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Vietnam To Cambodia Cycle

Sign up for a cycling experience like no other

Location: Vietnam

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Distance: 383km

Booking Fee: £399

Fundraising Goal: £3,100

When: 2 November 2019 - 12 November 2019

Sign up for a cycling experience like no other

Want to do something amazing for blood cancer patients? Ride your way through the scenic countryside of Vietnam and Cambodia when you take on this challenge.

Booking fee: £399

Fundraising goal: £3,100

Additional charges:  £250 Airport Tax and Fuel Surcharge Contribution

View the itinerary for this challenge here.

If this sounds like the event for you, sign up now to secure your place!

If you would like more information, call us on 01905 755977 or email us at events@leukaemiacare.org.uk

Please ensure you read the event terms and conditions before signing up.

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