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Odéon Tours is based in Montmorency, in the Paris region, and is a TOUR OPERATOR which is a member of the APST (Professional Association of Tourism Solidarity).

Odéon Tours is also a member of ANNDP (National Association of Diocesan Pilgrimage Directors) and works with a large majority of French Dioceses for the organization of their pilgrimages.

Since 2007, Odéon Tours has organized several pilgrimages and cultural trips to many countries.

Since early 2020, Odéon Tours has also started to organize trips as a incoming agency. Thus, Odéon Tours welcomes pilgrims and travelers from all over the world to France, to help them discover the cultural and spiritual beauty of France.

For more information, do not hesitate to contact us. Our professional team will be happy to guide you and provide you with information.

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Founded in 1992, it has subsidiaries operating in Turkey, Egypt, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Spain, Greece, and Vietnam.

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ODEON Tours provides a wide range of tourism products in the countries where it is present, including destination services for customers from all segments of tour operators within and outside the group.

In addition, a central structure called "Destinations Management Center" has been established by Odeon Tours in order to meet the product and service needs of the tour operators under the roof of the group and to maintain quality standards in all destinations. This structure provides accommodation for guests of the Group's tour operators and partners in approximately 35 countries where the Group does not have any subsidiary and supervises the provision of high quality services.

Odeon Tours Turkey holds ISO 9001 Quality Management System, ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System, ISO 14001 Environmental Management System, ISO 10002 Customer Satisfaction Management System, ISO 39001 Road Traffic Safety Management System quality certificates. With the Odeon Tours brand, it is among the companies that serve the most tourists in the countries where it is located, especially in Turkey, Egypt, and Greece.

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Rethymno - Samaria Gorge (Long Way)

During the 16km hike you'll discover a big variety of fauna and flora, unique and exclusively found on this island clinging to sheer rock faces; watch out for the Kri-Kri, the wild Cretan goat. The isolated, deserted village of Samaria makes the ideal place for a rest, before you continue to the 'Iron Gates' the waypoint where the canyonwalls get so narrow they almost touch...

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Chania - Knossos

In this Excursion, we go to the capital of Crete, Heraklion. The route takes about 2hours. The guide will speak to us about the Minoan Civilization, Associated Greek Mythology and the excavations of Knossos Palace.

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Preveli Palm Beach is a remarkable and one of the most wonderful beaches of Crete Island , as it offers relaxing and pleasant time under the shadows of the palm trees.

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Heraklion - Gramvousa Balos lagoon

An amazing day in paradise and a great adventure for all the family! This excursion leads you to the western point of the Island. West of Kissamos and north of the beautiful village of Kaliviani, stretches the impressive Gramvousa Peninsula. 

Chania - Samaria Gorge (Easy Way)

Samaria Gorge is well known for its great length (16km) , making it the largest of Crete and the 2nd largest gorge in whole Europe . The total hiking lasts around 7-8 hours , attracting thousands of visitors every year through May - October period. But , what if someone is not convenient with the idea of making a total hiking and prefers a more relaxing and less adventurous trail ? Alfa Odeon provides the opportunity of an Easy Way tour which you will definitely enjoy it !

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Heraklion - Matala Hippie Beach Tour

Discover with us one of the most famous beaches of Crete island , Matala beach , a paradise of the Hippies movement. Back in the late 60's - 70's this peaceful location was the colony of the "flower children" , who lived in the caves that used to be Roman tombs. We definitely visit this carved on the steep rocks of the area monument, enjoying at the same time the crystal waters, the warm sun and the cretan hospitality. 

Rethymno - Arkadi Monastery – Margarites village – Ancient Eleftherna 1 Day Private Tour

In this excursion , you will discover one of Crete's historical event that took place during the Ottoman ruling; the revolution in Arkadi Monastery inspired people in Europe and generally in world including the famous French novelist Victor Hugo. 

