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From AlumniandFriends, University Dear NCState Wolftreks Travel Director Travel Wolftreks Hart Kathy Thanks, - - RESPONSIBILITY TRAVEL & PROTECTION Premier World Tours LLC dba Premier World Discovery (hereaf- Travel & Cancellation Protection is provided by NC State ter PWD), whose vouchers are used by respective agents for the University Alumni Association. Please contact the Alumni passenger in all matters pertaining to hotel accommodations, Association for more information. sightseeing tours and transportation, hold themselves free of responsibility for any damages occasioned from any cause **NO RISK DEPOSIT - NO CHANGE FEES whatsoever. PWD will not be responsible for any damages or Deposits & TPP payments for any Bookings made for this tour inconvenience caused by late arrivals, departures and change between Jan 1, 2021-Dec 31, 2022 are fully refundable until 180 NC State University Alumni Association of schedule or other conditions nor will they be responsible days prior to departure, should your plans change inside of 180 2450 Alumni Drive for any act, omission, or event during the time the passenger days you can use the full value (Future Travel Credit**) of your is not on board their conveyance. The passage contract in Deposit or TPP on a different program as long as you change Raleigh, NC 27695 use by the airline concerned, when issued, shall constitute plans or let us know prior to the Final Payment Due Date. the sole contract between the airline and the purchaser of this tour/cruise, and/or passenger. PWD does not hold any CANCELLATION FEES** responsibility for the conduct of any of its members, hotel, Cancellations are subject to the following per person fees: motorcoach, cruiseline, train, airline or other personnel. PWD •Cancel more than 180 days prior to departure: Full Refund reserves the right to decline to accept or retain any person •Cancel 179-75 days prior to departure: Deposit is Retained** as a member of a tour/cruise at its discretion. PWD &/or its •Cancel 74-45 days prior to departure: 25% of total price Tour Director retain the right to require any participant to •Cancel 44-15 days prior to departure: 50% of total price withdraw from a tour/cruise at any time, if determined to be •Cancel 14 days or less prior to departure/no shows: No refunds in the best interests of health, safety & general welfare of the tour/cruise group or of the individual participant. Arbitration IMPORTANT CONDITIONS/NOTES - I/We agree, any and all disputes concerning this contract or Itinerary and hotels are subject to change. any other material concerning the trip, or the trip itself must be resolved exclusively pursuant to binding arbitration in the AIR NOTE state of California, pursuant to the then current rules of the Air Schedules may not be available until Final Trip Documen- American Arbitration Association. Payment of the deposit tation is received. Air seats are assigned by the airline and for this tour/cruise constitutes acceptance of these terms and sometimes not assigned until the day of travel. Air seat changes conditions. CST #2048841-40 can only be attempted upon receipt of e-tickets and Final Trip Documentation at which time availability may be limited. If spe- cific seat assignments or airline choice is extremely important to your reservation, we recommend you book land only and make your own air reservations. Please make this adjustment to land only/own air at time of tour reservation. NC State AlumniAssociation NC State 9 Days 9 Days Adventure 3Island Hawaii March 22-30,2022 March Save $200 Per Person $200Per Save D *See Reservation Info for Info Reservation *See Booking Discount details Booking Discount $400 Per Couple* $400 Per B isco OOKING U NT ! presents Risk Free with No Change Fees Fees withNo Change Risk Free until Final Payment DueDate! Payment Final until Book Now andyourDepositis Now Book See Res Form for details for Form Res See NO CHANGE FEES NO CHANGE NO RISKDEPOSIT ** reservation information DEPOSIT & FINAL PAYMENT Deposit of $300 per person is due with Reservation Form to secure reservations. Final Payment Due Date is 75 days prior to departure. *BOOKING DISCOUNT Make your Final Payment by check prior to the Final Payment Due Date & receive $400 per couple/$200 per person Booking Discount! •Initial Deposit can be made by check or credit card to be eligible. •Payments after Initial Deposit are considered part of Final Payment & must be made by check. ONLINE BOOKING OPTION - Save time, postage & secure your seat for this group departure. Simply type https://res.premierworlddiscovery.com into your web browser & use the DAY 1: ARRIVE HONOLULU Booking Number (Web Code) from this flyer to make your Deposit online in just a few minutes. Arrive in Honolulu and meet your Tour Director for a warm Aloha Welcome. Transfer to your hotel and check No need to submit a Reservation Form if booking online. 9 Days March 22-30, 2022 in for your 3-night stay on Oahu, the most populated of the Hawaiian Islands. At first glanceHonolulu , the state’s capital, appears to be like any other large American city, but the palm-trees, scarlet hibiscus and the variegated colors of the citizenry’s clothing make it clear that you are not anywhere but Hawaii. This reservation Form Fax, Mail or Email Form to: Highlights evening enjoy a Beer & Wine Reception followed by a Welcome Dinner with your fellow Alumni travelers. Hawaii 3 Island Adventure •Multi Night Resort Stays (D) Overnight: Honolulu nC state university alumni association 3 nights in Honolulu, Oahu Day 2: HONOLULU TOURING March 22-30, 2022 Attn: Kathy Hart 2 nights on the Big Island Today enjoy a Pearl Harbor & Honolulu City Tour. Head first to Pearl Harbor to take a Navy launch out to Booking #146212 (Web Code) 2450 Alumni Drive 3 nights on Maui the USS Arizona Memorial to pay tribute to the fallen heroes who lost their lives on December 7, 1941. •3 Islands tours You’ll have time to explore the visitor center, view a film and the exhibits before we head off to see the Make Checks Payable to: Raleigh, NC 27695 Oahu, Hawaii (the Big Island), Maui sights of Honolulu. Set in a real dormant volcano, you visit Punchbowl Crater to take a drive through the Premier World Discovery Phone: 800.627.2586/919.515.3375 •Two National Parks National Cemetery of the Pacific. Later see the State Capitol, the Governor’s Mansion, China Town and Volcanoes National Park & Haleakala National Park view King Kamehameha’s statue before returning to your hotel. Email: [email protected] •Honolulu City Tour (B) Overnight: Honolulu Enclosed find a Deposit in the amount of $_________($300 per person) to secure reservations for ________# of people. •Pearl Harbor Day 3: HONOLULU AT LEISURE •USS Arizona Memorial Today enjoy a day at your leisure in paradise to soak up some sun on the beach or at the pool, do some Total Payment $___________________ •Volcanoes NP Visitor Ctr. shopping, play a round of golf or join an Optional Oahu Circle Island Tour. •Black Sand Volcanic Beach (B) Overnight: Honolulu RT AIR GATEWAY ________________________ ROOMMATE’S RT AIR GATEWAY _________________________ •Kailua Kona Day 4: Honolulu - Fly to Hilo (Big islanD) - Big islanD touring see tour details panel for included group RT air gateway/departure city, additional charges apply for other RT air gateways •Iao Needle This morning fly to Hilo on the Island ofHawaii (the Big Island). Ascend the rugged countryside to Volcanoes •Lahaina Village National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site where you’ll see a real, smoking and steaming volcano. Visit •Hawaiian Luau on Maui Volcanoes National Park Visitor Center to learn all about the geology and history of the volcano. Then depart to see the unique Punaluu Black Sand Volcanic Beach. Later journey to the Kona Coast area and Inclusions check into your resort for a 2-night stay. After settling
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