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Kangsan Travel
- Travel Agent
- Ulsan
Referral from
Feb 18, 2013
Ben C.:
Can anyone give me the name and contact info of a good travel agent?
Jason T.:
Kangsan Travel in Busan http://uniglobekangsantravel.co.kr/ Nextour
- Travel Agent
- Ulsan 91303
Referral from
Sep 16, 2014
David A.:
My travel plans for the coming few months involve multiple countries for which I'll need visas. Can anyone suggest a good travel agent...
Kevin Y.:
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Referral from June 5, 2013
Jayne M. asked:
Hey guys! Can anyone recommend a travel agent that would help me book flights to Bali in August? Has anyone ever worked with a travel agent here in Ulsan that have...
Rathi S. replied:
Otherwise, Kangsan Travel in Busan is good...and they speak English... just send them an email and they will get back to you with a price.
Genie P. replied:
Try Ms Son of Sun Air Travel in Ulsan (Tel: 052-2572211) she's d best! Speaks English, checks n get you d best deals, helps you out and goes out of her way if your flights delayed or cancelled or any problem whatsoever ... she'll never rip you off guarantee:)
Simon K. replied:
Most case I ask to Top travel in Seoul or Travel gellary in Busan. It's no problem to communicate and good conditions.
Rajeev V. replied:
HANA TOUR TEL:052-246-5353
Davo H. replied:
Honeyes in Samsan (I think) helped me get a visa for China. They're open convenient hours and one of the guys speaks decent English. http://www.honeyes.com/
Kasham L. replied:
Skyscanner makes it totally possible to do it yourself. You can also get info/tips from my blog. http://kasham.wordpress.com/2011/10/19/bali/
Samira T. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/38623983631/permalink/10151549077638632/?comment_id=10151549104023632&offset=0&total_comments=15
Davo H. replied:
Honeyes is here. They're open until 8 or 9 pm, I think. You can call and ask ... http://maps.naver.com/?dlevel=12&pinType=site&pinId=13520598&enc=b64
Referral from January 1, 2015
Sarah B. asked:
Hello, has anyone got any tips of travel agents/airline etc for taking a short break in Asia from here. We're looking for somewhere to go for a long weekend which won't...
Hazel G. replied:
I hear air Asia is pretty cheap! To be serious though! Hong Kong is a great 3-5 day break and so is Taiwan. The best short vacation I've taken from korea was to Guam! 4 hour flight hotels all 10 min from airport and really beautiful! America prices unfortunately but we loved it!
Deirdre M. replied:
If you want a tour or package, try Kangsan Travel, based in Busan.
Christine M. replied:
Hong Kong is great we stayed at Ovolo and it was right in the middle of the clubs district. Easy to get to anything there. Buses dropped you of at your doorstep. And the hop on hop off buses did also
Michael V. replied:
For flights I use skyscanner.com.
Hazel G. replied:
Kayak.com is pretty good for comparing flight prices but actually for Hong Kong we found Cathay pacific to be reasonably priced depending on how far out you are booking. I have stayed at the holiday inn golden mile and the Salisbury YMCA in the Kowloon district of hongkong, would recommend both. Probably my favorite city in Asia!
Øivind L. replied:
Momondo.com
Elizabeth O. replied:
Hong Kong is great. So is Taiwan. Japan can be if you are thrifty.
Referral from November 2, 2011
Virginia W. asked:
I'll be booking my flights for winter vacation within the next few weeks and was wondering if anyone has suggestions for where to get the best deals. I'm open to both ...
Kelly F. replied:
i go through cheapoair.com
Jake C. replied:
kayak.com is always my first stop.
Deirdre M. replied:
If you're staying in Asia, try Air Asia - they have super-cheap regional flights. Kangsan Travel in Busan is usually good (though I have heard occasional complaints about how slowly they sometimes respond).
Virginia W. replied:
Thanks for the suggestions, through Air Asia I can get to Kuala Lumpur for 150K won. The world of discount airlines opens up from there!
Kara B. replied:
cebupacificair.com is good if you're interested in the Philippines... I highly recommend it!
Referral from December 2, 2014
Devina R. asked:
Do anyone know a great area and hotel that will accommodate a family of 4 in Seoul during Christmas.
Jade L. replied:
http://www.ramadapnp.com/ 02-2119-8900
Gerry D. replied:
Quadruple Room Quadruple Room 53 m² City view Flat-screen TV Air conditioning Soundproof Free WiFi We have 1 room left! Prices are per room for 4 nights Included: 10 % TAX, 10 % service charge FREE cancellation before Dec 22, 2014 KRW 1,152,102 0 1 (KRW 1,152,102) FREE cancellation before Dec 22, 2014 • Breakfast KRW 18,150 KRW 1,313,758 0 1 (KRW 1,313,758)
Gerry D. replied:
Above is on Bookings.com for the ramada suits as posted before. 4 nights 23/27 the December
Referral from April 16, 2014
Charles F. asked:
Anyone know an English travel agent??
