Military Travel discounts/bargains

[MedvedActual]

Originally Posted by Pyramidsurf

There's no monthly fee. I'm not sure what you're looking at. It's also significantly cheaper than GovX.

Hmm, may need to look again. It had trial and monthly plans listed on there. Only thing i use govx for is rental vehicles.

[slduvall]

There is new website https://www.americanforcestravel.com/ where active duty, retirees and eligible dependents can get deals on travel. It is run by priceline.

I did a little searching and hotel deals were decent, at least where I was looking.

[Chava61]

Many (American) tourist attractions do have special/lower admission fees for active duty military and some even have for retired/military veterans.

The Circle Line Cruise company in NYC gives military (active & veteran) 50% of their tickets for up to 4 people (meaning the military person with 3 accompanying people) when the tickets are purchased at their ticket office. (See https://www.circleline.com/about/fre...sked-questions )

[Brave New World]

NATO Forces (including US Forces) qualify for discounts in some European countries including the UK.

Defence Discount Service

[slduvall]

Originally Posted by Brave New World

NATO Forces (including US Forces) qualify for discounts in some European countries including the UK.

Defence Discount Service

Interesting. I just checked it out. Wish it applied to those that aren't stationed there. We are returning this summer for a month. Just booked all my hotels etc. While stationed there we always stayed at UK military bases etc, The Union Jack in London was a favorite weekend haunt. Also some Navy bases in Scotland.