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History was and is being written in the ODEON. Since 1911, it has been a meeting place for famous politicians, writers, poets, painters and musicians: Colonel Ulrich Wille (General in the Swiss Army during World War I), the Russian revolutionary Lenin, the Dutch dancer and spy Mata Hari and the physicists Albert Einstein and Benito Mussolini walked in and out of the ODEON.

During the National Socialist era, the ODEON became a “headquarters for emigrants”. Klaus Mann, Alfred Kerr, Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Max Frisch and Rolf Liebermann came here regularly.

Due to the riots in the 1970s, the ODEON had to close in 1972. When it reopened, one third remained as a cafe, two thirds became a boutique and then – to this day – a pharmacy.

It was recognized early on that the Art Nouveau furnishings were worth preserving and are officially listed as historical furnishings. The reddish marble, the wardrobes and even the table legs are reminiscent of the old days.

On Sunday, July 1, 1911 at 6 p.m., the “Grand Café ODEON” opened its doors. A magnificent Art Nouveau coffee house with its own patisserie in the basement and a billiard room on the 1st floor. Characteristic of the Art Nouveau style it had a very large, high room, with large windows, chandeliers, brass paneling (decorative vegetable-linear ornamentation) and marble-clad walls. This great style is still the hallmark of the Café Bar ODEON today. The opening at that time took place under the direction of the Munich restaurateur Josef Schottenhaml, who ran the ODEON for many years and knew his famous guests personally.

Listing the names of all the writers, poets, painters and musicians who came and went in and out of the ODEON would certainly result in a complete cross-section of the musical prominence of more than half a century. Just a few are mentioned here who crossed the doorstep of the ODEON and gave it the reputation of an intellectual meeting place: Franz Werfel, the Austrian poet and storyteller, came to Zurich in 1918 to perform the play “Die Troerinnen”. The play led to unprecedented peace demonstrations.

Other illustrious guests were Stefan Zweig, Frank Wedekind and Karl Kraus, authors of “The Torch”, as well as William Somerset Maugham, authors of plays and short stories, and Erich Maria Remarque, author of the anti-war novel “Nothing New in the West”. But also Kurt Tucholsky, Ernst Rowohlt, Klaus Mann and Alfred Kerr. The Irish author James Joyce spent almost 5 years in Zurich, countless hours of it at the ODEON. In his works, names of Zurich streets and squares, pubs or people repeatedly appear in coded form. A confidant of the emigrants and regular guest at the ODEON was Dr. Emil Oprecht, publisher and bookseller in Rämistrasse. He helped many writers by publishing their works thereby bringing them to market.

In 1915, a group of young bohemians confused the service staff and the guests with strange table talk. The sculptor and poet Hans Arp and his girlfriend, the dancer, arts and crafts teacher and artist Sophie Taeuber, as well as the writer Tristan Tzara, the actor and dramaturge Hugo Ball, his girlfriend, the diseuse and poet Emmy Hennings, the poet and painter Richard Huelsenbeck and the sculptor Marcel Janco set up their regular quarters in the ODEON – and gave the cafe the long-lasting reputation of being the cradle of Dadaism. In their theses and slogans, the Dadaists not only protest against the war, but also against all secured bourgeois convictions.

Famous musicians who came to the ODEON were Wilhelm Furtwängler, Franz Léhar, Arturo Toscanini and Alban Berg. The eccentric dancer Mata Hari, who was convicted as a spy and executed by France just two years later, performed in the cabaret dancing on the first floor. Scientists like Albert Einstein, who liked to talk to a crowd of students from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, were also among the regular guests. Benito Mussolini, then still a fervent anarchist, and Lenin, who devoted himself entirely to reading the newspaper, and Trotsky are representative of the politicians.

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A long time recurrent guest was Ferdinand Sauerbruch, director of the surgical clinic of the cantonal hospital. He caused offense among the people of Zurich because of his champagne consumption. After work, he used to drink a bottle every evening. Supposedly, under pressure from public opinion, he swore off this habit. But in reality he had only become more diplomatic: with a wink the server Mateo would pour Sauerbruch from the huge coffee pot that did not contain steaming coffee, but in reality sparkling champagne. Mateo convinced him that the champagne tasted almost as good in a coffee cup as in a crystal glass.

