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What's up,

So here is what I am thinking, lets go to Costa Rica Dec 26ish till after New Years. I found a beach front jungle villa available for $286.00 per night (https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/311030?guests=10&adults=10&s=vm1ga8oZ&check_in=2017-12-26&check_out=2018-01-03). If we had 10 people it would be around $250 per person for 8 nights including cleaning and service fee's.

Looks like the fights range from 600 to 1200 round trip.

I'm open to any suggestion, I just wanted to get the ball rolling to see if a group trip is possible. It doesn't even need to be Costa Rica, I just wanted to go to a beach. What does everyone think?

Kenny
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