Link your Marriott account to other social media and get bonus points for it!
All week different opportunities have arisen but here's the newest!
Link your Twitter to Marriott and get 250 Marriott points by clicking here. Use the same link to connect to Instagram for another 250 and another 250 to Facebook!
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Link here by 8pmEDT to get another 1000 Marriott points!
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Sunday, 22 October 2017
Tuesday, 17 October 2017
Rocketmiles--How To Get 1K Airline Points Free AND Thousands MORE Free Airline Points!
Rocketmiles is a website that allows you to book hotels and acquire airline points through doing so. There are about 59 airline point systems, as well as Amazon gift cards and Uber points--you can choose to have your points go to any of the airlines through Rocketmiles.
Sign up using your email address, pick your dates and location, see how many points you can get for any one property, and make your booking. After your stay is complete, you'll earn the points!
Use this link to get started and get a free 1K points for your choice of airline miles after your first stay is complete!
Sign up using your email address, pick your dates and location, see how many points you can get for any one property, and make your booking. After your stay is complete, you'll earn the points!
Use this link to get started and get a free 1K points for your choice of airline miles after your first stay is complete!
Sunwing 50% Off Second Seat Sale--Is It Worth It?
Since last week (and for THREE more days--ends October 20th), Sunwing has been having a sale--buy one flight only ticket with Sunwing and get the second base fare at 50% off. Click here to go to the Sunwing page.
It's not a bad deal in fact, especially if you're looking to book a vacation during peak times and haven't done so yet.
Only problem is they're a charter, only fly out once a day, and depending on the route, may only fly out a few times a week at most. That means, if they end up cancelling a flight, they won't rebook you until the next time they fly and you're stuck wherever the cancelled flight occurred. If you have a deadline and must be somewhere, I'd never fly a charter airline.
Unlike a regular airline, charter airliners like Air Transat and Sunwing in Canada, and Spirit and Frontier in the US will not do what needs to be done to get you to your destination in good time--regular airlines will either get you out on the next flight with that airline or will fly you out with a competitor to get you to where you're going.
So if you have flexibility in your schedule, you may want to take your chances; otherwise stay away from charter airlines!!
It's not a bad deal in fact, especially if you're looking to book a vacation during peak times and haven't done so yet.
Only problem is they're a charter, only fly out once a day, and depending on the route, may only fly out a few times a week at most. That means, if they end up cancelling a flight, they won't rebook you until the next time they fly and you're stuck wherever the cancelled flight occurred. If you have a deadline and must be somewhere, I'd never fly a charter airline.
Unlike a regular airline, charter airliners like Air Transat and Sunwing in Canada, and Spirit and Frontier in the US will not do what needs to be done to get you to your destination in good time--regular airlines will either get you out on the next flight with that airline or will fly you out with a competitor to get you to where you're going.
So if you have flexibility in your schedule, you may want to take your chances; otherwise stay away from charter airlines!!
Monday, 16 October 2017
Toronto to Lima For As Low as $380 CDN Taxes In!
Flying from Toronto to Lima has never been cheaper (perhaps)! Depending on how flexible you are, you can get tickets on select dates from October to March from $380 taxes in! You need to fly Delta and make two stops along the journey though, but if that's "too much" for you, Aeromexico has flight for around $476, and Air Canada for $544!
Here's a link for flights from February 27-March 8th on a Google Flight search. Click on the date to have a monthly calendar open that gives you the prices daily for departure and return.
Sunday, 15 October 2017
THREE HOURS LEFT To Acquire The Highest Welcome Bonus PLUS A 30% Bonus Transfer to United Miles, Free Week Stay At A Marriott!
United Airlines is offering a 30% bonus (up to 25K bonus United miles) for transferring points from most hotel point programs to theirs until November 30th! Choice Privilege points (eww) and Club Carlson are at a different rate, but SPG (Starwood Preferred Guests) transfers to United will give you the best rate I've ever seen.
You can apply for the 25K SPG Welcome bonus for either the AMEX SPG personal card or SPG Business card by clicking on the pics above. Spend $1500 in 3 months and earn a welcome bonus of 25K points--the deal ends in THREE days (October 18th)!
United Airline points are a very valuable commodity as United doesn't charge fuel surcharges, so you can get intercontinental flights, such as Toronto to Tel-Aviv on Air Canada, using United miles without paying fuel surcharges, saving you around $750 per ticket (I've seen a surcharge as high as $775 for that destination).