Not only did the surgeon's reputation benefit from this ruse, but also the simpler clientele. The campaign brought the operators of the ODEON the idea to offer the sparkling wine by the glass, or coupe, and thus make the former luxury drink accessible to mere mortals: the popular “Cüpli” was born.

In the years leading up to the First World War you could sit here all night, police hours were a foreign word. Lots of international papers were piled up on the newspaper shelf, and there was still room for a conversation dictionary and a petrol can to fill up the lighters. A thick haze of smoke belonged in a real Viennese cafe, as do experienced waiters and the various games. Chess was capitalized at the ODEON, and every Friday Colonel Wille, who later became General, appeared for a small card game of “Jass”.

In the 1930s and during the war, the ODEON was both a hub and home to an intellectual, political and social elite who had to be on the run from the fascism that was rampant in Europe at the time.

After the Second World War, the ODEON remained the central meeting place for a young generation planning the upswing and the future of the 1950s. At that time, as a young person, the most you could rent was the maximum of one room; therefore the ODEON continued to be almost home and a meeting place for many.

At the beginning of the 1970s, the ODEON was affected by the aftershocks of the “Globus riots”. The self-governing youth center Lindenhof went completely out of control and Zurich’s Bellevue and the local bars were caught in the crossfire of the rioters. The drug scene of the time took over the ODEON and left the historic Art Nouveau facility largely devastated. In the spring of 1972 the cafe was closed by the police.

In mid-1972 the city listed the building as a monument and the restaurant was renovated. For reasons of better clarity and control, the restaurant area was reduced at the same time and from then on the ODEON could only be entered through the western entrance. A boutique was rented in the part of the former cafe before the ODEON pharmacy, which still exists today, was installed.

The coffee house still had a wicked reputation when Fred Tschanz took over. His fearlessness and last but not least his business acumen prompted him to redefine his clientele. Instead of the rocker and drug scene, the ODEON should be frequented more by a distinguished gay community. He was personally committed to making the ODEON the safe haven it was in the early 1960s. (The award-winning Swiss film “Der Kreis” shows the ODEON as a meeting place for the early Zurich gay scene.) First, Fred Tschanz made a pact with the Hells Angels to keep the ODEON free from aggression. After that, he actively recruited his clientele, or rather lured them away from other gay bars.

Busy restaurateur Fred Tschanz’s plan worked. From then on, a generous and extravagant clientele characterized the course of business and the ambience of his bar. Even when the fear of HIV hardened prejudices against homosexuals again, the ODEON remained loyal. As a place of exchange and mutual support, it indirectly promoted the self-image of the local gay community and their acceptance in society. Throughout his life, Fred Tschanz never regretted taking over the once discredited restaurant.

Times have changed – the tradition has remained. The ODEON has become an integral part of our city. Guests of all ages and professions and from all social classes come to us: early risers, tourists, business people or night owls will find a suitable offer and a place to be with pleasure in the ODEON at any time of the day. Our kitchen is open all day until one hour before closing time.

In 2022 we will celebrate 50 years of operation of the ODEON by Fred Tschanz Hospitality. We took this as an opportunity to freshen up the historic interior with careful manual work. The marble facings on the walls, the silver champagne bucket on the solid mahogany counter with brass handrails, the wooden benches – all these elements characterize the spirit of the ODEON. In order to maintain this and carry it into the future, we did not shy away from any investments.

Our more than 100-year history continues, thanks to our current guests and our will to maintain the ODEON as a hospitable meeting place in the heart of the city of Zurich and for its people. 

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Will ferrell reprises ron burgundy role at tom brady’s ‘the greatest roast of all time’ netflix special, kim godwin exits as president of abc news.

