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Re: How do teams normally make travel arrangements?
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Originally Posted by Cory
you can call the airlines with the cheapest prices and see if you would get a group discount.
I just learned something from KathieK the other day.
If you (actually this goes for any team or group) try getting airfare as a "school sports travel team" instead of a regular group discount you might get better rates and options.
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