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Use These 2 Hotel Promotions Together for Big Savings

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    Via Loyalty Traveler, Best Western is having a couple of promotions that are worth a look!

    You’ll earn 2X Best Western points at every hotel for every stay through November 30, 2017.  And you can reserve a free night at ANY Best Western in North America for 10,000 Best Western points between November 1, 2017, and January 31, 2018!

    But to get in on the deal, you must register before your first stay.

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    Best Western has announced 2 promotions that complement each other well!

    Once you register for the promotion, you’ll earn 2X points for every Best Western stay through November 30, 2017.  And while most folks probably don’t get too excited about Best Western points, you’ll get an increased value from them this holiday season!

    Between November 1, 2017, and January 31, 2018, you can reserve ANY Best Western hotel for just 10,000 Best Western points per night!  That’s a big deal, because Best Western hotels can cost as much as 36,000 points per night.

    For example, the Resort at The Mountain in Oregon costs for 36,000 Best Western points per night.  So with this promotion, you’ll get a 26,000 point discount!

    The Resort at The Mountain Is Located Near Mount Hood in Northwestern Oregon

    Is This a Good Deal?

    You’ll always get 10 Best Western points per $1 when reserving a stay at Best Western.  So this first promotion doubles that earning to 20 points per $1.  That’s a good earning rate, and you’ll earn a free night at any Best Western between November 1, 2017, and January 31, 2018, after spending $500 ($500 X 20 points per $1 = 10,000 points).

    If you have an upcoming Best Western stay, you should definitely take advantage of this promotion!  If you don’t have an upcoming Best Western stay, there are other really great promotions you should consider, too.  For example, if you’re new to Rocketmiles, you have the opportunity to earn 30,000 miles per night on your first stay!  And the IHG Accelerate promotion could earn you tens of thousands of points for little effort.

    Bottom Line

    Best Western is having 2 promotions!

    You’ll earn 2X Best Western points (20 points per $1) on Best Western stays through November 30, 2017.  And you can reserve free nights at ANY Best Western in North America for 10,000 Best Western points between November 1, 2017, and January 31, 2018!

    But you must register for the promotion before your first stay.

    If you stay at Best Western anyway, this deal is a no-brainer.  Especially because free nights can cost up to 36,000 points!  However, I recommend taking a look at other hotel promotions instead.

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