valley MEALS: Breakfast NOV 03 MON. SACRED VALLEY- PISAC-OLLANTAYTAMBO-URUBAMBA: Enjoy a full day excursion through the stunning Sacred Valley. Begin with a visit to the picturesque town of Pisac, where you'll explore Its vibrant native market, known for colorful textiles, handcrafted goods and local produce. Continue on to Ollantaytambo, a living Inca town with original streets and buildings that date back to the Inca Empire. This town once served as a strategic military, religious and agricultural center. Towering above Ollantaytambo is a remarkable Inca fortress, built to defend against the primitive inhabitants of the valleys of the “Antis” or Indians from the Amazon Jungle. The fortress features a series of meticulously carved Stone terraces, accessed by steep staircases, with the upper terrace showcasing impressively worked stones. This site was  also the scene of a battle in 1537, where Manco Inca led a fierce resistance against Spanish forces under Hernando Pizarro. The legendary “General” Ollantay continued the fight for years from the hidden strongholds of Vilcabamba. Return to your hotel. OVERNIGHT: CASA ANDINA Urubamba Sacred Valley MEALS: Breakfast and Lunch NOV 04 TUE. SACRED VALLEY TO OLLANTAYTAMBO TRAIN STATION-MACHU PICCHU: Today embark on a full day excursion by train to the most mysterious and spiritually powerful sites of the Inka civilization. In the early morning, your tour guide will pick you up and transfer you to the Ollantaytambo train station. From there, enjoy a scenic 1.5 hour train journey along the Urubamba River with breathtaking views of the surrounding Andean mountain range to Machu Picchu. Upon arrival, you”ll  Ascend to the awe-inspiring citadel of Machu Pichu, where temples, palaces, towers and staircases are masterfully built into the mountainside. Here accompanied by your private guide, you’ll explore the ancient city, gaining insight into the remarkable engineering, spiritual beliefs, and cultural legacy of the Inca Empire. OVERNIGHT: EL MAPI in Machu Picchu Town MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner NOV 05 WED. MACHU PICCHU-CUZCO: Enjoy a free day to explore the "Lost City of Machu Picchu” at your own pace. (Please not: re-entry fee not included. Cost is approximately $110-120 pp). For those looking to hike, consider the scenic 2 mile walk to Inti Punku (the Sun Gate), the original entrance used by the Incas. Alternatively, you may choose to visit the local artisan market, relax in the thermal baths, or explore the serene Incaterra Gardens. In the early afternoon, board the Vistadome train for your return journey to Cuzco. Upon arrival at the train station, you’ll be met and transferred to your hotel. OVERNIGHT: ARANWA BOUTIQUE & MUSEUM HOTEL MEALS: Breakfast NOV 06 THU. CUZCO: This morning, enjoy a guided tour of Cuzco, once considered the center of the universe by the Inka civilization. Highlights include a  visit to the Temple of Koricancha or Temple of Sun God, one of the most impressive and scared Inca temples, as well as the  Cathedral, a stunning example of colonial architecture. You'll also explore the nearby archeological sites of Sacasayhuaman, Kenko, Puca Pucara and the ritual water baths of Tambomachay, often referred as the Inca Spa. The afternoon is yours to explore the Inka city of Cuzco at your own pace. Wander its cobblestone streets, admire the blend of Inca and Spanish architecture, or hunt for treasures in the local markets-sweaters, ponchos, rugs, and handicrafts are among the many beautiful items you’ll find. Cuzco truly feels like an open-air museum. In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant, a perfect way to toast your journey through Peru. OVERNIGHT: ARANWA BOUTIQUE & MUSEUM HOTEL MEALS: Breakfast and Dinner NOV 07 FRI. CUZCO-LIMA-DEPART In the early afternoon, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Lima and connections. MEALS: Breakfast INCLUDED: • Hotel accommodation for 7 nights including room taxes and service charges. • Daily breakfast, 2 lunches and 2 dinners• Private transfers to/from airport and train station (except for bus to M.Picchu). • Tours as mentioned including entrance fees. • VISTADOME train . • English speaking tour guide. • Tips to airport and hotel porters. • TARA TOURS representative (with a minimum of 8 agents, otherwise locally hosted) • Local airfare Lima-Cuzco-Lima NOT INCLUDED: • International flights• Meals, unless specified in itinerary. • Travel & Health Insurance. • Tips to tour guide or bus driver • Any other service not mentioned in itinerary. • USA departure tax • Lima and Cuzco airport tax $5.00 each • Re-entry fee to M. Picchu. NOTE: For your convenience, Tips for drivers, guides, waiters, bellboys will be collected 30 days before departure (charge to your CC on file $120 pp) TRAVEL ADVISOR RATE: US$ 1,999 SPOUSE or COMPANION $2,392 (SGL.SUPP. US$646 -very limited) For registration or further information email us at: tara@taratours.com or famtrips@taratours.com Agents registering for this fam will received a credit for US$200 for future bookings

