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U.S. Travel Association 2023 Travel Deals for Hotels, Getaways and Reward Pts
Up to 60% Off
(Daily thru June 30, 2023, M-F at 1pm ET)
U.S. Travel Association is offering Up to 60% Off Exclusive Travel Deals as listed below. These deals are available June 12 through June 30, 2023 for purchase each weekday Monday-Friday beginning at 1 PM EST (see the deals listed below).
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for finding this deal.
Note, you will have an opportunity to purchase the offers when the offers go on-sale by clicking the "BUY NOW" button while supplies last. Payment must be made immediately using a credit or debit card. Merchant Offers will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Inventory is limited.
Upcoming Offers:
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for finding this deal.
Note, you will have an opportunity to purchase the offers when the offers go on-sale by clicking the "BUY NOW" button while supplies last. Payment must be made immediately using a credit or debit card. Merchant Offers will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Inventory is limited.
Upcoming Offers:
- Wednesday, June 14, 2023
- SeaWorld or Busch Gardens Tickets $60
- Discovery Cove Dolphin Swim Package $225
- Florida 2-Park Ticket $80
- Thursday, June 15, 2023
- Boston Getaway $2250
- Los Angeles Getaway $1750
- Seattle Getaway $1750
- Austin Getaway $1250
- Friday, June 16, 2023
- $100 Marriott Bonvoy eGC $80
- $250 Marriott Bonvoy eGC $200
- $500 Marriott Bonvoy eGC $400
- Monday, June 19, 2023
- 14000 Choice Privileges Points $84
- 28000 Choice Privileges Points $155
- 42000 Choice Priivileges Points $220
- 55000 Choice Privileges Points $285
- Tuesday, June 20, 2023
- The Venetian Resort Las Vegas 3-Night Stay in Grand King $1150
- The Venetian Resort Las Vegas 3-Night Stay in 1 BR Suite $1250
- Wednesday, June 21, 2023
- 1-night at Omni Hotels & Resorts $235
- 2-night Weekend at Omni Hotels & Resorts $175
- 2-night at Omni Hotels & Resorts $335
- 2-night Weekend at Omni Hotels & Resorts $245
- Thursday, June 22, 2023
- 15000 Wyndham Rewards Points $175
- Friday, June 23, 2023
- 10000 Best Western Rewards Points $55
- Monday, June 26, 2023
- 2-Night Getaway at New York $750
- The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas $1750
- Experience the Magic of the Luxor $750
- Skyloft Suite at MGM Grand $2000
- Getaway for 2 to Mandalay Bay $1750
- Tuesday, June 27, 2023
- Universal Express Tickets $449
- Universal Orlando Two 3-Day Tickets $696
- Universal Orlando Resort VIP Experience $2517
- Universal Orlando Vacation Package for 4 $3281
- Wednesday, June 28, 2023
- 3-Night Getaway at Harrah's Las Vegas $800
- 2-Night Parisian Escape in Las Vegas $700
- 2-Night in Reno The Biggest Little City $850
- 3-Night Luxury Getaway at Caesars Palace $1350
- Discover Harrah's Resort SoCal $800
- 2-Nights at Harrah's Atlantic City $500
- Great Smokey Mountains Harrah's Cherokee $800
- Thursday, June 29, 2023
- Escape for 2 to Park MGM $1750
- Stay, Play and Relax at Aria $2000
- A Suite & A Show at Bellagio $2000
- Stay and Play at Excalibur $750
- Friday, June 30, 2023
- 50,000 World of Hyatt Bonus Points $660
- 80,000 World of Hyatt Bonus Points $960
- 30,000 World of Hyatt Bonus Points $396
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- All sales are final and non-transferable and all items are sold as-is. No refunds will be awarded to any offer sold in the Program.
- Review the offer page for the complete terms and conditions.
- See the forum thread for deal discussion and ideas.
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IHG points and Hilton points: I view this as a 10% discount, not enough to risk anything, including devaluation. But, I've had Hilton not charge a resort fee when using points, now it can become a 20% discount, depending on where you stay. Do you research well, per hotel, do the math.
Marriott GC: Since I usually pay with my regular CC, this deal is worth it for me, 20% discount, and I stay at Marriott anyway. I'll get $1000 worth. If you normally use the Marriott CC, then you get a little less points for your stay.
Also "The following Marriott Hotel Brands DO NOT accept Marriott GiftCards: Bulgari®, Design Hotels™, Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy,
The Ritz-Carlton Destination Club®, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection."
Other advice welcome.
The IHG is useless - IHG periodically runs its own $0.005 per point sale so no need to buy into this unless you need it or run into your cap.
Choice can be good if going to Europe but pretty steep
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IHG points and Hilton points: I view this as a 10% discount, not enough to risk anything, including devaluation. But, I've had Hilton not charge a resort fee when using points, now it can become a 20% discount, depending on where you stay. Do you research well, per hotel, do the math.
Marriott GC: Since I usually pay with my regular CC, this deal is worth it for me, 20% discount, and I stay at Marriott anyway. I'll get $1000 worth. If you normally use the Marriott CC, then you get a little less points for your stay.
Also "The following Marriott Hotel Brands DO NOT accept Marriott GiftCards: Bulgari®, Design Hotels™, Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy,
The Ritz-Carlton Destination Club®, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection."
