CheapCaribbean.com Extends Passport Promotion for a Limited Time Only

You can visit the tropics without shelling out your hard-earned cash on passports. That’s because CheapCaribbean.com has just extended its Passport Rebate promotion. Any traveler who books a trip with CheapCaribbean.com before February 28 is eligible for a passport rebate.

The company will reimburse the cost of a new passport for each customer named in the booking, which totals $97 for each traveler age 16 or older and $82 for each traveler under age 16.

“Our customers loved the passport rebate promotion,” said Caribbean Jim Hobbs, president and founder of CheapCaribbean.com. “Travelers who had to wait to book their vacations have asked us to extend the promotion, and we listened,” he said.

Some of the top deals include the Sheraton Grand Bahama Island Our Lucaya Resort and Mexico’s Cozumel Palace. All packages are priced per person, based on double occupancy, including airlift.

In addition to the passport rebate, CheapCaribbean.com offers the “Free Your Mind” Travel Protection Plan, which consists of a $5 U.S. international phone card, a Cancel/Change-One-Time Waiver, full Travel
Guard insurance and more all at no extra charge.

Headquartered in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, CheapCaribbean.com is the top online provider of travel deals to the Caribbean, Bermuda and Mexico and is a member of Caribbean Online Marketing and Management Group (COMM Group Inc.).