"Bundle" and "package" both mean different items put together and sold as one unit. What is the difference between them in the following sentences?
Starbucks is offering a lunch bundle for busy workers in London.
Can I use "package" here instead?
Turn yourself into a marketable brand with this $19 training package.
Can I use "bundle" here instead?
LSAC also now offers packages at a slight discount that include the LSAT registration fee, CAS fee, and school reports. The two packages are as follows:
Package 1: LSAT (including LSAT Writing), CAS, 1 Law School Report = $430
Package 2: LSAT (including LSAT Writing), CAS, 6 Law School Reports = $650
https://magoosh.com/lsat/2019/how-much-does-the-lsat-cost/
Can I use "bundle" here instead?