Deal Of The Day – March 15, 2013 | Frugal Travel Guy

Deal Of The Day – March 15, 2013

March 15, 2013 - Bryce

Here are our finds for the day. If you’ve got a great fare, mileage run opportunity, promo, new card sign-up offer, or the special twist you figured out on a deal today add it to the comments section of the post to be eligible to win. Just add your “find” (along with your first name, last initial, and airport) to the comments tonight by 11:59pm Eastern to be eligible to win Flyertalk swag. Good Luck and Good Hunting.

If you have an Outlook.com email address, you can get 20% off select Virgin America flights. If you don’t have an account, you can sign up for one for free at outlook.com.

Sail on Royal Caribbean on a 7-night cruise to the Caribbean for $499 per person plus $150 in extras per cabin. There are additional taxes that vary depending on the date.

[Mileage Run] Fly from IAD or DCA to SNA for as low as 3.7 CPM on United.

Through tomorrow you can get a 30% bonus on purchases of Amtrak points.

[Targeted] The Frugal Travel Lawyer was recently targeted by US Airways for a 15,000 bonus for spending $750 on the US Air MasterCard so make sure to check your mail!

Thanks to everyone that submitted a deal / tip, keep them coming!

Chanel Claire

Chanel B. (JFK) – Earn United Mileage Plus Miles by signing up for Bckstgr [400 miles], for clicking an ad [50 miles], for signing up for a health club [2000 miles] and for including them in your social media conversations.
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SungB (SAN) – This is for Alitalia. They are partners with Qantas, Skyteam, etc.

Get 2000 miles for free for signing up.
Get 2000 additional miles on your first flight with Alitalia.
Get 2000 additional miles as a welcome bonus!
Up to 6000 potential miles!

http://www.alitalia.com/EN_EN/millemiglia/news_and_offers/socioMM.aspx

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