All Tour Reservations Recieve These Incredible INSTANT Values!
Did you know that everthing you spend on your Platinum
Membership is credited towards the cost of your future tour?
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A Free Initial Platinum Membership: $95.00 Value! Instantly receive ALL of
the great benefits of being a Platinum Member!
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The Do it yourself Fiancée Visa Guide: $89.95 Value! (Hardbound with forms)
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$50.00 Credit Towards Express Mail Letters (includes translations if
needed) $100.00 value! Let the ladies know you are coming! Get off
the plane and have dates already waiting for you!
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If you choose to auto-renew your Platinum
membership each month at only $29.95 (optional but recommended), it's
like your own personal TOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT since
ALL Platinum Members receive full 100% credit (discount) for all membership fees
paid towards ANY tour EVERY TIME their Platinum Membership renews! (other
credits may also apply to your savings account)
That is a total of $235.00 of INSTANT VALUE in goods and services
included with your deposit of only $475.00 towards any future tour. The full $475.00 will be
deducted from the price of whatever tour you choose, when you choose, and you simply pay the
balance. PLUS you get credit for any accumulating Platinum Membership fees you may have paid
between now and then!
By placing your Open Reservation, you can begin corresponding with many women in
anticipation of having the opportunity to soon meet them when you determine your tour dates. You
may be surprised how much more effective your letters will be when you let the women
know you are actually making plans to travel to their city! (they will have the
opportunty to actually MEET you)
YES! You can use the Open Reservation for ANY tour we offer. You can find out
more about our individual tours from the link just below our group tour
schedule.
The effective end value of your Open Reservation is equivalent to $840! You get
$235 of FREE INSTANT VALUE NOW plus the full $475 deposit is credited to your
tour cost.
After you place your reservation order, our staff will NORMALLY contact you no
later than the next business day to set up your Platinum Membership (if you
aren't already a member) and deliver all of your instant value items. If you are
a bit anxious, you may call our office during normal business hours immediately
after placing your order. We will accommodate you as quickly as possible.
OF COURSE! You can call our offices at anytime during normal business hours (Mon
- Fri, 8 AM to 5 PM U.S. Mountain Standard Time) and we will be happy to answer
any questions you may have. For later hours and on weekends you may try our 7
Day tour hotline number at 623-234-0607. If someone is available they can also
help you.
YES! Of course. Our free instant value bonus' apply to ANY tour reservation. Open
Reservation or otherwise. It even applies to our individual tours.
There is NORMALLY no penalty as long as you change your reservation at least 35
days or more prior to the departure date. Please see our detailed cancellation -
rescheduling policy below our tour reservation form. Terms can vary based upon
your destination. Open Reservation deposits are non-refundable.
- The Open Tour Reservation is non-refundable and must be used
within 3 years from the date of placement.
- Airfare is not included for any of the tours offered by AFA,
clients are responsible for arranging their own airfare. In any case the $475.00 deposit
is not a deposit for any air or land transportation, but a deposit to be applied to a
future AFA tour.
- (Open Tour Reservations in excess of three years may still be
redeemed for full value at the option of AFA).
- Since the $95 initial Platinum Membership fee is offered for free
with your reservation, it is NOT credited towards your Platinum tour savings credits
UNLESS, in the event, you are already a Platinum member prior to making your reservation
and have already paid the intial $95 fee.
Ormoc, city and port, central Philippines, in Leyte Province, on Leyte Island, on Ormoc Bay (an arm of the Camotes Sea), near Tacloban. A port and market center in an area of chiefly rice and sugar production, the city has milling industries. It was one of the chief ports of supply for the Japanese during World War II until it was captured by American troops in 1944. The city was briefly renamed MacArthur after 1950 in honor of the American general Douglas MacArthur, who helped to liberate the country. Population (1999 estimate) 160,501.
