1. When is the tour program offered? Spring and fall are the most beautiful times to visit Korea, and we’ve chosen four dates in these seasons to offer your family the most ideal tour. Each Reunion Tour package is for 3 nights and 4 days. Reunion Tour DateApplication DeadlinePayment Deadline April 18 – 21, 2005February 26, 2005March 12, 2005 May 16 – 19, 2005March 26, 2005April 9, 2005 September 19 – 22, 2005July 30, 2005August 13, 2005 October 17 – 20, 2005August 27, 2005September 10, 2005 Do you want to bring your family members for a visit to Korea…but just don’t know where to begin? Flights, hotels, transportation, tours, meals….there’s so much to arrange! Sign up for Reunion in Korea and let USO Korea do all the work for you! 4 th Day - Seoul Tower & Korean War Memorial Museum tour. Farewell lunch at the Sofitel Ambassador Hotel sponsored by KAA. This ends the Reunion program. A bus will be available to take visitors to Yongsan U.S. military installation in Seoul. 1st Day – Check into the Sofitel Ambassador Hotel. Your family will be treated to dinner, followed by an information slide presentation by USFK PAO on Korea Past & Present, the military situation and current events on the Korean Peninsula. TOUR ITINERARY FOR 3 NIGHTS AND 4 DAYS TOUR 2nd Day – DMZ/Panmunjom, 3rd Tunnel and the OP Dora Observatory tours; Changduk Palace and Secret Garden tour. Welcome reception and dinner at the Sofitel Hotel, hosted by KNTO. Presentation of commemorative medal to veterans of the Korean War after dinner. 3rd Day - Korean Folk Village tour, and tour to Ichon Ceramic Pottery followed by the dinner sponsored by Gyunggi Tourism Organization in Suwon. All Reunion Members must check out of the hotel by 1400. Tour schedules can be modified or changed without notification.

2. Point of OriginEast CoastWest CoastHonolulu 3 nights 4 days$1,308$975$1,125 These Prices are excluding taxes. A separate application form is required for each family member and a $100 deposit must accompany each application form. Children under 10 are excluded from all Reunion program activities. Please no exceptions! Payments may be made in cash, personal check, money order or credit card. Do not mail cash. Please note final payment deadline for payments. Two self-addressed envelopes marked MPS in lieu of US postage are required from USFK sponsor to provide additional Reunion Program information. Sponsor desiring to attend only the “Welcome Dinner” on Tuesday night may do so by making reservations and payment at the USO. FOR MORE INFO AND APPLICATION FORMS Look on our USO web site at www.uso.org/korea Stop by any USO Korea office: Camp Kim, Moyer Rec. Center, Camp Casey, Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Force Base QUESTIONS ON REUNION PROGRAM 724-7003/724-3301(DSN) or (02)795-3028/795-3063(COMM) MAILING ADDRESS USO SEOUL PSC 303, Box 53 APO AP 96204-0053 usoreunion@yahoo.com KimKumh@korea.army.mil www.uso.org/korea What is the cost for the Reunion in Korea program? Below is the cost for the total package (excluding air ticket tax)– for flight, hotel, meals, tours. Applications for Reunion tours may be submitted in person at the Reunion desk at the Moyer Rec. Center USO Office or by fax (723-4106 DSN) or USO Offices at Camp Kim, Camp Casey, Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Force Base. USO will not be responsible for any late delivery of mail. How can you sign up or learn more? Stop by a USO Korea office and pick up an application form or go to our website to learn more and/or download the form. (see USO info at bottom of this page) Applications will be accepted on a first-received, first-reserved basis until available spaces are filled. A separate application form is required for each family member. Children under the age of 10 are not allowed on the tour. Other important info: Deposit and payment: $100 deposit per family member is required with the application form. Payments may be made by cash, personal check, money order or credit card. Do NOT mail cash. Passport and visa: Participants are required to be in possession of valid US passport. A Korean Visa is not required if period of stay in Korea is 30 days or less. For longer visits, a Korean Visa must be obtained before departure from the United States. *Other options are available – flight only, hotel only, or other partial tour packages. These prices excludes any taxes. Our tour & travel Supporters: Korean National Tourism Organization, Korean-American Association, Korean Veterans Association, Gyunggi-Do Tourism Dept. Reunion in Korea is a program, begun in 1981, that is specifically organized to help USFK service members bring their families to Korea at an affordable cost. We work closely with our tour & travel partners to put together the best package for your family!