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Round-Trip Fares to Europe for Under $300, Negative Changes Coming to This Amazing Card, and $50 Back on $200+ in Hotel Bookings

  • Jason Stauffer

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    Jason:   There are some cheap fares to share with you today!  I don’t expect these to last long.  So if you’ve already missed the deals, be sure to follow us on Twitter and Facebook, so you don’t have to miss the next one!

    1.   Unbelievable $263 San Francisco to London Fare & Other Cheap Tickets From the US to Europe!

    Via God Save the Points, there are some incredibly cheap fares to Europe.

    You’ll have to look up these fares on Google Flights.  And it looks like the best deals are from September to December 2018, on United Airlines, Swiss, Icelandair, and Iberia.

    You’ll Have a Hard Time Getting to Europe and Back for Cheaper Prices Than These!

    But, thankfully, God Save the Points did a great job creating some handy Google Flights links to the best deals!  The lowest fares seem to be on Icelandair to London, including this $263 round-trip flight which includes a carry-on bag and seat selection!

    But you can also grab some sweet deals to Paris or London from these cities:

    If you jump on any of these deals, remember Icelandair allows free stopovers in Iceland!

    2.   AMEX Offer $50 Back on a $200 Hotel Booking

    Link:   Tripfuel.com AMEX Offer

    AMEX Offers are a fantastic way to save money on everyday purchases.  They’re targeted statement credits or bonus points that only folks with American Express cards receive, for things like shopping, travel, and dining.

    There is an AMEX Offer for a $50 statement credit if you spend $200+ on 1 or more hotel bookings through Tripfuel.com/amexoffer.

    The offer is valid until November 14, 2018, and once you add the offer to your card you’ll have to book through this link.

    You Could Save a Bunch on Your Next Hotel Stay With This Offer!

    Don’t forget that when you book through a 3rd-party site, like Tripfuel, you won’t earn elite night credits, hotel points, or be able to take advantage of hotel elite status benefits (typically).

    AMEX Offers are targeted, so check your American Express cards to see if you’re eligible!

    3.   Alaska Airlines Award Sale Starting at 5,000 Alaska Airlines Miles!

    Link:   Alaska Mileage Plan Award Sale

    Alaska Airlines is having an award sale on 6 routes, starting at 5,000 Alaska Airlines miles!  You must book by 11:59 PM Pacific Time on May 24, 2018.  The deal is valid for travel between September 5 and November 7, 2018.  Restrictions and blackout dates apply.

    You can fly for the following prices on these flights:

    Depending on where you’re flying, you can save a bunch of miles!  For example, a flight from Pittsburgh to Seattle normally costs 12,500 miles.  And Seattle to Dallas normally costs 10,000 miles.

    4.   Confirmed:  Changes Coming to the Chase Sapphire Reserve Card in August

    The rumored negative changes coming to the Chase Sapphire Reserve card have been confirmed.  Today, Chase sent an email out to cardholders confirming that as of August 26, 2018, the following benefits will change:

    The biggest change here is limiting your Priority Pass guest privileges to only 2 people.  That’s going to hurt folks who used it for family travel.  But it should, hopefully, lead to less crowding in Priority Pass lounges.

    And don’t forget, you can still add authorized users to  your Chase Sapphire Reserve for $75, and they’ll get their own Priority Pass membership and the ability to bring 2 guests!

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