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 Dear NR Friend, Yeah. Very pretty. But how about you seeing it up close and personal? How about watching a massive glacier calve, hearing the roar of thousands (or even millions!) of tons plunging into the frigid waters of Glacier Bay? And doing that in the company of America's leading conservative journalists and writers and policy-mavens--on the National Review 2015 Alaska Summer Cruise? Scheduled for this July 18th to the 25th, some 400 fellow conservatives--make certain you're among them!--are expected to take this wonderful trip about Holland America Line's glorious Westerdam. Which is why we urge you to act now to reserve your stateroom, and you can do that at www.nrcruise.com. And don't forget the family! Alaska cruises are mega-popular because of the region's raw beauty. For Mother Nature at her finest, you can't beat the stunning waterways hugging the 49th State, or the glaciers and other wonders that adorn it from the Arctic to the Gulf. And as an unrivaled family summer vacation destination, how can you compete with an Alaska voyage? You can't. So don't beat them, join them--on the National Review 2015 Alaska Summer Cruise. Hey, there's a cabin to meet everyone's budget: Prices start at just $2,299 per person, and "Single" staterooms begin at an affordable $3,399. If you've wanted to go on an NR cruise, but haven't, makes this the one. An NR cruise is your unique chance to meet and intimately discuss politics and policy with some of the true giants of conservative and political affairs. Our exciting seminars--we've scheduled eight panel sessions (each preceded by a great one-on-one interview of a special guest speaker)--provide a scintillating take on current events. Then there are the exclusive "extras," such as our three cocktail receptions (convivial affairs featuring great food and libations), two late-night "Night Owls," one post-dinner poolside "smoker" (with world-class H. Upmann cigars and complimentary cognac!), plus intimate dining with speakers and editors on two nights. Then there's the Westerdam: Its accommodations (elegant staterooms and glamorous public spaces) are luxurious, and matched by the indulgent staff, superior cuisine, and top-notch entertainment and excursions. And then there is the spectacular itinerary, starting with beautiful Seattle, and followed over the next week with these top destinations:
Chop chop: Reserve your stateroom right now at at www.nrcruise.com. Remember, there's a cabin to fit your taste and budget, but don't tarry: all cabins are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and supply is limited. See you this July on the Westerdam, in the company of Daniel Hannan, John Sununu, Stephen Moore, Kevin Hassett, Michele Bachmann, Pat Caddell, Yuval Levin, Katie Pavlich, Naomi Schaefer Riley, James Lileks, Andrew Klavan, Pete Hegseth, James O'Keefe, John Hillen, Daniel Mahoney, Jonah Goldberg, John Fund, Rob Long, Roman Genn, Jay Nordlinger, Ramesh Ponnuru, Kevin Williamson, Eliana Johnson, Jim Geraghty, Kathryn Jean Lopez, Charles Cooke, John J. Miller, Patrick Brennan, Jillian Melchior, Joel Gehrke, Reihan Salam, Katherine Connell, and Kat Timpf, on the National Review 2015 Alaska Summer Cruise. Best, Jack Fowler Publisher
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