By Nellie Andreeva , Ted Johnson

After weeks of speculation, Kim Godwin is leaving her post as president of ABC News .

Debra OConnell , who added ABC News to her portfolio in February, will run the department in the interim. She made the announcement internally, with Godwin also addressing her staff. You can read the memos below.

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The exit follows CNN reports last week about frustration among ABC News staffers about Godwin’s management style that had been reportedly articulated to OConnell in her review of the division and its leadership.

Godwin joined ABC News in 2021. Although the network’s  Good Morning America  and  World News Tonight  still top in total viewers, CBS Mornings has been topping its ABC rival in the key adults 25-54 demo on multiple occasions.

Godwin has presided over some tumult during her tenure. That has included the departure of T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach last year from  GMA3 , amid a tabloid scandal over their off-screen romantic relationship, as well as a series of layoffs last year, when she realigned her leadership team. According to a source, that left some lingering resentments and a sense in the company that the layoffs were mishandled. The layoffs included the exit of high profile figures in the news division including Galen Gordon, senior VP of talent strategy and development; Chris Vlasto, senior executive producer and head of the investigative unit; and Wendy Fisher, senior vice president of newsgathering.

More recently, other executives have exited. Jonathan Greenberger, Washington, D.C. bureau chief over the past decade, departed for a new position at Politico.

Last weekend, OConnell and Godwin were both present for the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, appearing at events together during the weekend.

Godwin said in a note to staffers that she had decided to retire from broadcast journalism.

“Anyone who’s passionate about what we do knows there’s no other business like it, so this was not an easy or quick decision,” she wrote. “But after considerable reflection, I’m certain it’s the right one for me as I look to the future and prioritize what’s most important for me and my family.”

She added, “I leave with my head held high and wish the entire team continued success.”

OConnell wrote in a note to staffers that, as she will oversee ABC News for the time being, “I’m looking forward to working with the leadership team as we forge a new path forward together.”

Although there had for some time been speculation about Godwin’s future at the network, over the weekend the National Association of Black Journalists released a statement expressing concern “over recent media reports that seem to be written with the intention of undermining the leadership of the first Black woman to take the helm of a global news organization.”

“Many of the latest articles surrounding her leadership fail to demonstrate basic journalism by providing alternative viewpoints. 

“There seems to be an intentionality to cite anonymous sources as Godwin’s detractors, coupled with the use of derogatory or stereotypical terms to describe her. Meanwhile, these reports are totally ignoring sources and facts that speak to Godwin having significant support inside the organization.”

Godwin joined ABC News from CBS News, where she had risen in the ranks through the years to become executive vice president of news for the network, with oversight of the national desks, foreign desks and bureaus.

She succeeded James Goldston, who presided over the network at a time when World News Tonight expanded its audience lead. But he, too, had his share of turbulence, including the fallout from a top talent executive, Barbara Fedida, who was accused of making racially insensitive remarks.

Godwin’s exit is the latest shakeup in network news division executive ranks. CBS News restructured its leadership team last August, with Neeraj Khemlani stepping down as president and co-head of CBS News and stations and Wendy McMahon taking on the title solo. Ingrid Ciprián-Matthews was named president of the network. Earlier in the year, Noah Oppenheim departed NBC News, with Rebecca Blumenstein joining as president of editorial for NBC News, a new role, and another executive, Libby Leist, overseeing Today and Janelle Rodriguez overseeing NBC Nightly News , NBC News Now and special report programming. Among major news networks, CNN saw the exit of Chris Licht after just over a year as CEO, with Mark Thompson filling the job.

NOTE FROM DEBRA OCONNELL TO HER TEAM:

I wanted to share Kim’s note below. Dana and I would like to take this opportunity to express our deepest gratitude to Kim for her service as president of ABC News. Kim has navigated this team through consequential times in our world, and she did so with respect for the brand and profession – and for that and more, we thank her.

