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$69 Flights to Iceland, and a Couple of Stay-Twice-Earn-a-Free-Night Hotel Promotions!

  • Jason Stauffer

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    Jason:  Today brought us a potentially nice flight sale and a couple of opportunities to earn a free hotel night!

    1.   $69 WOW Air One-Way Flights to Iceland

    Link:   WOW Air Fare Sale

    WOW Air is selling $69 one-way flights to Iceland from 13 US cities including the West Coast (Los Angeles & San Francisco)!  The fare is valid for travel from May 1 to June 20, 2018, and September 1 to October 27, 2018.

    Getting to Iceland Won’t Get Much Cheaper Than This WOW Air Sale!

    There is no advertised end date to this sale.  So when the fares sell out, they’re gone.  If you want to take advantage of this deal, I wouldn’t wait to book it.

    The $69 fares are only good on round-trip tickets.  And the return flight will be more than $69, so be sure to add that into the cost, as well as WOW Air’s extra fees for just about everything.

    2.  Wyndham Stay Twice Get a Free Night

    Link:   Wyndham Stay Twice Earn 15,000 Points Promotion

    Wyndham has nice promotion where you can earn 15,000 Wyndham points after only 2 stays with the chain!  Every Wyndham hotel costs only 15,000 points for an award night.  So you could make two 1-night stays at a cheap Wyndham hotel, and then book a free award night at one of their all-inclusive resorts!

    15,000 Wyndham Points Will Get You a Free Night at Any Wyndham Hotel, Including Their All-Inclusive Resorts Like the Viva Wyndham Fortuna Beach!

    If you partner up with a friend or spouse, you could end up with a cheap weekend away.

    You’ll need to register by June 30, 2018, and complete your 2 stays by July 1, 2018.  Blackout dates and other restrictions apply.  And be sure to register before you complete your first stay.

    3.  Marriott Stay Twice Get a Free Night (New Members Only)

    Link:   Marriott Stay Twice Get a Free Night (New Members Only) Promotion

    If you don’t have a Marriott account, or if you have a friend, co-worker, or spouse who hasn’t joined yet, this is a nice deal.

    You can earn a free night at a category 1 to 5 Marriott hotel after only 2 paid stays.  All you have to do is sign-up for a Marriott account through this link and complete your stays by August 28, 2018.  This promotion lines up nicely with the summer travel season.  So it could be very easy to meet the requirements.

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