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Cunard Offers On-Board Credits To U.S. Military


The British-based cruise line now joins others in honoring those who serve with financial incentives. When active-duty members of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, National Guard and Reserves book sailings, they can receive up to $250 in on-board spending credits.

That top amount is for cruises of over two weeks. For shorter sailings, the credit may be from $50 to $100. If you’re planning to sail on Cunard with your kids or grandkids who are currently in uniform, now is the time to take advantage of the special offer.

Airport Security: You May Soon Pay More To Be Groped PDF Print E-mail


If the TSA proposal goes through, fees will will be higher for security check-ins. Passengers now pay $5.60 per flight leg for the pat-down routine, and it will be raised $1 for each. Of course, that will be just one more add-on to your ticket that makes the advertised $99.99 bargain flight actually cost twice as much.

 
 
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