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$50 Gift Card & 1,000 Points With Best Western Promotion

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    Planning to stay at a Best Western hotel this summer?  You can earn a $50 Best Western gift card for every 2 separate stays from May 23, 2016, through August 28, 2016.

    And you’ll earn 1,000 bonus Best Western points per stay when you book online or through Best Western’s mobile site or app during the same timeframe.

    Earn a $50 Best Western Gift Card for Every 2 Separate Stays This Summer! Take a Summer Road Trip to Glacier National Park and Stay at the Best Western Plus Flathead Lake!

    Here are the details!

    Earn $50 Best Western Gift Cards and Bonus Points This Summer

    Link:   Best Western $50 Gift Card and 1,000 Bonus Points Promotion

    You’ll also earn 1,000 bonus Best Western points per stay when you book at BestWestern.com or the Best Western To Go mobile app for stays during the same timeframe.  There’s no limit to the number of bonus points you can earn.

    Note:  A “stay” is over when you check-out.  It’s NOT the same as the number of nights.

    Best Western doesn’t have an award chart, so make a test reservation. Or use Award Mapper to see prices.

    This deal might be useful for a summer road trip.  Here’s how to save time planning your next road trip!

    How Long Will It Take to Get Your Gift Card?

    They’ll email your gift card 2 to 3 weeks after your 2nd stay.  So make sure your they have your current email address!

    Need More Best Western Points?

    With the Best Western Rewards MasterCard you can get up to 70,000 Best Western points after completing the minimum spending.  But first read my post about whether it’s a good deal!

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