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Source: travelagentcentral.com, 26 Jul 11 - confirmed via e-mail from Norwegian Cruise Line:Norwegian Cruise Lines has begun offering special rates to members of the U.S. and Canadian armed forces.
Select Freestyle Cruising vacations, including seven-day cruises in the Western Mediterranean, Eastern Caribbean and Hawaii, as well as the Norwegian Epic’s 13-day transatlantic crossing from Barcelona to Miami on October 23.
This offer is open to both active and retired members of the military, and additional sailings will be added to the program on a regular basis. The offer is valid for new reservations starting today, from inside staterooms to mini-suites.
Visit www.ncl.com for more information.
.... this discount does apply to Canadian military. They just need to
show a military id ....
As part of its centennial celebration, Parks Canada honours our serving Canadian Forces and veterans
Ottawa, Ontario, August 8, 2011 — Parks Canada is offering Canada’s military, veterans and their families, a special welcome and free admission to Canada’s national historic sites, national parks and national marine conservation areas during its centennial “Fab Forts Weekend”, August 19 – 21.
“The Canadian Forces contribute immeasurably to keeping Canada strong and free. Parks Canada wants to show its appreciation by inviting them to visit our national historic sites, parks and marine conservation areas on a weekend when there will also be special programming at the fort sites," declared the Honourable Peter Kent, Canada’s Environment Minister and Minister responsible for Parks Canada.
“I am delighted that both members of the Canadian Forces and veterans will be able to enjoy a summer weekend with their families in Canada’s treasured natural and historic places, free of charge,” said the Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence. “I have every confidence that this gesture will be greatly appreciated by those who have done so much in the name of Canada.”
Thirty-eight of Canada’s most historic fortifications will celebrate Parks Canada’s centennial with a “Fab Forts Weekend” of special events. In their modern role as community gathering places and drivers of tourism, they will host concerts, picnics, archaeology-related activities, markets, tours and much more.
Among the highlights of the “Fab Forts Weekend” will be a coast-to-coast Parks Canada centennial 100-gun salute which will ripple across the country from coast to coast on Sunday afternoon. The weekend will include fun activities for all ages and interests, from architecture, to canoeing to exploring, and themes such as furs, foods and harvesting.
“Forts have played a huge role in the history and growth of Canada and I invite all Canadians to join in the fun at a nearby national historic fort site and help make this nation-wide event a memorable one,” said Alan Latourelle, Parks Canada’s CEO.
Whether built as part of the fur trade or in defence of the country, Canada’s fortifications have had a central role in community life and were the foundations of many of our major cities. As defining elements of regional culture, gathering places and centres of community life, Canada’s national historic sites offer personal moments of inspiring discovery and a source of unforgettable experiences.
For a complete list of participating sites and events across the country, please see the accompanying backgrounder at www.parkscanada.gc.ca under Media Room.
Information:
Press Secretary
Office of the Minister of the Environment
819-997-1441
Media Relations
Parks Canada
819-953-8371
www.twitter.com/parkscanada
www.facebook.com/parkscanada
ballz said:http://www.wheelsnext.com offers a $40 off all wheel & tire combos Armed Forces discount. They're an American company but they will give the discount to CF personnel as well.
It's not much percentage wise but hey it's $40 and it's the thought that counts.
WestJet will waive all baggage fees for any military personnel, including those from other countries, upon presentation of military identification. This means that any military personnel may travel for business or pleasure, in uniform or civilian clothing, with a maximum of four checked bags at no additional charge. However, items that exceed maximum permitted size or weight will not be accepted as these items must still be shipped via cargo.
On a bit of a whim, I sent an email to my friendly neighbourhood BMO rep back in Halifax asking about this discount. Lo and behold, not only did she drop my 13.95 a month to 5.45 but reimbursed me the difference for the last 18 months too - 153.00 - Woo Hoo! Party in Pat's pad this eve!Stacked said:Is anybody able to fill me in on the Bank of Montreal accounts for Military members? I've spent half an hour on google trying to find some details about it...
And what is required to open one of these? I would like to before I get to St-Jean. I do have my acceptance letter, hopefully that is sufficient.
Chief Stoker said:I have 2 Kents and a Home depot that are closer to me than the one RONA store we have in Halifax, i'll go out of my way now to shop there.
jollyjacktar said:Rona bought out Piercey's recently. I don't know if the stores have changed over as yet.