PORT AND PASSPORT Terms and Conditions

Port and Passport – Terms and Conditions – Updated Oct 12, 2025

1. Acknowledgment and Acceptance

By engaging the services of Port and Passport (“Travel Advisor” or "Advisor"), you (“Client”) acknowledge that you have received, read, understood, and agreed to these Terms and Conditions and are legally fit to do so.

Acceptance may be made through any of the following actions: providing an electronic or handwritten signature; approving a proposal, itinerary, or invoice delivered through the TERN client portal; payment of an invoice; or use of Travel Advisor’s services. Such actions constitute full acknowledgment and acceptance of these Terms and Conditions as a binding agreement between Client and Travel Advisor.  Client agrees that electronic communications, including email or communication via the TERN portal, satisfy all legal notice requirements.

These Terms include warranties, disclaimers, and exclusions of liability and may restrict your rights and remedies and provide protection to Port and Passport.

2. Scope of Services

Port and Passport acts solely as an intermediary between clients and travel service providers including, but not limited to, airlines, cruise lines, hotels, tour operators, and insurance companies. The Travel Advisor does not own, operate, or control these providers and is not responsible for their acts, omissions, representations, worker strike or service failures. The client agrees that any legal recourse must be pursued directly with the specific supplier.

Port and Passport is an independent contractor of both Woodside Travel and Nexion LLC. Port and Passport is registered with the State of Washington as a seller of travel. Registration number #UBI 604-458-914. Registration does not constitute approval by the state. Port and Passport does not collect or hold client funds and is exempt from the trust account and surety bond requirements under RCW 19.138.

2A. Supplier Representations and Accuracy

Port and Passport (“Travel Advisor”) relies on information, descriptions, images, and representations provided directly by travel suppliers, including hotels, cruise lines, tour operators, airlines, and other vendors. Travel Advisor does not independently verify all supplier content and shall not be held responsible for any errors, omissions, outdated information, or misleading descriptions that originate from these third parties and are relayed to the Client in good faith. Clients acknowledge that actual conditions, features, or amenities may vary from what is depicted in supplier materials or marketing, and such discrepancies shall not constitute grounds for liability against Travel Advisor.

2B. Use of Client Portal and Technology

Port and Passport utilizes digital platforms, including TERN, to provide Clients with trip itineraries, supplier confirmations, travel documents, and related materials. Such platforms are used solely for communication and document delivery purposes and do not constitute a booking platform nor contract of sale. Port and Passport does not own or control these systems and shall not be liable for any errors, omissions, downtime, or inaccuracies originating within them. Client acknowledges that information shared through these platforms may include third-party supplier content and that final travel arrangements remain subject to the suppliers’ own terms and conditions.

2C. Use of Wholesalers, Consolidators, and Destination Management Companies (DMCs)

In arranging travel services, Port and Passport (“Travel Advisor”) may utilize reputable third-party partners such as wholesalers, consolidators, and Destination Management Companies (“DMCs”) to secure air, hotel, transfers, excursions, rail, or other components of a Client’s itinerary. These partners may provide access to exclusive pricing, contracted rates, or packaged services not available to the general public.

Client acknowledges and agrees that when such intermediaries are used, each of those entities may maintain their own independent booking, payment, cancellation, refund, change, and service policies that are separate from both Travel Advisor’s policies and those of the underlying supplier (for example, a hotel, airline, or tour operator). The Client is responsible for reviewing and understanding these terms before confirming any travel arrangements.

Travel Advisor acts solely as an intermediary and does not control the business practices, operations, representations, or financial condition of any wholesaler, consolidator, or DMC. All payments, deposits, refunds, and service issues are governed by the respective policies of those entities. Any remedies or claims must be made directly with the applicable wholesaler, consolidator, DMC, or supplier.

Client further understands that Travel Advisor does not hold client funds. Payments are processed directly by the relevant supplier, wholesaler, consolidator, or DMC through their own systems and are subject to their individual terms and financial procedures.  Travel Advisor shall not be responsible for any variance in pricing, inventory availability, refund eligibility, or terms imposed by such intermediaries.