For the time being, I will oversee ABC News and I’m looking forward to working with the leadership team as we forge a new path forward together. Thank you for your patience and understanding through this period of transition. Since assuming this role in February, my goal has been – and will continue to be – to provide this team with the means necessary to build on our success and carry on the proud tradition of ABC News into a future full of opportunity and innovation.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me or your senior leaders.

KIM GODWIN NOTE TO ABC NEWS:

Good evening ABC News,

Forty years ago, I began my career fresh out of college as an eager and enthusiastic executive producer at WTXL in Tallahassee, where I was responsible for the 6 and 11 p.m. news. The staff was so small, on busy news days, I had to go out and report too. Little did I know then what extraordinary opportunities lay before me as I began to chart a path through a profession where very few women – and even fewer women of color – were in leadership roles. So, I understood and appreciated the profound significance of being the first Black woman to lead a national broadcast news network when I accepted the role as president of ABC News a little over three years ago. It’s both a privilege and a debt to those who chipped away at the ceiling before me to lead a team whose brand is synonymous with trust, integrity and a dogged determination to be the best in the business.

Now, four decades and countless miles later, having worked at all three broadcast news networks and 10 local stations in nine cities, I have come full circle from that small but mighty ABC affiliate in Florida’s panhandle. I have decided to retire from broadcast journalism. After matriculating through j-school at my beloved Florida A&M University, I have been fortunate and blessed enough to have done almost every job there is in this business, including anchor, investigative reporter, news director, field producer, network/special events executive producer and more before moving on to the executive ranks. Anyone who’s passionate about what we do knows there’s no other business like it, so this was not an easy or quick decision. But after considerable reflection, I’m certain it’s the right one for me as I look to the future and prioritize what’s most important for me and my family.

ABC News was No. 1 when I joined the team and I’m proud to say we’re still No. 1 – an achievement that’s been punctuated in recent months with the highest honors our profession has to offer, from the Edward R. Murrow Award for Overall Excellence in Television, to the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award for our groundbreaking “Power of Water” series, to our first-ever Primetime Emmy Award nominations for “Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields” and “Aftershock.” And just last week, our Uvalde documentary, “Print It Black,” won Best Feature Documentary at the Dallas International Film Festival, where it premiered. I am particularly proud of our unprecedented Uvalde 365 project, an unparalleled yearlong commitment to documenting the emotional journey of a community after a mass shooting.

Beyond awards and ratings, our success is perhaps best measured in the people of ABC News. This is an exceptional team doing exceptional work – together. You are best in class in every category, and it’s been nothing short of awesome to see you tackle assignment after assignment, delivering comprehensive coverage from around the world to our viewers at a time when truthful reporting is essential to the future of our great nation.

We take pride in covering all communities and meeting our audiences where and when they need us, and no undertaking better exemplifies this than ABC News Live. When I started, it was the little streaming train that could; now, thanks to your hard work and dedication, it’s a big train that can – and does, every day. Together, on Hulu last season, we launched “Impact X Nightline,” a weekly news magazine whose episodes are regularly among the most watched content on the platform.

We should be especially proud of our success with ABC News Studios, which we built from the ground up to become what is now a premiere nonfiction and documentary studio, making more than 120 hours of award-winning content a year. We also established the first climate unit among the broadcast news networks. So many innovations and initiatives in what feels like the blink of an eye. Together, we committed to a cultural shift, where people could be their authentic selves, feeling seen and heard, while doing their best work. For all these reasons and more, I depart ABC News and this profession with the sincerest sense of pride, accomplishment and gratitude. My heart is filled.

I would like to thank Dana Walden and Debra OConnell for always ensuring we had the resources and support to do our jobs. And finally, thank you ABC News for the love, support and inspiration. Over the years, hundreds of you have sent emails, texts, and made phone calls that have lifted my heart. In this consequential election year, as we look to the months ahead, the importance of what we do cannot be overstated. Remember, there is joy in journalism.

I leave with my head held high and wish the entire team continued success.

#oneabcnews

In faith and favor,

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