Thursday, November 20, 2008
Special low airfares to Japan
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Airfare to Japan

HONOLULU TO TOKYO - STARTING FROM $ 570

HONOLULU TO OSAKA - STARTING FROM $ 600

HONOLULU TO FUKUOKA/SAPPORO FROM $ 690

With more flights to Japan than any other carrier, Japan Airlines offers the traveler the choice as well as the comfort that you are entitled to.   Japan Airlines continually provides top notch service making it our choice of airline.

Flying to Tokyo and Osaka is only the beginning as one can take in the true essence of Japan by visiting many of the historical, cultural and modern attractions of this fascinating country. 

Prices are subject to change without notice and subject to availability.  Prices are based on travel Monday - Thursday.  Departures from Honolulu from October 29 - December 13, 2008.  Must purchase/ticket by November 11, 2008.   Contact any of our 3 offices for more information.  Cancellations and refunds are subject to fees.  Prices do not include taxes and surcharges.

Honolulu office: (808) 593-9387  email: ktshnl@ktshawaii.com
Koolau office: (808) 233-1155  email: ktskoolau@ktshawaii.com
Hilo office: (808) 935-5418 email: ktshilo@ktshawaii.com

 

Hawaiian Airlines: Manila
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Hawaiian Airlines Manila Magic

Honolulu to Manila: from $ 408 per person*

Thinking of flying to Manila, then now is the time with a special introductory fare from Hawaiian Airlines.  From now until November 14, 2008, Hawaiian is offering a really low fare to get you, your family to Manila.  Space is very limited so plan early and book now.

*Must add applicable fuel surcharges and taxes.  Subject to restrictions and availability is limited.

For more information, contact any of our 3 offices

Honolulu office: (808) 593-9387  email: ktshnl@ktshawaii.com
Koolau office: (808) 233-1155  email: ktskoolau@ktshawaii.com
Hilo office: (808) 935-5418 email: ktshilo@ktshawaii.com

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Discounted international airfares
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International Destinations

City Airline Airfare
Manila Philippine Airlines $ 326
Bangkok Japan Airlines $ 530
Hong Kong Japan Airlines $ 450
Singapore Northwest Airlines $ 585
Beijing Japan Airlines $ 530
Sydney Hawaiian Airlines $ 641 

Airfares are subject to change without notice.  Airfares do not include taxes, fuel surcharges, and/or government fees.  Airfares are subject to availability.  Children airfares are available at discounted rates.  Inquire with your travel consultant for more information.   Last updated: October 31, 2008

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Rail Pass - savings for US citizens
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JAPAN RAIL PASS

 Updated weekly: As of September 29, 2008 (1USD = JYE105)

JR RAIL PASS
  7-Day Ordinary 7-Day Green
Adult:
Child:
$270.00
$135.00
$360.00
$180.00
  14-Day Ordinary 14-Day Green
Adult:
Child:
$430.00
$215.00
$583.00
$291.00
  21-Day Ordinary 21-Day Green
Adult:
Child:
$550.00
$275.00
$758.00
$379.00
Prices subject to change without notice
Lost or stolen passes are non-refundable
Valid 7, 14, or 21 consecutive days after activation
Passes can only be activated in Japan
Passes are non-transferable

Ordinary or Green: What are the Differences between Coach and First?

Travelers and agents often ask about the difference between Ordinary (coach) and Green (first class) cars.

The following are some basics.

1. Reserved seats are available in both classes on long-distance trains. Green Cars are reserved only, while Ordinary class has both reserved and non-reserved cars. With Japan Rail Pass reserved seats are available without charge in the appropriate class.

2. Green Cars do offer wider seats, more leg room and more luggage space, but the difference in comfort is not as extreme as with many airlines. Green Cars may have small amenities like tea or hot towel service but there are no special meals served. In general, passengers who wish to use Ordinary will not find it uncomfortable.

3. To upgrade from Ordinary to Green on individual trains when using a Japan Rail Pass the passenger must pay not only the Green Surcharge but also the Express Surcharge which thus becomes a kind of ‘penalty’. Such upgrading is generally not recommended.

4. Some trains, such as the Railstar service between Osaka and Hakata, or the new Kyushu Shinkansen offer only Ordinary seating which is somewhat roomier than the usual Ordinary seats.

information provide by JNTO (NY): 5/30/2008

 

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