 

 

 

 

QUITO & GALAPAGOS DEC. 8-15, 2025

Visiting Quito, Otavalo, Magdalena Community & Galapagos

8 day/7 nights itinerary

DEC 8 MON: ARRIVE QUITO
Arrive in Quito and transfer to your hotel.
OVERNIGHT: HOTEL GO QUITO

DEC 9 TUE: QUITO-OTAVALO-PEGUCHE-KARANKI MAGDALENA COMMUNITY
Departing from Quito to the North, we drive across the colorful valleys of Guayllabamba and Cayambe. Guayllabamba is rich in fertile soil and through effective irrigation systems has become an important producer of avocado and the local cherimoya fruit. Cayambe, traditionally dedicated to dairy cattle and manufacturing of dairy products, has recently enjoyed an important boom in rose farming. The breathtaking setting offers great photo opportunities and after two hours of traveling through the riveting Andean countryside, we arrive to the province of Imbabura, known as the Ecuadorian Land of Lagoons.
Visit to the famed craft market of Otavalo which is the most famous and picturesque in South America. Markets are meeting places for shopping, bargaining and chatter, while people of the region exchange local produce, animals, utensils, pots and pans or textiles. For visitors, the markets offer the possibility of approaching Ecuadorians at a more intimate level as you negotiate prices of a variety of woven goods, bags, hats, flutes or simply appreciate the skillful and generous people responsible for the elegance and beauty of the clothing and handicrafts.
Visit the village of Peguche, known for traditional weaving and the handcrafted Andean musical wind instruments. The tour also offers a range of alternatives, including villages such as Cotacachi, an Indian village which features leatherwork including bags, jackets, hats, gloves and belts.
OVERNIGHT: HACIENDA MAGDALENA.
MEALS: BREAKFAST,LUNCH, DINNER

DEC 10 WED: KARANKI MAGDALENA COMMUNITY - IBARRA – QUITO
The Magdalena Community is a group of houses located on the slopes of the Imbabura Volcano, where they welcome guests to be part of their families and host traditional activities for a cross-cultural experience. There are also outdoors mild adventure activities such as horseback riding, mountain biking or hiking by the Andean pastures. Guests will be taken by car to Ibarra. Here we will make a city tour in the “Ciudad Blanca”. As part of this journey, we will visit “Parque Condor” a bird rescue center. Here we will learn about different bird species that exists in Ecuador and South American also. This refugee could operate with your ticket contribution. Then, We will head back to the road in our return to Quito for a panoramic view of Middle of the World monument and City by Night Tour in the Historical Center.
OVERNIGHT: HOTEL GO QUITO
MEALS: BREAKFAST & LUNCH

