inside costco ii travel connection fee pri pred the real deal til book a guided vacation with costco travel and leave trip planning to the experts courtesy of trafalgar tours by kira vermond taking you below the surface," says tollman for the trend-setter check out the new georgia and armenia uncovered 10-night trip covering some of today's most talked about travel destina- bread-baking class and feel like a local costco connection costco travel offers vacation guided vacation click "travel" at "theme parks & specialty," or call unching with village locals in sagarejo sparkling wine reception with an actual princess at austria's artstetten castle this is guided travel in europe? forget what you thought you knew industry changes that encourage travellers to connect with real people and places "the evolution has been transforma- and global ceo of trafalgar and costsaver exciting ways to go and discover the world." now costco members have more tour with tour company brands such as trafalgar contiki for the 18- to 35-year-old set luxe option luxury gold and economical costsaver to connect canadians with 81 countries and more than 750 trips "we found a vendor who works well with us because we both really value taking good care of our members," says scott spencer huge volume means it can negotiate exclusive deals for members it doesn't hurt that so much is already rience rather than fretting over every single as behind-the-scenes access to local homes “we open the destination for you by really unlocking the places you want to visit and for the adventurer the balkan adventure trip hits an underground tunnel of hope built in spend nine nights in northern ireland on the ireland's legendary north tour and gives 18-to 35-year-olds access to portugal's experienced surfing instructors for the luxury traveller uncover glamour and rich french heritage with luxury gold's french vogue class train travel and enjoy a privately hosted kira vermond is a frequent contributor to the costco connection and a former travel columnist for the globe and mail
