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Deal of the Day: Free Trips, 75k Membership Rewards, and More!

Posted by FrugalTravelGuy Wednesday, February 29, 2012, No Comments

You can get $50 off JetBlue vacations when you use code: LEAP50American Express is giving a very generous 75,000 point bonus on The Business Gold Rewards Card from American Express OPEN. There is a hefty $10,000 spend within four months, however. This offer is for today only! If you’re on the Hot Deal list you received a notification earlier this morning. Subscribe using the button on the left if you’re not on the list already.

You can enter to win a trip to Morocco from West Elm. Value of the trip is ~$15,000!

KLM is giving away a trip for two to Amsterdam.

Here is this week’s Top 20 from Travel Zoo

For our friends to the North: BA & RBC are launching a new card tomorrow … the RBC® British Airways Visa Infinite Card.

New cardholders approved between March 1 through May 31, 2012, can earn up to 50,000 Avios to use towards a Reward Ticket on British Airways and oneworld® partners, and a Companion Award Voucher when they spend $30,000 CAD in a calendar year. The card also offers more ways to earn on everyday spend and double Avios on BA and BA Holiday spend. Cardholders can also redeem Avios on oneworld partners, BA Holidays, and hotel and car partners. The card provides security when traveling abroad with its 31-day Out of Country/Province Emergency Medical Insurance.

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