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News You Can Use – $50 Off Westin Hotels, 2,000 Southwest Points for Hotel Stays, Save 15% at Wyndham, & More!

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    1.   Get $50 Off a $250+ Stay at Westin Hotels With AMEX Offers

    Link:   Starwood Preferred Guest® Credit Card from American Express

    Link:   Starwood Preferred Guest® Business Credit Card from American Express

    Via Deals We Like, you can get $50 off a stay of $250+ at Westin hotels when you pay with targeted AMEX cards.

    Check Your AMEX Account to See If You Were Targeted for $50 Off at Westin Hotels!

    The offer is valid through December 31, 2015.  Log into your AMEX account to check if it’s available for any of your cards.  Read my post to see how to get AMEX offers more than once if it’s listed on more than 1 of your AMEX cards.

    Save on Your Stay at the Westin San Diego Gaslamp Quarter, and Earn Bonus Starwood Points When You Pay With Your AMEX Starwood Card!

    If you recently signed-up for the AMEX Starwood personal or small business card, be sure to check those accounts!  Because you’ll earn 2X Starwood points when you use either card to pay for your stays at Westin hotels, like the Westin San Diego Gaslamp Quarter!

    Terms and Conditions

    This is an easy way to save money if you have a stay at a Westin hotel coming up before the end of this year!

    2.   AMEX Membership Rewards Points to Best Western Ending at the End of 2015

    Via Travel With Grant, you won’t be able to transfer your AMEX Membership Rewards points to Best Western as of January 1, 2016.

    AMEX Membership Rewards Points Transfers to Best Western Will End January 1, 2016

    I’ve written about who might consider using Best Western points.  They have hotels in many small towns across the US, and in a few desirable tourist areas, like the Best Western Plus Anaheim Inn, which is easy walking distance to Disneyland in California.

    If you think you’ll use Best Western points for an upcoming stay, be sure to transfer your points before the end of year!

    3.   Earn up to 2,000 Southwest Points for Upcoming Hotel Stays

    Link:   Southwest 2,000 Bonus Points Promotion

    Link:   Southwest Rapid Rewards® Plus Credit Card

    Link:   Chase Southwest Premier Credit Card

    Via Michael W Travels, you can earn up to 2,000 bonus Southwest points when you register for the promotion and book a hotel stay by September 30, 2015.

    Register for the Promotion and Book a Hotel Stay by September 30, 2015, to Get 2,000 Extra Southwest Points!

    Eligible stays must be completed by December 31, 2015, and there’s no limit to the number of stays you can book.

    You’ll Earn 2,000 Bonus Points for Your 3rd Stay & Any Stays After That!

    You’ll earn:

    To earn the bonus points, you must book your stay on Southwest.com.

    The downside is these bonus points do NOT count toward Southwest elite status or the Southwest Companion Pass, which is best deal in domestic travel!

    But you can earn 2X Southwest points per $1 spent when you pay with your Chase Southwest Plus or Chase Southwest Premier card.  And those points DO count toward Southwest elite status AND the Southwest Companion Pass!

    If you have hotel stays coming up and want to earn extra Southwest points, be sure to book soon to take part in this promotion!

    4.   Get 15% Off at Wyndham Hotels and 200 Wyndham Points When You Pre-Pay

    Link:   Wyndham Pre-Pay Promotion

    Link:   Join Wyndham Rewards

    Link:   Barclays Wyndham Rewards

    When you book early and pre-pay for your stay at Wyndham hotels, you’ll get 15% off the room rate and receive 200 bonus Wyndham points.

    It Pays to Plan Ahead! Save 15% and Get 200 Bonus Wyndham Points If you Book 7 or 21 Days in Advance, Depending on the Hotel

    To take part, you must be a Wyndham Rewards member (free to join!) and book your stay 7 or 21 days in advance, depending on the hotel.

    If you have a business trip, family vacation, or romantic getaway coming up, this is a great way to save money and get some bonus points!

    And remember you’ll earn 5X Wyndham points per $1 you spend at Wyndham hotels when you pay with the Barclays Wyndham Rewards card.

    Let me know which of these deals today is your favorite!

    Also, you’ve got a few days left to win 10,000 airline miles from Golfmiles.  This is only for Million Mile Secrets readers!  And on Saturday, 1 of y’all will win enough Starwood points to save $400+ on your next Starwood Cash & Points stay!

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