Fall international wrestling tours Offer Great Value
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World Sports Alliance, the "Official International Exchange Coordinator of USA Wrestling" has opportunities available to high school or club teams who wish to travel internationally this fall, before the start of the high school season.
For teams interested and reserve their space quickly, there are a few destinations available that offer an exceptional value. Clubs from Poland, Turkey and South Africa have all stated that they would assist in the land expenses for American Teams who wish to participate in a fall wrestling exchange. With the combination of the less expensive travel season and the partially subsidized land expenses these tours are estimated to be nearly half the price of summer wrestling tours.
Many other destinations are also available in the fall, including, Greece, Italy, Bulgaria and China. These other destinations, even without the partially subsided land expenses, are estimated to be $300-$400 less expensive than summer tours.
For more information on International Wrestling Tours, coaches or team leaders should call World Sports Alliance at 888-972-8687.
For teams interested and reserve their space quickly, there are a few destinations available that offer an exceptional value. Clubs from Poland, Turkey and South Africa have all stated that they would assist in the land expenses for American Teams who wish to participate in a fall wrestling exchange. With the combination of the less expensive travel season and the partially subsidized land expenses these tours are estimated to be nearly half the price of summer wrestling tours.
Many other destinations are also available in the fall, including, Greece, Italy, Bulgaria and China. These other destinations, even without the partially subsided land expenses, are estimated to be $300-$400 less expensive than summer tours.
For more information on International Wrestling Tours, coaches or team leaders should call World Sports Alliance at 888-972-8687.
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