3. Client Responsibilities

Client and travel party are solely responsible for and do not hold Travel Advisor liable for:

• Providing accurate personal information, including full legal names as shown on government-issued ID for themselves and all members of their traveling party.
• Reviewing all travel documents and itineraries for accuracy.
• Obtaining and maintaining valid passports, visas, and other travel documentation.
• Complying with all health, vaccination, customs, entry and safety requirements for their destination(s).
• Abiding by all local laws and customs regulations, including those regarding restricted or prohibited items.
• Any travel arrangements made independently of Travel Advisor.

3a. Group or Lead Traveler Representation

When one individual (“Lead Traveler” or “Primary Contact”) initiates a booking or otherwise represents a traveling party, that individual is deemed the authorized agent of all members of the traveling party for all purposes related to the trip.

The Lead Traveler is responsible for communicating all itinerary details, Terms and Conditions, supplier policies, and payment deadlines to the other travelers. All payments made by the Lead Traveler are considered made on behalf of the entire party, and all travelers agree to be jointly and severally responsible for the total cost of the trip and for compliance with these Terms and Conditions.

Port and Passport may rely on the Lead Traveler’s instructions as binding upon the entire group and shall not be liable for conflicts or misunderstandings among group members. Each traveler is bound by the acts and authorizations of the Lead Traveler as if personally given to Port and Passport.

The Lead Traveler agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Port and Passport from any claims, losses, or disputes arising from the actions or omissions of any member of the traveling party.

3b. Client Information, Privacy, and Data Submission

For the protection of all parties, each traveler is required to personally complete the secure Client Information Form provided via TERN link sent by the advisor to the client. This form collects necessary details such as traveler contact information, date of birth, passport details, emergency contact, and other information needed to complete travel arrangements.

Travel Advisor does not personally collect, store, or accept traveler information such as passport scans, driver’s licenses, or credit card numbers through email, text, or other non-secure communication methods. Clients must use the secure TERN link provided to submit this information directly.  If a client disregards this request, they assume all risk and liability in sending this information thru a non-secure channel.

Travel Advisor will not begin work on a proposal or itinerary—and final payments will not be processed—until all required traveler information has been submitted through the designated TERN form.

Client acknowledges that failure to complete this required form in a timely manner may result in delays, loss of pricing or availability, and/or supplier cancellation penalties, for which Travel Advisor is not responsible.

By submitting the form through TERN, Client authorizes Travel Advisor to use the provided information solely for the purpose of securing travel reservations and related documentation. Travel Advisor does not sell, share, or otherwise disclose Client information except as required to facilitate confirmed travel services.

4. Travel Documents and Requirements

Clients must ensure they possess valid passports (generally valid for 6 months beyond travel dates), REAL ID (where required) and any required visas. Travel Advisor will provide guidance but is not liable for denied boarding or entry due to expired or incorrect documentation, nor for issues resulting from a client's legal or criminal history.

Clients are responsible for confirming country-specific entry and exit requirements at https://travel.state.gov and understand it may change at any time.

Travel Advisor does not control nor issue visas or approval of visa waivers related to your travel. Should a visa not be issued, Travel Advisor is not responsible for lost payments made towards Client's trip.

If Client's child is travelling without both legal parents or guardians, additional consent paperwork may be required by airlines, cruise lines or border officials. Clients are responsible for ensuring they carry the correct documents.

Travel Advisor will not inquire about a Client's criminal background in the interest of protecting our Client’s privacy. If Client or anyone in the traveling party has a current or prior criminal offense, contact a country directly for entry and exit requirements to see if they are affected. Travel Advisor will be held harmless if Client does not perform their due diligence and the Client's travel is affected.

As an example, individuals traveling thru or to Canada with a Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) record – or judgement for unpaid child support – may not be allowed to enter or exit Canada.

5. Travel Insurance

Travel Advisor strongly recommends the purchase of comprehensive travel insurance covering trip cancellations, delays, medical emergencies, disaster and supplier defaults. Some destinations require such coverage. Client is responsible for understanding their policy, its limits and coverage - and all claims must be made directly with the insurance provider. Travel Advisor cannot guarantee that the insurance provider will approve coverage for a claim and makes no representations about the extent of coverage for any policy or quote. To the best of the Travel Advisor’s knowledge, Travel Advisor's host agencies do hold seller of insurance licenses with their respective states, but Travel Advisor is not personally a licensed insurance broker and is not qualified or authorized to answer technical questions about the travel insurance policy plans, nor evaluate the best option for the Client. Clients declining insurance accept full financial responsibility for losses and agree to hold Travel Advisor harmless. Upon declining insurance, Client understands they may be asked by Travel Advisor to sign a travel insurance waiver.