Deirdre M. replied:
Kangsan Travel in Busan has English speaking staff.
Melanie B. replied:
I think I went to Hanna Tour, near City Hall to get visas and their English was perfect. I just can't remember if it was Hanna Tour or something else.
Stephen B. replied:
Soho Travel have a really good reputation and speak great English. http://sohoholiday.com/ However I`d look online to get cheaper deals. If you know any hangul check out www.onlinetour.co.kr .....cheaper than foreign sites like expedia, kayak etc
Referral from July 9, 2014
Ceno S. asked:
Does anyone know of a Travel Agency that speaks English in Ulsan?
Young Y. replied:
Call at 051-747-0031 even though it is in Busan.
Marty M. replied:
Many people use Kangsan Travel out of Busan. http://www.kangsantravel.com/
Referral from December 3, 2012
Nate M. asked:
What is the best site or travel agency for booking cheap tickets to South East Asia? Thanks
Dylan F. replied:
I like Kayak.com a lot, but I think going directly through small airlines sometimes gets you the best deals (e.g. Cebu Pacific often does really cheap promos).
Scott R. replied:
Agreed. Kayak is decent and depending on where you're going, Air Asia is amazing! Also check out 072.com for crazy deals.
Referral from September 16, 2014
David A. asked:
My travel plans for the coming few months involve multiple countries for which I'll need visas. Can anyone suggest a good travel agent here in Korea?
Kevin P. replied:
Kangsan Travel Busan can find on Google.
Kevin Y. replied:
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Referral from December 5, 2014
Simon M. asked:
I was wondering about Philippines visa , which is required for some passports,, is there any travel agencies that can do it ? or should I go direct to the embassy ??...
Neil A. replied:
Here's the IATA visa database http://www.staralliance.com/en/services/visa-and-health/. It's what the airlines use to check visas and it's often more helpful than the embassy websites. Egyptians *do* need visas for the Philippines
Anna B. replied:
The most reliable information about this could be found on the Phillippines Foreign Ministry website: http://www.dfa.gov.ph/index.php/site-administrator/visa-information Many foreigners do not need a visa but it is always better to check and know for sure
Referral from June 24, 2013
Luke C. asked:
Search function seems to be down... can anyone recommend a decent travel agent in the jung-gu area?Thanks
Deirdre M. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/38623983631/permalink/10151584941628632/
Deirdre M. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/38623983631/permalink/10151510372343632/
Referral from October 3, 2014
Matt W. asked:
Would anybody happen to know a place/website that sells cellphones for (relatively) cheap? Hoping for something used. I know there are dozens of cellphone stores, but if...
Slim S. replied:
any shooping websites such as auction.co.kr or interpark.co.kr, just type "중고폰", you will see ALOT.
Referral from January 18, 2010
Michael K. asked:
I'm looking for an English speaking travel agent in Ulsan. Any ideas?
Martin R. replied:
Yes Kangsan Travel - they have a banner on the frontpage of ulsanonline.com
Referral from February 18, 2013
Ben C. asked:
Can anyone give me the name and contact info of a good travel agent?
Referral from July 25, 2013
Stefan R. asked:
I'm looking for a travel agent for a trip to Australia. Does anyone have any advice on where I can find one?
Kevin P. replied:
Kangsan Travel out of Busan is really good and English speaking agents.
Kevin P. replied:
http://uniglobekangsantravel.co.kr/sub/busan_map.php
Referral from November 27, 2014
Rob W. asked:
Does anyone know of a travel agency or service provider here in Ulsan that can help me get a tourist visa for China? I don't want to use an agency in the US. I thought...
Neil A. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/38623983631/permalink/10152811607818632/
Kevin P. replied:
Kangsan Travel in Busan is great.
Referral from July 2, 2013
Venus Y. asked:
Hi again!. Can anyone give me a phone number of any travel agency I could call with. I'm so desperate to book a ticket for my vacation ASAP but my phone doesn't really...
Ryan G. replied:
+82-51-747-0031 Kangsan Travel in Busan.
Referral from November 5, 2016
Rob W. asked:
Does anyone know a courier or a travel agency that can help me get a visa for India?
Leozanda K. replied:
Soho Travel. They helped me with my visa a few years ago. soho@sohotravel.co.kr
Referral from November 21, 2012
Erin L. asked:
Could anyone refer me to an English speaking travel agent. Perferably someone in the budget travel industry if possible.
Laurene L. replied:
http://uniglobekangsantravel.co.kr/
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