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Up to 2 Free Rental Days With Hertz After 1 Rental (Targeted) and Best Western Unveils Their Summer Promotion!

  • Jason Stauffer

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    Jason:   Happy Monday!  Some folks got this week started off right with a targeted offer from Hertz (check your email to see if you qualify).

    1.   Earn Up to 2 Free Weekend Rental Days After 1 Hertz Rental (Targeted)!

    If you’re signed up for Hertz Gold Plus Rewards then you’ll want to check your email.  Points With a Crew shared a potentially good offer to earn 1,100 Hertz points after 1 full-day paid rental!

    To get the full bonus you’ll need to complete the rental by June 30, 2018.  You’ll only earn 550 Hertz points if your qualifying rental is picked up at a participating airport location.  To earn the full 1,100 Hertz points, you’ll need to rent from a non-airport location.

    Before You Hit the Road With Your Next Car Rental, Check to Make Sure You Weren’t Targeted for This Hertz Promotion

    Free weekend rental days with Hertz start at 550 points.  So this promotion could get you 2 free weekend rental days.

    If you’re targeted, this is a nice deal.  But the lower weekend rental day award price (550 Hertz points) is only for Standard Rewards rental days.  And the AnyDay Rewards price is 1,100 Hertz points per rental day.  I don’t know how generous Hertz is with their Standard Rewards.  But if they’re hard to come by, this deal could end up only being good for 1 weekend rental day.

    2.   Best Western $20 Gift Card & 2,000 Bonus Points Promotion!

    Link:   Best Western Summer Promotion

    Between May 21 and September 3, 2018, Best Western Rewards members will earn a $20 Best Western electronic gift card after their first stay.  And you can earn 2,000 Best Western points for every additional stay during the promotion period.

    You must register before your first stay.  The $20 gift card expires a minimum of 120 days after it’s issued.  The expiration date will be printed on the gift card.

    Best Western award nights are 8,000 to 36,000 Best Western points a night.  So if you’ve got a bunch of 1-night stays coming up this summer, you might be able to easily collect enough points for a free night.  But I wouldn’t suggest changing your plans to take advantage of this deal.

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