We here in the flyover states, with our decent public schools and great state universities, could, only with real effort, spend $12,000 per year on average for our children for 16 years, and that includes all the costs of full fare at Harvard: just to make it clear, this is less than $200,000.
The fare includes all-day breakfast, burgers and malts of a thickness rarely seen anymore.
Airlines selling tickets in the UK are, quite rightly, obliged to quote fares including all the unavoidable extras.
The first-class fare includes all meals in the dining car.
The cost of the tour is $6,980 a person, double occupancy, and includes all meals, but not air fare.
The phone includes all of the standard Blackberry fare along with MyFaves, which is displayed prominently on the front page of the phone.
The barges hold 8 to 18 passengers, and the fares include all meals, wines, sightseeing trips, use of bikes, transfers between Paris or Strasbourg and the cruises, and one meal in a Michelin multiple-star restaurant.
Music cruises typically cost as much as regular sailings, which include all meals but not air fare or beverages.
The May 7 trip is closed, but others depart Oct. 4 and 18, Nov. 8 and 29 and Dec. 20, and cost $6,995 a person based on double occupancy, including all meals but not air fare.
The fare was $174 including all taxes.
