All you techies out there will love this coupon code! Priceline is offering 10% off hotels if you book an Express Deal through their mobile app. Use code V5T78SXY at checkout. Deal ends on 7/25/13.
© Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013
All you techies out there will love this coupon code! Priceline is offering 10% off hotels if you book an Express Deal through their mobile app. Use code V5T78SXY at checkout. Deal ends on 7/25/13.
© Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013
Quick! Take advantage of the $49 Southwest Airlines ticket sale before it’s too late! The sale applies to one-way, non-stop tickets. Check the details and book your flight here. Sale ends at 6 pm CST on 6/13/13.
Happy travels!
© Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013
Do you have a Bank of America or Merrill Lynch debit or credit card? If so, you’re in luck! Score FREE admission to select museums nationwide by showing your card. Each cardholder gets one free ticket to over 150 museums nationwide.
Find a list of participating museums here. Date restrictions apply. Check their online calendar before planning your museum outing.
© Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013
Get ready to plan your next adventure!
Megabus is offering $5 tickets to customers during the month of June 2013. Megabus seats are typically pretty cheap, but can be upwards of $40 if you’re traveling on a weekend. This $5 ticket sale is great because it includes Saturday travel!
Read my post about the ins-and-outs of Megabus travel here.
Book your trip through Megabus here.
© Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013
Here’s a great coupon code that I use over and over again! Save 5% on Priceline Express Deals bookings by using the coupon code READYSET5 through 6/3/13. Five percent might not seem like a lot, but it really adds up when booking multiple nights!
Want to learn how to score great deals through Priceline? Check out my previous blog post.
© Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013
With the rising price of gas and airline tickets, many of us can’t afford to travel long distances for vacation. Try the alternative – a staycation. Staycations – just like they sound – are stay at home vacations.
One of my favorite staycations took place last fall. We visited the local zoo, the beach, a maritime museum, a casino, and tried two new restaurants. All of this was accomplished on a budget and using coupon deals.
Check out these money-saving sources when planning your next staycation.
© Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013
Restaurant.com is having another sale! This is a great way to save money on dining during your next vacation. Simply search by city to find participating eateries.
Deals
They’re currently offering a $25 gift certificate for $5.
Learn more
Learn the ins-and-outs of Restaurant.com certificates on my blog, https://travelingsaver.wordpress.com/2012/02/22/restaurant-com/
Details
The discounted dining certificates are $5 until May 3, 2013. Use the code CINCO at checkout.
Visit http://www.restaurant.com/ to search for certificates.
©Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013
Although nearly every hotel and restaurant mentioned in Travel + Leisure magazine is out of my price range, I subscribe to the publication for a reason – I enjoy making these fancy-smanchy destinations a reality by searching out deals on my own. The magazine definitely caters to the upper-class tourist, but the destinations highlighted in each issue are reachable if you are budget savvy!
See if you qualify for a free subscription to Travel + Leisure magazine by clicking here.
© Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013
There’s a new, easy way to follow Traveling Saver – become a fan on Facebook!
Fans will receive up-to-date information on hotel deals, promo codes, and more!
Please forward this information to anyone interested in traveling for less.
© Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013
My husband and I share a love for America’s beautiful and unique national parks. The National Park Service manages 401 (and counting) parks all over the US. These places range from flagship parks such as Yellowstone and Great Smoky Mountains to gems such as Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas – the smallest national park in the system!
While a handful of National Park Service properties are free, most charge admission. I’ve paid anything from a few dollars up to $25 at Yellowstone. Great news for fellow park enthusiasts – admission fees to all parks will be waived from April 22-26, 2013 in honor of National Park Week.
Find your national parks at: http://www.nps.gov/
© Jessica Leigh Rosier 2013