5a. Travel Insurance Facilitation

Travel Advisor facilitates the purchase of travel-insurance policies on behalf of Clients but does not automatically provide a quote. Travel Advisor will make reasonable efforts to inquire about each Client’s interest in travel insurance—verbally, through TERN, or via email or text—and will provide an insurance quote or referral upon request.

Clients are responsible for notifying Travel Advisor if they wish to receive a quote or proceed with coverage and for providing approval and payment authorization early enough to secure the desired policy. While Travel Advisor will make reasonable efforts to inform Clients of supplier and insurance purchase deadlines—including the fourteen (14)-day eligibility window for Cancel-For-Any-Reason (CFAR) or other time-sensitive policy benefits from date of initial trip deposit —it remains the Client’s sole responsibility to confirm coverage has been purchased.

Once a policy is issued, all questions, amendments, policy changes, or claims must be handled directly with the insurance provider in accordance with that provider’s terms and conditions. Travel Advisor is not responsible for any loss of coverage, reduction in benefits, or claim denial resulting from delayed Client response, non-payment, or failure to request or authorize coverage in a timely manner.

6. Planning and Service Fees

If applicable, Clients agree to pay the non-refundable planning and service fees, as detailed in their consultation or proposal. These fees compensate for the Travel Advisor's time, expertise, and administrative services, regardless of whether travel is ultimately booked.

7. Pricing

Client understands quoted prices may change if exchange rates move before full payment is processed. Foreign transaction fees from the Client's card issuer are Client's responsibility.

Any proposal or quote is reflective of current pricing and subject to change; no space will be held until Client completes the required paperwork and authorizes payment. All offers, incentives and supplier promotions are subject to availability and may change without notice.

Client acknowledges that travel pricing is often based on the number of travelers per room, cabin, or package at the time of booking. If the number of passengers changes after confirmation — including, but not limited to, a traveler cancellation, room change, or occupancy adjustment — suppliers may require the entire booking to be repriced at current rates.

Such repricing may result in a loss of previously secured promotional rates, discounts, or value-added amenities, and may increase the total cost for remaining travelers. These adjustments are made solely at the supplier’s discretion and are beyond Travel Advisor’s control. Client agrees to be responsible for any resulting price differences or penalties assessed by the supplier.

8. Timing and Deadlines

Some arrangements are strictly non-refundable once booked. Client understands final payment deadlines come directly from the suppliers; missing a deadline can mean the reservation is cancelled and all deposits forfeited. Client agrees to check all confirmations, tickets and invoices within 24 hours of receipt and notify Travel Advisor in writing of any concerns or errors.

8a. Office Hours, Processing Time, and Client Deadlines

Port and Passport (“Travel Advisor”) operates on a professional advisory schedule rather than a 24-hour service model. Standard office hours are Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Pacific Time, excluding federal holidays. Travel Advisor periodically attends supplier meetings, ship inspections, or professional events that may affect daily office availability. Extended out-of-office periods will be noted in Travel Advisor’s email auto-signature whenever possible; however, shorter absences and meeting schedules may occur during regular hours and may not be visible to Clients at all times.

While Travel Advisor may, at her discretion, respond to messages outside of standard business hours, such responses are not guaranteed and do not establish an expectation of 24-hour availability. Travel Advisor is not responsible for missed communications or deadlines when messages are sent outside of stated business hours.

Clients must plan accordingly and allow adequate time for communication, authorization, and payment processing. Travel Advisor requires a minimum of two to three (2–3) full business days to process payments, confirm availability, and finalize bookings once written authorization and all required traveler information have been received.

Client acknowledges that sending authorization, documentation, or payment approval close to or after a supplier’s stated deadline—particularly within 24 hours of expiration or outside stated business hours—may result in the loss of pricing, availability, or promotions. Travel Advisor shall not be held liable for any financial loss, penalty, or inconvenience resulting from Client’s failure to provide timely authorization or communication within standard business hours.

Exceptions to these processing standards may be made only when mutually agreed upon in writing between Client and Travel Advisor prior to the supplier’s deadline.

