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Scott's View: Veterans Advantage Presents at the New York Times Travel Show

Scott Higgins, WeSalute Co-founder & Co-CEO
Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer Lin Higgins helping an attendee enroll in Veterans Advantage at the New York Times Travel Show.

If you are in the New York City area today, the New York Times Travel Show continues at NYC's Jacob K. Javits Center through 5pm today. With the help of headquarters staff and Veterans Advantage members, thousands of travelers are passing through our booth 948, and many of them have served our country, or are related to one who has served. They are getting to learn about our broad range of military travel discount offerings and Exclusive Benefits Plan.

Veterans Advantage Advisory Board member and Medal of Honor Recipient Paul W. Bucha joined me to welcome attendees yesterday. He and I have special remarks scheduled again today at 2:45 pm, and we will once again have a special giveaway of great prizes from our benefit partners. Just stop by our booth ahead of time for details.

 

Advisory Board Member Paul W. Bucha (l.) and Veterans Advantage Founder and CEO Scott Higgins (r.) address attendees at the New York Times Travel Show.
Advisory Board Member Paul W. Bucha (l.) and Veterans Advantage Founder and CEO Scott Higgins (r.) address attendees at the New York Times Travel Show.
 
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