All-You-Can-Fly Ticket for Norway This Summer and the End of the 3% Everywhere Offer!

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Here’s a round-up of today’s news.  In case you missed it earlier, we also wrote about an increased 50,000 mile offer and an interesting alternate offer for the new Chase Marriott card.

1.   Unlimited Flights All Over Norway This Summer!

Link:   Widerøe Explore Norway Ticket

Via, One Mile at a Time, Widerøe Airlines is offering their annual Explore Norway ticket this summer.  For one price, you’ll be able to fly within Norway as much as you want!  This could be a cheap way to visit every nook and cranny of the country.

Each Explore Norway Ticket is valid for 2 weeks of travel between July 1 and August 31, 2018.  And you can add an additional week for $255.

The initial price you pay will depend on where you want to travel in Norway.  They divide the country into 3 separate zones.  And you can pay for a pass to travel within any number of the zones or the entire country.

You can fly as much as you want, but not more than 4 times between the same city pairs.  And you can book up to 2 hours before departure.  Except for the first flight, you can change your itinerary within the travel period.  And the ticket is non-refundable after your first flight is booked.

2.   3% Chase Freedom Unlimited Offer Is Dead

A few weeks ago, Chase introduced an offer on the Chase Freedom Unlimited card for 3% cash back on all purchases for the first year.  But now, as quietly as it came, it is gone.

It has been replaced by the standard Chase Freedom Unlimited sign-up bonus of $150 cash back (15,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points) after spending $500 on purchases within the first 3 months of account opening.

This is really unfortunate for folks who had product changed their Chase Freedom Unlimited into a Chase Freedom in hopes of applying for the 3% cash back for the first year offer and weren’t able to apply in time.

But who knows, maybe the deal will come back.  If you don’t want to miss the deal if it does come around again, then subscribe to our email newsletter!