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Pizza + Pasta + Making a difference = The Kiss Goodbye to MS Tuscany Trek 2022

19 July 2022

Even if math isn’t your strength, you can still combine great food, amazing locations and make a real difference to MS research on the Kiss Goodbye to MS Tuscany Trek 2022. And the good news is, there’s still time to sign up!

Over nine days, Trekkers will explore iconic landmarks such as Florence, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and two UNESCO World Heritage sites, while immersing themselves in the local Italian culture and culinary delights.

Leaving in October, our team of dedicated Kiss Goodbye to MS supporters will put their endurance to the test by walking across an unforgettable landscape of olive groves, flower fields and cypress trees, visiting quaint villages and extraordinary cities.

Trip Snapshot:

Dates: 15 – 23 October 2022

Difficulty level: 3/5

Fundraising target: $3,500

Travel package: $3,290 + $390 registration fee.

To register or connect with one of our trip experts to find out more, visit Kiss Goodbye to MS Tuscany 2022.

Do you still have questions? You’re not alone.

In case you’re wondering…

Can I do this trek if I have MS?

Yes! As long as you get clearance from your healthcare team. We want to make sure you’re fit enough to enjoy the trip.

This adventure is ranked 3/5, and while no extensive trekking experience is required before registering, our adventures are specifically designed for people who are relatively fit and willing to train.

How am I going to raise $3,500? It’s so much!

We’ll be here to support you the whole time!

It may be daunting to raise that much money if you’ve never done it before, but we’ll help you plan your fundraising, give you ideas, and set you up for success.

What’s the accommodation like?

There won’t be a tent in sight! You’ll be staying in 3-star hotels the whole way.

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Pizza + Pasta + Making a difference = The Kiss Goodbye to MS Tuscany Trek 2022