Travel Advisor will make reasonable efforts to communicate supplier deposit and final payment deadlines through TERN and/or email at the time of booking. These dates are also visible within the Client’s TERN itinerary for reference. However, it remains the Client’s responsibility to ensure that all required authorizations and payments are submitted in time to meet each supplier’s deadline. Travel Advisor is not responsible for any loss of pricing, availability, reservation, or promotional offer resulting from a Client’s delayed approval, missed payment, or failure to review deadlines provided through TERN or other written communication.

Clients are welcome to email, call, or text to follow up with questions or provide notice of time-sensitive matters; however, responses or actions should not be expected outside of standard business hours. Messages received after business hours will be addressed on the next business day in the order they are received.

9. Payments and Credit Card Authorization

Clients authorize Port and Passport to use credit card information securely through PCI-compliant systems to arrange travel. Clients are responsible for understanding and accepting supplier payment terms. Any billing disputes must be resolved directly with the supplier.

Client authorizes Travel Advisor and the relevant supplier(s) to charge the approved payment method for deposits, scheduled or automatic final payments, taxes, fees, and approved changes per the supplier’s terms. Client acknowledges some charges may be processed directly by foreign merchants and may post in foreign currency.

Client authorizes Port and Passport (“Travel Advisor”) to charge or facilitate payment for travel services in the amount approved through TERN or other written authorization. Client understands that travel pricing and availability are subject to change until payment is processed and the booking is confirmed.

To prevent delays or loss of space, Client grants Travel Advisor permission to confirm and pay for quoted services at a total cost within ten percent (±10%) of the amount previously authorized. This variance may result from supplier price adjustments, exchange rate fluctuations, fuel surcharges, or tax and fee changes that occur between the time of quote and the time of ticketing or confirmation.

Should the total exceed this ten percent variance, Travel Advisor will make reasonable efforts to notify Client for reauthorization before proceeding. In all cases, Client remains responsible for full payment of the confirmed travel arrangements once processed.

10. Cancellations, Changes, and Refunds

Cancellation, change, and refund terms are governed by each individual supplier. Clients acknowledge that changes or cancellations may incur penalties or be non-refundable. Written notice must be provided to Travel Advisor for assistance in initiating cancellations or changes per supplier terms. Travel Advisor is not responsible for supplier decisions or enforcement of these terms. If Client files a chargeback, reversal or recollection in bad faith or in violation of the applicable credit card network rules, Client agrees to be responsible for Travel Advisor's costs, fees, time and any attorney expenses incurred in responding to the dispute.

10A. Supplier Terms and Conditions
Each travel supplier maintains its own booking, payment, cancellation, refund, and change policies. Client acknowledges responsibility for reviewing and understanding these supplier terms before completing any booking. Travel Advisor provides visibility to supplier policies and documentation via the TERN itinerary portal or other electronic means whenever available. If such documents are missing or inaccessible, it is the Client’s responsibility to request them directly from Travel Advisor or the supplier before purchase. By authorizing a booking, the Client agrees to be bound by both Port and Passport’s Terms and Conditions and the terms of the individual supplier(s) involved in the trip.

10B.  Supplier Communication and Representation

Port and Passport (“Travel Advisor”) serves as the Client’s primary point of contact with all travel suppliers related to this booking. To ensure accurate documentation and protection of contracted pricing and amenities, Client agrees not to contact or modify reservations directly with any supplier, vendor, or travel provider without Travel Advisor’s prior knowledge and consent.

Any action taken by the Client directly with a supplier — including inquiries, modifications, cancellations, or rebookings — that results in loss of pricing, benefits, availability, or Travel Advisor compensation shall be the sole responsibility of the Client. Client agrees to reimburse Travel Advisor for any loss of commission, supplier-imposed penalties, or additional administrative time incurred to remedy or reestablish the affected booking.  Administrative time will be billed at the standard hourly consulting rate of $150 USD per hour.

Travel Advisor will make reasonable efforts to assist in resolving any issues caused by such direct communication; however, any remedy or reinstatement of prior pricing or perks is not guaranteed and remains subject to supplier policies.

11. Health and Safety

Clients should consult with medical professionals regarding necessary vaccinations and health advisories. Travel Advisor is not liable for any illness, injury, or health-related incidents incurred before, during, or after travel. Clients are advised to monitor current travel advisories via CDC and U.S. State Department.

