Group Leaders Tour and Cruise FREE
October 14, 2008 by
Travel by land
Travel by sea
Be a group Leader
And you travel FREE!
Are you a member of a group?
A reunion group?
Military?
High School?
College?
Church?
An affinity group?
Rotary!
Knights of Columbus!
American Legion!
Masons!
Sons of Italy!
VFW!
Are you retired?
Play golf
/ tennis?
In a bowling league/ football pool?
If you said yes to any one of these, or are a member of any group, you can become a 'group leader' and Travel FREE!
Mary Ellen found a group at her book club when they discussed Michner's "Caribbean". One of the girl's mentioned she longed to take a Caribbean Cruise. Mary Ellen told her that her parents raved about the cruise they had taken for their 45th wedding anniversary.
She remembered her mother had met a woman on board who was cruising free because she got a group together from her retirement community. The woman told her she only needed 15 people to go as a group and she could go free.
The idea was planted in Mary Ellen's mind. She went to her parent's travel agent, got information about the cruise, and took it to the next book club meeting. Six months later, Mary Ellen, her husband, the book group and their husbands, plus assorted friends who signed up to go, were cruising out of Miami to exciting ports in the Caribbean.
Mary Ellen took a copy of Michner's book with her on the cruise. This time it was, "South Pacific". She wanted to get some ideas for her next FREE cruise.
Bob R was a retired utilities worker,
an active member of the local union and the American Legion. Many other union members were in the Legion and Bob enjoyed being with them and Alex, his best buddy for years. It was after Alex's untimely death that Bob took stock.
Thinking about Alex, and some of the things Alex had talked about doing some day, Bob thought of things in life he wanted to do. He made a list. At the top of the list was to visit Australia. Bob's father had talked about his time in Australia returning from the war.
When another buddy from the Legion passed away unexpectedly, Bob went
to see a travel agent and was discouraged. There was no way he could
afford to make such an expensive trip.
Travel by sea
Be a group Leader
And you travel FREE!
Are you a member of a group?
A reunion group?
Military?
High School?
College?
Church?
An affinity group?
Rotary!
Knights of Columbus!
American Legion!
Masons!
Sons of Italy!
VFW!
Are you retired?
Play golf
In a bowling league/ football pool?
If you said yes to any one of these, or are a member of any group, you can become a 'group leader' and Travel FREE!
Mary Ellen found a group at her book club when they discussed Michner's "Caribbean". One of the girl's mentioned she longed to take a Caribbean Cruise. Mary Ellen told her that her parents raved about the cruise they had taken for their 45th wedding anniversary.
She remembered her mother had met a woman on board who was cruising free because she got a group together from her retirement community. The woman told her she only needed 15 people to go as a group and she could go free.
The idea was planted in Mary Ellen's mind. She went to her parent's travel agent, got information about the cruise, and took it to the next book club meeting. Six months later, Mary Ellen, her husband, the book group and their husbands, plus assorted friends who signed up to go, were cruising out of Miami to exciting ports in the Caribbean.
Mary Ellen took a copy of Michner's book with her on the cruise. This time it was, "South Pacific". She wanted to get some ideas for her next FREE cruise.
Bob R was a retired utilities worker,
an active member of the local union and the American Legion. Many other union members were in the Legion and Bob enjoyed being with them and Alex, his best buddy for years. It was after Alex's untimely death that Bob took stock.
Thinking about Alex, and some of the things Alex had talked about doing some day, Bob thought of things in life he wanted to do. He made a list. At the top of the list was to visit Australia. Bob's father had talked about his time in Australia returning from the war.
When another buddy from the Legion passed away unexpectedly, Bob went
to see a travel agent and was discouraged. There was no way he could
afford to make such an expensive trip.
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