Traveling to North Korea?

Traveling from Seattle to South Korea?

• If i want to travel from Seattle to South Korea, does it cost more to stay longer or does it cost less if you stay longer? Also is there anywhere you can get good deals from Seattle to South Korea, or from Portland to South Korea?

• Answer:

  I learned this information from a friend of mine who recently traveled to South Korea - Even though it is convenient booking a flight online, it is cheaper to use (visit) a travel office when making flight reservations. For example - the best online price he could get online was $1,800US, but when he visited a travel office in Tacoma, he received the price of $1,180US from his visit to the travel office; this included an open-date for his return flight. He only had to make the reservation one month in advance for his return flight, which could then be adjusted accordingly to his vacation itinerary. He had the choice of either shortening, or extending, the return date without extra charges. This equals to a $620US savings by not booking a reservation online! Basically, an extra, significant amount used towards his vacation. The place where he received the good deal was located in Tacoma - Kim's Tour and Travel 9702 South Tacoma Way, Suite #107 (253) 584-5808 Speak with Ms. Wan Lee; her desk is located immediately to the right as you enter the door. The office is located across the street from Paldo World, the international market, then to the left-side of the building, from Quiznos Sub sandwich shop. His flight was from Seattle (SEATAC) to Incheon Airport, non-stop. Asiana flight number OZ 271, departing SEATAC 2:20PM, arriving Incheon Airport at 5:50PM, barring any delays enroute. Tip - do not book any flight departure for a Friday or Saturday; these usually average an extra $200US, because more people want to travel on a weekend, which is automatically more expensive. .