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2. 2 part question: Costco Package and All-inclusive Pros/Cons

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   6. Re: 2 part question: Costco Package and All-inclusive Pros/Cons. I think Costco pricing is very good, since it includes all the extra fees in the pricing, including transport from/to the airport. When I booked travel to Atlantis for this year I searched to see what days the airfares are lowest cost.

3. Costco Travel - Bargain Travel Forum - Tripadvisor

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   The Costco travel agent was very helpful as I explained to her we wanted to use our miles to fly to Hawaii but buy the costco Maui vacation package through them. The package included ocean-view hotel room, rental car , daily breakfast, luau, island show(or sunset cruise) and $200 resort credit.

4. 5 Best Costco Vacation Packages for Summer Travel - AOL

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   Contiki Greek Island Hopping Package. Cost: 11 days from $2,295. Travel broadens the minds and spirits of young people, and through a special relationship between Costco and Contiki, a worldwide ...

5. Costco Travel - Bargain Travel Forum - Tripadvisor

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   I've booked 3 cruises through Costco Travel over the last few years. Very happy with them. The base rates are either the same or better than the actual cruiseline online rates, PLUS they usually give onboard credits that tend to work out to around 8% discount. And the onboard credit is NOT use-it-or-lose-it. Anything you don't spend simply goes ...

6. 5 Best Costco Vacation Packages - AOL

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   It's no secret that Costco offers tons of savings opportunities for its members, including deals on food, clothing, electronics and more. But, are you maximizing the additional perks that...

7. Has anyone used Costco travel for Italy? - Rome Forum

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   We used Costco to travel to London last year and it was very good, a good value. Not so much in Italy. We are planning a trip in early October - 4 days in Rome, 4 days in Florence. I'm figuring $200/night looks about right as a base rate. The good part of Costco is convenience and they do stand behind their services.