Client's travel plans – be it via excursion, tour or amenities provided thru hotels or cruise ships – may involve physical activity, wellness services or high-risk sports. Clients understand participation is voluntary and at their own risk.

Travel to certain destinations may involve greater risk than others. By offering sale of travel to a particular destination, Travel Advisor does not represent or warrant that travel to such locations is advisable or without risk, and will be held harmless.

11a. Traveler Health and Special Requirements
Client is responsible for advising Travel Advisor, before itinerary development, of any physical, medical, dietary, mobility, or emotional conditions or needs that may require accommodation or affect participation in any travel activities, transfers, or excursions - or affect provided hotel or cruise accommodations. This can be done securely via Tern traveler information form that is provided to every client - and / or client can request to update their existing form on file. Travel Advisor will make reasonable efforts to communicate such information to suppliers when properly disclosed; however, Travel Advisor cannot guarantee that any requested accommodations, meals, or assistance will be available or honored by suppliers, particularly if not disclosed within the supplier’s required timeframe.

Failure to disclose such information prior to booking may result in denial of service, additional costs, or cancellation penalties imposed by suppliers, for which Travel Advisor bears no responsibility. Client agrees that Travel Advisor shall not be liable for any injury, inconvenience, loss, or expense arising from undisclosed health, mobility, dietary, or emotional conditions or the inability of suppliers to accommodate them.

If such information is discovered or disclosed after itinerary development but before travel, Client agrees that Travel Advisor may charge an additional planning fee to implement the necessary changes to the itinerary or rebook services.

12. Air Travel

Client authorizes Port and Passport (“Travel Advisor”) to assist with and, when requested, book airline tickets directly through air carriers on Client’s behalf. When such bookings are made directly with the airline, Travel Advisor acts solely as an intermediary to facilitate the transaction and is not the merchant of record. Airline tickets are governed exclusively by the carrier’s terms and conditions, including but not limited to baggage allowances, seating, operational policies, and refund or change procedures.

Client acknowledges that after ticketing, the airline may require direct communication with the Client regarding check-in, rebooking, service needs, schedule changes, delays, or cancellations. Travel Advisor will provide support to the extent possible but has no control over airline operations, schedules, or service recovery processes. Any adjustments, refunds, or remedies are solely at the discretion of the airline and subject to its policies.

Client agrees that any airline tickets are a contract between them and the air carrier, even if purchased through Travel Advisor. Client acknowledges that Travel Advisor does not control the airline and is not liable for any personal injury, property damage, loss, or expenses related to the air travel, including but not limited to any act, error, or omission of the airline, including its failure to deliver (or partially deliver) services, imposition of fees, refund policies, fuel surcharges, worker strike, bankruptcy, or cessation of operation.

Travel Advisor functions solely and exclusively as a booking agent for the air carrier and does not handle or hold client funds for airline tickets. Because Travel Advisor is not the Merchant of Record under the Department of Transportation’s definition, any refunds for cancelled or delayed flights, baggage fees, seat assignments, or schedule changes must be handled and reimbursed directly by the airline.

Seat assignments are not guaranteed even after they are assigned and remain at the sole discretion of the airline. Federal law forbids carrying hazardous materials in baggage; violations can result in imprisonment of up to five years and penalties exceeding $250,000.

Travel Advisor recommends that Client refer to the U.S. Department of Transportation list of airports in countries that require airlines to treat the passenger cabin with insecticides prior to flight or while on the aircraft. This information is updated periodically at: https://www.transportation.gov/airconsumer/spray.

13. Prohibited Items and Legal Compliance

Clients are solely responsible for complying with all applicable laws and regulations regarding items prohibited in foreign countries, airports, and on various modes of transportation, including but not limited to airplanes, trains, and cruise ships. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Controlled substances, prescription or illegal drugs (regardless of legality in the client's home jurisdiction)
• CBD and THC products, including oils, edibles, and topicals (even if legally purchased in the U.S.)
• Vaping devices and e-cigarettes, which may be restricted or banned in certain countries or airports
• Restricted medications, electronics, foods, alcohol, weapons, ammunition, contraband, or culturally sensitive items

Travel Advisor is not responsible for any issues, delays, legal actions, or expenses arising from a client's non-compliance with applicable customs, transport, or import/export laws.

