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Hyundai Card offers early bird benefits to Guam

By Korea Herald

Published : March 23, 2012 - 18:46

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Jointly organized by Hyundai Card, Guam PIC, Jin Air and Modu Tour, a three-night-four-day package takes travelers to luxurious all inclusive resorts in Guam every day from April 13 to May 23. Early birds who register for the package by March 30 will be charged 899,000 won for adults, 499,000 for kids and 150,000 won for toddlers (package does not run from April 27-30 due to Japanese holidays). In addition to a variety of sports and activities to experience, kids can participate in free English classes at the Chief Brodie Elementary School in Guam. For more information, call 1588-0360 or visit travel.hyundaicard.com.

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