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Become an air courier.

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If you don't mind traveling on relatively short notice, you can save 50%-70% on some great trips. But don't pack too many bags because you generally can't check any baggage.Very often custom law dictates that someone must accompany a cargo shipment. So you "chaperone" a shipment -- like bank papers or blueprints -- in exchange for airfare. You meet a contact at the destination, then you're off on your vacation!

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