14. Force Majeure

Clients understand that travel plans may be disrupted or canceled by events beyond the Travel Advisor's control, including but not limited to natural disasters, government actions, weather events, strike, civil unrest, airline schedule changes, breakdown of technology networks, and other unforeseen circumstances. This includes, without limitation, government shutdowns, border closures, strikes by transportation or security agencies, or suspension of services by federal or state entities. Travel Advisor shall not be liable for travel disruptions, cancellations, or delays resulting from such events, and refunds or remedies remain subject to each supplier’s individual policies. Such events may affect the ability to travel, the availability of services, or the quality of the travel experience. Client understands that this may incur additional costs, changes, or consequences resulting from such events – and that refunds are entirely at the supplier's discretion according to the supplier's own Force Majeure policies (except for airlines which may be regulated by specific government guidelines). Travel Advisor strongly encourages travel insurance that includes coverage for these situations.

15. Limitation of Liability

Port and Passport operates as an independent travel advisor and is not liable for any personal injury, property damage, loss, delay, inconvenience, or incidental expenses resulting from the actions or omissions of third-party travel suppliers. The client agrees not to hold the Travel Advisor liable for any act, negligence, default, or delay by any supplier, as all travel services are subject to the terms and conditions of the respective providers. Client accepts all risks associated with travel and releases the Travel Advisor from any liability.

Client is also responsible for any damage they may cause to a property. Suppliers may refuse service or remove a disruptive guest at their discretion without refund.

Travel Advisor is not responsible for the quality, performance, or condition of any product or service supplied by third-party providers. Recommendations are made in good faith based on professional training, supplier relationships, industry resources, and recent client feedback, but Travel Advisor cannot warrant or guarantee the outcome, quality, or satisfaction of services provided by suppliers. Clients agree to promptly notify Travel Advisor in real time of any issue encountered during travel. Travel Advisor will make reasonable efforts to assist in seeking resolution with the supplier; however, any remedy or compensation is solely at the supplier’s discretion and beyond Travel Advisor’s control.

This limitation of liability applies equally when Travel Advisor arranges services through wholesalers, consolidators, DMCs, or other intermediaries, as Travel Advisor has no control over their operations, representations, or policies.

Client agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Travel Advisor from any claims, damages, or expenses (including reasonable attorney fees) arising from the Client’s breach of these Terms or acts or omissions during travel.

16. Terms and Conditions – Role and Changes

Port and Passport (“Travel Advisor”) may revise or update these Terms and Conditions at any time without prior notice. The current version will always be available at www.portandpassport.com/terms and within the TERN client portal.

Client acknowledges and agrees that the version of the Terms and Conditions in effect on the date of final payment or travel commencement shall apply to all confirmed travel arrangements, regardless of when initial deposits or quotes were made. This provision constitutes advance consent by Client for reasonable updates that reflect changes in law, supplier practices, or business procedures.

For avoidance of doubt, updates will not materially alter cancellation penalties, payment deadlines, or previously disclosed costs without written notice.

Continued communication with or use of Travel Advisor’s services after the posting of updated Terms and Conditions constitutes acceptance of the revised version for any new or modified travel booked thereafter.

If any provision of these Terms and Conditions is found unenforceable, the remaining sections will remain in full force and effect. These Terms and Conditions, together with any proposal, itinerary, and invoice issued by Travel Advisor, form the entire agreement between the parties and supersede all prior communications.

17. Right to Correct Errors

Travel Advisor reserves the right to correct errors. In the event of any pricing error or omission, Travel Advisor reserves the right to adjust such pricing or make any other corrections. Should any inadvertent error by the Travel Advisor raise the pricing by more than 15%, the Client will be able to cancel that singly affected portion of the trip without fee.

18. General

The laws of Washington State will govern these Terms and Conditions. Disputes shall be resolved by binding arbitration administered by a neutral third-party arbitrator mutually agreed upon, or selected through the American Arbitration Association (AAA) if parties cannot agree. All proceedings shall be held in King County, Washington, and the parties waive any right to participate in a class or representative action. Each party shall bear its own legal costs unless otherwise awarded by the arbitrator or falls under a provision of these Terms and Conditions.

Port and Passport Travel
Registration #UBI 604-458-914
Washington State Registered Seller of Travel

Last Updated: Oct 12, 2025