Learn a new language, get cheap flights, and more

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If you plan to spend more time traveling in 2023, for work or play, it's time to start thinking about your plans. With global inflation impacting air fares and overseas prices, you need to be as prepared as possible when traveling around the world.

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This is where the World Traveler Bundle comes in. This bundle combines lifetime subscriptions to Rosetta Stone, Matt's Flights and the Complete 2022 Travel Hacker Bundle to help you get the most out of all your adventures in the coming year.

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First of all, Rosetta Stone can help you learn the language before you arrive at your destination. Recognized for three decades by international organizations such as NASA and TripAdvisor, Rosetta Stone's award-winning speech recognition program is a proven way to learn 24 languages ​​(one at a time). You will develop your fluency in the language of your choice by learning to read, write, understand and speak about things like shopping, ordering, browsing, etc. It's an effective way to iron out sentences you need to know before you get there.

Matt's Flights can help you save money on airfare by sending you multiple flight deals from your home airport each week. You'll also get unlimited personalized search queries to ensure the cheapest airfare when it's time to travel. Matt's personal assistance with flight and travel planning is also available.

Finally, the Complete 2022 Travel Hacker Bundle can help you learn how to take advantage of points programs, earn money traveling abroad, and more.

Travel like a pro this year. For a limited time, you can get everything included in The World Traveler Bundle for just $159.20 with code TRAVEL20 through December 31. That's less than the price of Rosetta Stone alone.

Prices subject to change.

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