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Dear Friend, Now is a great time to go ahead and book your cabin on the National Review 2016 Post-Election Caribbean Cruise. Why now? Because if you reserve your (very affordable!) stateroom by June 30 -- thanks to a special offer we're passing along to new bookings -- you'll receive a $100 per-person cabin credit. That right: There will be a Benjamin Franklin for him, another Ben for her, and you can use those two C-Notes to book excursions, pay for spa sessions, order a nice bottle or two or three of wine -- you name it. RESERVE YOUR CABIN RIGHT NOW AT WWW.NRCRUISE.COM. Scheduled for November 13-20 aboard Holland America Line's Nieuw Amsterdam, the National Review 2016 Post-Election Caribbean Cruise will visit Ft. Lauderdale, Half Moon Cay, Grand Cayman, Cozumel, and Key West. Over the course of the week, our all-star lineup of top conservatives --including Victor Davis Hanson, Allen West, Dinesh D'Souza, Jonah Goldberg, Rich Lowry, Heather Higgins, Bing West, Andy McCarthy, Jay Nordlinger, John Yoo, Eliana Johnson, Ramesh Ponnuru, and many more -- will join you for eight scintillating seminar sessions (each over 2 hours, and often featuring an informative one-on-one interview), two fun-filled "Night Owls," three revelrous pool-side receptions, and a late-night smoker featuring H. Upmann cigars (and complimentary cognac!). Also: on at least two nights, you will share an intimate dinner with our speakers and editors. That's quite a program. You won't want to miss it. A VERY AFFORDABLE WEEK! All-inclusive prices (includes your cabin, all meals, all ship amenities, port fees, gratuities, and taxes!) start at only $1,999 a person (based on double occupancy), and just $2,699 for a "Single" cabin. Be assured that the beautiful Nieuw Amsterdam and its courteous, service-minded staff will in turn assure you seven warm days and cool conservative nights. Are you one of the thousands of folks who have always wanted to come on an NR cruise, but haven't taken the plunge? Well, that may not be the best cruise-related metaphor, but let me nevertheless encourage you: Make the National Review 2016 Post-Election Caribbean Cruise the one where you finally commit to a week of exceptional conservative discussion and luxurious travel. You can book your cabin online at www.nrcruise.com, or you can call the good people at The Cruise and Vacation Authority at 1-800-707-1634 (Monday to Friday, 9AM to 5PM Eastern) -- they'll be happy to help you book that affordable stateroom (there is one for every taste and budget). You can also contact them at groups@tcava.com. Sign up by June 30th and receive that $100 per-person cabin credit. And there's more: If you get another couple to sign up, you'll get an additional $100 (per person) discount off your final bill (so will they). An additional couple? . . . that gets you an additional pair of C-Notes off your bill. So bring your friends and family to share the great time that awaits. And to share a couple of Benjamins when you take advantage of our special offers! I look forward to seeing you in November on the Nieuw Amsterdam. Best, Jack Fowler P.S.: Want to save money by sharing a cabin? Contact me at jfowler@nationalreview.com -- we'll see what we can do to set you up with another NR wanna-cruiser.
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