DEC 11 THU: QUITO-GALAPAGOS (San Cristobal airport)
Early transfer to the airport for flight to Galapagos (San Cristobal) in a 2-hour flight.
Upon arrival, passengers are picked up at the airport and taken on a ten-minute bus drive to the pier to board the M/V Galapagos Legend.
PM – Interpretation Center & Tijeretas Hill (San Cristobal Island)
Dry landing. The interpretation center is full of interesting information and offers the perfect overview to the formation of Galapagos, its significance in the world, threats and conservation efforts. Followed by a hike to Frigatebird Hill (Cerro Tijeretas) we will have great looks at both species of frigatebird, with the bonus of a beautiful view of the bay below.
(Difficulty level: easy /moderate //Type of terrain: flat/stairs/rocky // Duration: 1-hour visit / 1-hour walk)
OVERNIGHT: M/N GALAPAGOS LEGEND
MEALS: BREAKFAST & DINNER

DEC 12 FRI: GALAPAGOS CRUISE
AM – Gardner Bay, Gardner & Osborn islets (Española Island)
Wet landing. One of the most stunning beaches in all of Galapagos. The long, white, sandy beach, lapped by turquoise waters is home to a colony of Galapagos sea lions, indifferent to the humans that walk amongst them. The Hood mockingbirds, endemic to this particular island, will be eager to inspect the visitors and satisfy their innate curiosity. Darwin’s finches may also join the throng including the reclusive warbler finch. We can also snorkel here from the beach, in the shallows of the bay. (Difficulty level: easy // Type of terrain: sandy // Duration: 1-hour walk / 1-hour snorkeling)
PM – Suarez Point (Española Island)
Dry landing. One of the highlight visits of the trip. Punta Suarez seems to have everything – a naturalist’s paradise. A slew of marine iguanas and sea lions greet us at the landing site from where our walk continues with close encounters of boobies, endemic lizards, gulls and even a dramatic blow hole. The oldest extant island in the archipelago it is our only opportunity to commune with the endemic waved albatross during their breeding season between April and December. With luck, we can watch their complex courtship display. (Difficulty level: demanding // Type of terrain: rocky // Duration: 2½-hour walk)
OVERNIGHT: M/N GALAPAGOS LEGEND
MEALS: BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER

DEC 13 SAT: GALAPAGOS CRUISE
AM – Post Office (Floreana Island)
Wet landing. A very short walk from the beach leads us to the famous Post Office Barrel. Claimed to have been first setup in 1793 by Captain James Colnett it remains the oldest functioning “post office” in the Pacific. The system was that whalers and fur sealers would leave addressed letters in the barrel to be picked up by homeward bound colleagues. In the spirit of maintaining tradition visitors today will often take letters and hand-deliver them in their home countries.
(Difficulty level: easy // Type of terrain: sandy // Duration: 30-minute walk / 1-hour snorkeling)
PM – Cormorant Point / Devil’s Crown / Champion (Floreana Island)
Wet landing. On arriving, the observant visitor will notice that olivine, a volcanic crystal, has proffered a subtle green hue on the dark beach. Our walk takes us past island-endemic Scalesia plants to a large, shallow, lagoon often inhabited by a variable number of shockingly pink greater flamingoes. We continue through a forest of palo santo trees to arrive at a powdery white beach, a nesting area of green turtles. As we paddle barefoot in the shallow water we will spot diamond stingrays and white-tipped reef sharks. This coral-sand beach marks the end of our trail, and we head back to the olivine beach we landed on, to swim or snorkel amongst sea turtles, reef fish, sea lions and, on a good day, white-tipped reef sharks. A small colony of penguins resides on Floreana and can sometimes be observed as well.
One of the favorite snorkeling sites in the islands. Devil’s Crown, an eroded volcanic cone, is home to an abundance of fish and marine animals. We will swim with big schools of yellow-tailed surgeonfish, salemas and creole fish and with luck may spot turtles, spotted eagle rays, parrotfish, and even hammerhead sharks! The jagged ëcrowní is a roosting area for boobies, noddies, tropicbirds, and frigates.
A truly magical place to snorkel. We would expect to see here green turtles, harmless white-tipped reef sharks, an impressive diversity and abundance of fish as well as some playful sea lions often approaching very close, itching to show off their prowess in the water. Champion Islet also happens to be the last remaining home of the island-endemic Floreana mockingbird which we may be lucky enough to see from our pangas.
(Difficulty level: easy // Type of terrain: sandy & flat // Duration: 1-hour walk / 1-hour snorkeling)
OVERNIGHT: M/N GALAPAGOS LEGEND
MEALS: BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER

DEC 14 SUN: GALAPAGOS CRUISE
AM – Charles Darwin Research Station & Fausto Llerena Breeding Center (Santa Cruz Island)
Dry landing. Once home to the famous Lonesome George, the last tortoise of the Pinta race, the breeding and relocation center is named in honour of his long-time guardian. The center is set in the Galapagos National Park Service where various interpretative buildings are available to visit. The grounds, with large stands of native vegetation, are one of the better places to spot some of the seldom seen Darwin’s finches such as the woodpecker, cactus and vegetarian finches.
(Difficulty level: easy // Type of terrain: flat // Duration: 1½-hour walk)
Highlands Tortoise Reserve (Santa Cruz Island)
In the central highlands of Santa Cruz Island we have our best opportunity to interact at close quarters with totally wild, Galapagos giant tortoises. A short walk among these huge, 600lb, reptiles will also offer the chance for more highland species, especially several species of the famed finches. (Difficulty level: easy // Type of terrain: flat & sometimes muddy // Duration: 45-minute drive / 1 ½-hour walk)
PM –Ballena Bay / Eden Islet (Santa Cruz)
Wet landing. The perfect spot to enjoy our water activities of snorkeling, kayaking or the glass-bottom boat. Expect to see lots of fish species including king angelfish, surgeonfish, parrotfish, damsels, rays and sharks. From the land portion of the visit there will be sea lions and basking marine iguanas with herons and turtles in the mangrove areas. We might even discover some antique ceramic relics left behind by previous settlements. (Difficulty level: moderate // Type of terrain: rocky //Duration: 1-hour walk / 1-hour snorkeling)
Eden Islet is off the western coast of Santa Cruz. It offers opportunities to see Nazca and blue-footed boobies, reef sharks, and banks of endemic bream fish, either from the panga or while snorkeling.
(Difficulty level: moderate // Type of terrain: water // Duration: 1-hour snorkeling)
OVERNIGHT: M/N GALAPAGOS LEGEND
MEALS: BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER

DAY 8 MONDAY GALAPAGOS-QUITO AND CONNECTIONS
AM – Carrion Point (Santa Cruz Island)
Dinghy ride at the entry of the Itabaca channel in a lagoon with turquoise water, where we can observe sharks, blue footed boobies, and different kinds of fish. (Difficulty level: easy // Type of terrain: none // Duration: 1 hour dinghy ride)
After the visit, passengers will be transferred to BALTRA airport for flight to Quito. END
(Flight arrives about 5.30pm and you can connect with your international flight back to USA)
OVERNIGHT: NONE
MEALS: BREAKFAST

INCLUDING:  

• Round trip airfare Quito-Galapagos-Quito
• Galapagos National Park Tax of US$200
• Galapagos Immigration Card US$20
• All transfers from airport to hotels, ports and vessel
• Tours as noted in itinerary including entrance fees and English speaking naturalist guides.
• Hotel GO QUITO for 2 nights including room taxes and service charges with Buffet Breakfast.
• Hacienda Magdalena for 1 night with Breakfast and dinner
• The 5 day/4 night Galapagos Cruise aboard the M/V Legend –
• Meals as noted in itinerary B=breakfast, L=lunch, D=dinner.
• Tips to Tour guides, bus drivers and crew aboard the vessel                                                                                               

• Escorted by Tara Tours Representative

NOT INCLUDED:  
International airfare; Services not mentioned in itinerary; Passport fees; Travel and Health Insurance;

RATES PER AGENT:
DOUBLE US$1,999 COMPANION: $2,410

Agents must have copy of ARC or IATAN or CLIA cards.

Agents registering for this fam will received a credit for US$200 for future bookings.

 For further information email us at: famtrips@taratours.com or  tara@taratours.com

 

 

 

 

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