Deal of the Day | Frugal Travel Guy

Deal of the Day

December 13, 2011 - FrugalTravelGuy

You can receive a $50 Hertz Check voucher when you buy a $250 Marriott Gift Card. You must enter promo code HERTZ at checkout

Get 5% off any American Airlines vacation! Remember to use code TAKE5

Deals We Like found a $99/night rate at the Radisson Hotel on Lexington in NYC. Rates valid for Dec. 18-23 and 25

You can get 45,000 Delta SkyMiles on their personal and business AMEX cards for a limited time

rharrigill

Couldn't agree more with the recommendation to use AutoSlash. It has saved me $192 on an upcoming trip already!
samuel

I live in seattle and travel 4-6 times a year and wanted to know which airline I should concentrate building miles on. We mainly go to hawaii with occasional trips throughout the us , mexico. rarely trips to asia and europe.

thanks a bunch
Anonymous

The problem with Autoslash is the limited number of rental agencies they use. Can normally get a much lower price through Costco.
doonya

Rick…
I alrady have this card and working towards meeting the 5K spend (a lot harder than I thought)..but my wife also received the solicitation mail from Chase with a promo ID. Her offer is not bad ; 40,000 pts TO START WITH….NO ANNUAL FEE. I figured even if we spend 5K on the card, we would have longer than 3 mths to do that. Thoughts?
InACents

Thanks so much for the article on free car seat rentals. I will add that option to our arsenal of options for some up and coming trips! Having to use two car seats can really add to the cost of renting a vehicle.
easy victor

Autoslash has saved me a lot of money since it's inception. It's the first place I got to when booking a rental.

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