If you can accumulate as much as 90K SPG points before November 30th, you can call the Marriott Miles & Nights program at 1-800-321-7396 and transfer them into 270K Marriott miles and then from that they can turn them into 157K United Miles (up to 30% bonus up to 25K United miles --regularly you'd get 132K United miles) and a category 1-5, 7 night stay certificate at a Marriott good for 1 year from issue. You can extend it once for one more year. That means you are saving 150K Marriott (50K SPG) miles if you would use the certificate at a category 5 hotel. This includes Residence Inns and TownePlace Suites with full kitchens as well as any of the other Marriott properties around the world. We still don't know if and when Marriott will allow their certificates to be used interchangeably with SPGs, at least up to a certain category number. As SPG points are triple in value to Marriott and can be exchanged easily at no cost after merging your Marriott and SPG account online. Some agents at Marriott will allow you to turn the certificate into 45K Marriott (15K SPG) but that's only if you get the right agent, REALLY don't think you'll use the certificate, and book a hotel with it and then cancel--then they may agree to it.
Even if you don't have 90K SPG, perhaps you could...since you can also combine your SPG points with a spouse or whoever shares the same address as you). If all you and a fellow address sharer have Marriott points and you first switch them to SPG, then you can combine them in that way.
You can also switch SPG to United at a 30% bonus without getting a certificate at smaller amounts than that. Call them and tell them how many you'd like to transfer, but the magic number of 90K SPG points are what get you the certificate bonus!
Monday, 9 October 2017
Is The New AMEX Cobalt Worth It?
The New AMEX Cobalt credit card is a unique card. It charges a MONTHLY fee of $10 instead of an annual fee, a first in the industry.
It's currently offering up to 40K Membership Reward (MR) points. Spend $1500 in the first three months and receive 10K points. They expect you to spend $500 a month to receive a bonus of 2500 MR points each month for the first year. It offers more 5 points per dollar for restaurant, bars, and cafe transactions, double points on travel and transit, and 1 point for all other transactions.
If you are interested in a card that is uniform, in giving the same reward, no matter what the transaction, this card is complex and not the card for you. To think, you need to watch your spending every month for a full year to get the full welcome bonus?
I'm not a fan of this new product. It's hard enough to find merchants that accept AMEX, much less be watching your spending so carefully...
IF you are looking for the two best points systems AND best welcome bonuses around, see my next post by clicking here.
It's currently offering up to 40K Membership Reward (MR) points. Spend $1500 in the first three months and receive 10K points. They expect you to spend $500 a month to receive a bonus of 2500 MR points each month for the first year. It offers more 5 points per dollar for restaurant, bars, and cafe transactions, double points on travel and transit, and 1 point for all other transactions.
If you are interested in a card that is uniform, in giving the same reward, no matter what the transaction, this card is complex and not the card for you. To think, you need to watch your spending every month for a full year to get the full welcome bonus?
I'm not a fan of this new product. It's hard enough to find merchants that accept AMEX, much less be watching your spending so carefully...
IF you are looking for the two best points systems AND best welcome bonuses around, see my next post by clicking here.
Tuesday, 12 September 2017
HOT! Fly YYZ-TLV Return for $347-$527CDN!!
Sorry, not as hot as the Air Canada price glitch but nonetheless, still HOT!
Fly WOW Airlines, stopping over in Reykjavik (the hub) for $347CDN taxes in with NO luggage (a small carry such as a purse or laptop bag are free) and $527 with luggage. You need to book one-way out of Toronto (in CDN$) and then back from Tel-Aviv is USD$ to get the low price.
Best way to search down a flight is the Matrix--UPDATE--not working well--use GoogleFlights--click here to get to it. I'm finding dates out of Toronto on some Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays for $200 (for those who would travel on a Friday).
Coming back, flights are $119.99USD! You must change the currency to USD though as I find it defaults onto Canadian dollars (must know I'm in Canada).
You can use this link for a date in January that I've set to USD if you wish or just change it from CAD to USD in the website address when Google or the Matrix takes you to the WOW page. Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays out of Tel-Aviv for that price.
Book before they're gone!! Don't hesitate or you'll be sorry!
Fly WOW Airlines, stopping over in Reykjavik (the hub) for $347CDN taxes in with NO luggage (a small carry such as a purse or laptop bag are free) and $527 with luggage. You need to book one-way out of Toronto (in CDN$) and then back from Tel-Aviv is USD$ to get the low price.
Best way to search down a flight is the Matrix--UPDATE--not working well--use GoogleFlights--click here to get to it. I'm finding dates out of Toronto on some Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays for $200 (for those who would travel on a Friday).
Coming back, flights are $119.99USD! You must change the currency to USD though as I find it defaults onto Canadian dollars (must know I'm in Canada).
You can use this link for a date in January that I've set to USD if you wish or just change it from CAD to USD in the website address when Google or the Matrix takes you to the WOW page. Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays out of Tel-Aviv for that price.
Book before they're gone!! Don't hesitate or you'll be sorry!
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