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5-Night Western Caribbean
From $588
DATES: Oct. 10; Oct. 24, 2018
SHIP: Majesty of the Seas
ITINERARY: Tampa and Key West, Florida; Havana, Cuba*;
Cozumel, Mexico; Tampa
Taxes, fees, and port expenses of $127 per person are additional.
*Cultural immersion experiences in Cuba require travel documentation.
The cruise line will facilitate this process for guests.
7-Night Florida and Bahamas
From $649
DATES: Oct. 14; Oct. 21, 2018
SHIP: Norwegian Escape
ITINERARY: New York City, New York; Port Canaveral (Orlando),
Florida; Great Stirrup Cay and Nassau, Bahamas; New York City
Enjoy up to five free cruise perks!
Taxes, fees, and port expenses of $179 per person are additional.
8-Night Southern Caribbean
From $609
DATE: Sept. 15, 2018
SHIP: Carnival Conquest
ITINERARY: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Princess Cays, Bahamas; Grand
Turk, Turks and Caicos; Curaçao; Aruba; Fort Lauderdale
Taxes, fees, and port expenses of $132 per person are additional.
7-Night Alaska
From $949
DATE: Aug. 26, 2018
SHIP: Emerald Princess
ITINERARY: Seattle,Washington; Ketchikan, Tracy Arm Inlet (cruising),
Juneau, and Skagway, Alaska; Victoria, British Columbia; Seattle
Taxes, fees, and port expenses of $215 per person are additional.
Onboard credit: $50 per stateroom.
5-Night on the High Seas Baja
From $1,290
DATE: Oct. 14, 2018
SHIP: Disney Wonder
ITINERARY: San Diego, California; Cabo San Lucas and Ensenada,
Mexico; San Diego
7-Night Eastern Mediterranean
From $1,448
DATES: Aug. 26; Sept. 2, 2018
SHIP: Costa Deliziosa
ITINERARY: Venice and Bari, Italy; Corfu, Santorini, and Mykonos,
Greece; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Venice
Taxes, fees, and port expenses of $67 per person are additional.
10-Night Western Mediterranean
From $4,249
DATE: Sept. 24, 2018
SHIP: Riviera
ITINERARY: Civitavecchia (Rome; embark),
Livorno (Florence, Pisa, and Tuscany), and La Spezia (Cinque Terre),
Italy; Calvi (Corsica), France; Monte Carlo, Monaco; Antibes and
Marseille (Provence), France; Roses, Palma de Mallorca, Valencia, and
Barcelona, Spain (disembark)
Based on a balcony stateroom.
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7-Night Mexican Riviera
From $609
DATES: July 28; Aug. 11, 2018
SHIP: Carnival Splendor
ITINERARY: Long Beach (Los Angeles), California; Cabo San Lucas,
Mazatlán, and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; Long Beach
Taxes, fees, and port expenses of $106 per person are additional.
We have 10 travel
organizers to give away
to lucky Interval World
readers. Correctly identify
the place in the photograph
by name (using the clues
to help you). Then send
your answer, membership
number, name, and
address on a postcard to:
WHERE IN THE WORLD?
CONTEST
Interval World
P.O. Box 431920
Miami, Florida 33243-1920
Attention: Rebeca Piccardo
Entries must be postmarked no
later than Aug. 1, 2018. If your
correct answer is one of the
first 10 selected in our random
drawing, you win!
RULES: Entrants must be active members of
Interval International. Employees of Interval
International, its subsidiaries, parent companies,
and affiliates, and the families of each are not
eligible to participate. More than one entry per
member family is prohibited. Entries must be
postmarked no later than Aug. 1, 2018. Winners
will be the first 10 correct answers selected in
a random drawing. No purchase is necessary.
There is no cash equivalent to the prizes.
The answer to Where in the World? in
Issue 1, 2017, of Interval World is Roque
Nublo on Gran Canaria, Canary Islands.
The winners of the travel plug adapters
with USB chargers are Kevin Hebl of Rolla,
Missouri; Garry Kevwitch of Angleton,
Texas; Keith Roberts of Flagstaff, Arizona;
Debra Perry of Pepperell, Massachusetts;
Grace Gatmaitan of Kalamazoo, Michigan;
Peggy Mason of Venice, Florida; Jennifer
Huint of Vaudreuil-Dorion, Québec;
Ronald and Cynthia Matthews of Monroe,
Michigan; Ines Flores of San Germán,
Puerto Rico; and Alba Toman of Orange,
California.
The answer to Where in the World? in
Issue 2, 2017, of Interval World is Campo
del Sole in Tuoro sul Trasimeno, Italy.
The winners of the travel bags with fully
adjustable shoulder straps are Mary Beth
St. John of Collegeville, Pennsylvania;
Maan Khalife of Corvallis, Oregon; Rhonda
Ruterbusch of Flushing, Michigan; Michael
Koveck of San Antonio, Texas; Michele
Frangiosa of Norristown, Pennsylvania;
Bruce Wolf of Tyngsboro, Massachusetts;
Thomas Brown of Sparta, Wisconsin;
Arlene Pyjar of El Cajon, California; Zachary
Friedman of Omaha, Nebraska; and Susan
Overstreet of Ridgecrest, California.
Where
In The
World
Contest
Pulsar Imagens/Alamy Stock Photo
CLUES
n This landmark is its city’s oldest structure, built in 1598 with imported stone
slabs, bronze, sand, and whale oil. It was constructed along the reef to ensure
a strong foundation, and is separated from the coast by a sandbar.
n A fantastic view of the capital can be seen atop this fort. During the colonial
period, its purpose was to provide a clear view of the surrounding sea and
lush coastal jungle so that any potential attackers could be spotted. Settlers
hoped that the stronghold would deter pirates from coming ashore.
n Today, the site serves as a museum, where visitors can access the former
barracks, prison warehouses, and a chapel with a water well. The fort retains
its original form—most notably a five-point maritime design.
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