Deal of the Day | Frugal Travel Guy

Deal of the Day

January 11, 2012 - FrugalTravelGuy

Frequent Miler has a great post on how to maximize points at Amazonby using category bonuses on various cards![Targeted]The Man of a Thousand Places has found a possible deal for up to $300 cash backfor opening up a small business checking account at your local Capital One branch.You can stay at The Woodstock Inn in Vermont from $129/night through most of April. If you don’t have a JetSetter account, you can sign up here.

You can earn triple points at Club Carlson hotels between now and Mar. 16!

TripAlertz is still giving away $5 to every person that you invite. You can use my link or one of the links in the comments if you don’t have an account.

Here is this week’s Top 20 from Travel Zoo

Stacey Segal

Why would you go to Sydney to get to Palau though? If you were in Sydney already, this might make sense, but going from North America to Sydney to get to Palau is crazy.
FrugalTravelGuy

Stacey: Andrew lives in Australia
Roman Tours

Wow awesome post.

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