Other advice welcome.
The IHG is useless - IHG periodically runs its own $0.005 per point sale so no need to buy into this unless you need it or run into your cap.
Choice can be good if going to Europe but pretty steep
The IHG is useless - IHG periodically runs its own $0.005 per point sale so no need to buy into this unless you need it or run into your cap.
Choice can be good if going to Europe but pretty steep
The IHG is useless - IHG periodically runs its own $0.005 per point sale so no need to buy into this unless you need it or run into your cap.
Choice can be good if going to Europe but pretty steep
Was never able to get those Hyatt points...
IHG points and Hilton points: I view this as a 10% discount, not enough to risk anything, including devaluation. But, I've had Hilton not charge a resort fee when using points, now it can become a 20% discount, depending on where you stay. Do you research well, per hotel, do the math.
Marriott GC: Since I usually pay with my regular CC, this deal is worth it for me, 20% discount, and I stay at Marriott anyway. I'll get $1000 worth. If you normally use the Marriott CC, then you get a little less points for your stay.
Also "The following Marriott Hotel Brands DO NOT accept Marriott GiftCards: Bulgari®, Design Hotels™, Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy,
The Ritz-Carlton Destination Club®, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection."
Other advice welcome.
Appreciate the insight! Was looking at the Hilton deal, I've never accumulated enough to book anything with points before. Is it pretty straightforward? When checking the app for a stay I was hoping to book for later this summer it said 50,000 points OR $460.98. Are you forced to pay an additional tax out of pocket? Anything hidden I should expect right before final booking when booking with points? Seems like grabbing the points would be a no brainer for a booking like this
If there is additional tax it will show, but booking with points should include the tax. (depends on location/hotel (some countries have a local tax)). Again I'd say book it as long as you can cancel and see what each screen says.
Now, the difference you describe in $ and points looks like a pretty good deal. Assuming this is a standard rewards room (which is good, the lower priced points rooms, not the premium) it is a good deal. Don't know which property you are looking at, but I'd say buy the points and book with points.
$460 seems high for 1 night, also check the government rate (I always book that, they only asked for ID once of my >1000 hilton nights.)
PM me if you have additional questions.
If there is additional tax it will show, but booking with points should include the tax. (depends on location/hotel (some countries have a local tax)). Again I'd say book it as long as you can cancel and see what each screen says.
Now, the difference you describe in $ and points looks like a pretty good deal. Assuming this is a standard rewards room (which is good, the lower priced points rooms, not the premium) it is a good deal. Don't know which property you are looking at, but I'd say buy the points and book with points.
$460 seems high for 1 night, also check the government rate (I always book that, they only asked for ID once of my >1000 hilton nights.)
PM me if you have additional questions.
Super helpful! Thank you! I did a couple screen progressions with a slider of the 5,700 points I had with Hilton and noticed the tax lessened gradually the more points I used. Eventually found I could buy 45,000 points to get to the 50,000 I needed for the room I wanted at the Homewood Suites and there was no tax or anything at all! just a points transaction. Saved a ton! The room rates were definitely high for the date I needed, there's a concert in town, and a city "fair" that entire weekend as well so the prices were inflated across all the hotels. Nice little workaround to save a pretty penny! Thanks again!
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1-night at Omni Hotels & Resorts $235
2-night Weekend at Omni Hotels & Resorts $175
2-night at Omni Hotels & Resorts $335
2-night Weekend at Omni Hotels & Resorts $245"
Does this end up being some sort of credit or do you have to choose the resort ahead of time? (Are only certain locations of these resorts included?)
Just looking for insight on how this deal works and if anyone has opinions on if this is a better deal or buying points is. Thanks!
IHG points and Hilton points: I view this as a 10% discount, not enough to risk anything, including devaluation. But, I've had Hilton not charge a resort fee when using points, now it can become a 20% discount, depending on where you stay. Do you research well, per hotel, do the math.
Marriott GC: Since I usually pay with my regular CC, this deal is worth it for me, 20% discount, and I stay at Marriott anyway. I'll get $1000 worth. If you normally use the Marriott CC, then you get a little less points for your stay.
Also "The following Marriott Hotel Brands DO NOT accept Marriott GiftCards: Bulgari®, Design Hotels™, Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy,
The Ritz-Carlton Destination Club®, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection."
Other advice welcome.
1-night at Omni Hotels & Resorts $235
2-night Weekend at Omni Hotels & Resorts $175
2-night at Omni Hotels & Resorts $335
2-night Weekend at Omni Hotels & Resorts $245"
Does this end up being some sort of credit or do you have to choose the resort ahead of time? (Are only certain locations of these resorts included?)
Just looking for insight on how this deal works and if anyone has opinions on if this is a better deal or buying points is. Thanks!
The certificate is valid for a standard room (single or double occupancy) and applies to room and room tax only for a two (2) night weekend stay. You, as the guest, are responsible for all other charges, incidentals and gratuity.
This offer is only valid at the following locations:
- Omni Charlottesville Hotel, Charlottesville, VA
- Omni Houston Hotel TX
- Omni Severin Hotel, Indianapolis, IN
- Omni Providence Hotel,Rhode Island,RI
Please note this offer expires December 30, 2023.