In the United States we have Sam’s and Costco Clubs, right? Well … what is the premise behind these organizations? Saves you money by buying in bulk. We all love saving money, right? I hope the answer is yes, friends. For example, Costco has about 40 million members nationwide. If you take the average annual membership fee of $ 40.00, that’s $ 1.6 billion in fees charged for that company alone. That’s a lot of purchasing power, don’t you think?
Now … take that same concept and turn it into the travel industry. When buying in bulk, a business can ask a cruise line, for example, to buy half the ship at a certain port of call. They can also take the next 10 ships leaving from the same port of call and others from around the world. Guess what? The wholesale price just happened.
Can you imagine doing that in 17 countries around the world, but not just with cruises but with villas, condos, hotel getaways, Mediterranean cruises, China Tours, NASCAR events, US Open, Masters, Super Bowl, Hunting? Mule Deer, Pheasant Hunting, Las Vegas Getaways and other Dreamtrips offered at dream prices. There are hundreds of these trips offered every year. Some even have plans where kids stay FREE! How about those savings for a family?
How about a 5 day, 4 night cruise in the Western Caribbean for the ridiculous price of $ 49.00? Exist. You just have to know where to look. I think you get the general idea. If a business buys in bulk, it will get the wholesale prices it needs for travel and will never pay retail for travel again. If you are traveling first class, you can also find those that offer these trips in bulk.