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AARP Rewards Online Community Travel Contest 2024
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AARP Rewards Online Community Travel Contest 2024
Share your travel tales and strategies for maximizing rewards in our AARP Rewards Online Community Travel Contest 2024! Whether you're road-tripping or jet-setting, AARP Rewards have you covered. Share your tips and triumphs for making the most of your rewards while exploring cities and beyond for a chance to win one of four $100 Rewards gift cards!
Post here to enter today! Contest runs through August 18, 2024, see rules here: https://community.aarp.org/t5/AARP-Rewards-Connect/AARP-Rewards-Online-Community-Travel-Contest-2024...
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After taking a course here and there, changing my major three times, working a full time job, AND raising two children, at the age of 40, I was finally close to earning a Bachelor's degree. My final class was a "Study Abroad" to England. A fabulous experience, but I was much older than my classmates. We had long three-day weekends to travel more. The others chose to go to places I was not particularly interested in, (Amsterdam?)! I chose to fly to Dublin and another weekend, rode the "Chunnel?" to Paris. All by myself. Paris was overwhelming as my French speaking is not very good. I stayed on four different tour busses, with recorded English tour guides. One of my favorite life experiences!
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My first trip to Ireland, I was so excited as my grandmother had immigrated from. County Galway to Boston on the Cunard lines in the late 1800's. We stopped in Cobh and I saw a sign that said Cunard ... Everyone on our tour went to the Titantic exhibit ... I walked toward the Cunard sign. It was the original terminal for ships departing (to Boston). Original Ship manifests were in the museum and I was able to look up my grandmother's name ... THERE
IT WAS! It was a chilling experience... I walked down the runway for 3rd class passengers ... I was walking in her footprints! I felt so close to her and all my relatives that had passed ... cheering me on! It was pure love!
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As an avid traveler and AARP member with a family of three, including a child under 5, I’ve discovered several strategies to maximize our rewards and enhance our travel experiences. Here’s how we make the most of our AARP membership:
1. Combining memberships: We stack our AARP membership with Hilton Honors status and credit card rewards for maximum savings and perks.
2. Direct hotel bookings: Booking directly with hotels using our AARP account number consistently secures the best rates.
3. Car rentals: AARP discounts on rental cars are perfect for our family road trips.
4. AARP app for local exploration: We’ve used this in St. Louis to find family-friendly activities and deals.
5. Rakuten integration: We use Rakuten with our AARP membership for additional cashback.
6. Early booking discounts: Taking advantage of AARP member savings when booking early at Hilton resorts.
7. On-property credits: We look for special offers like the “Make My Stay” package for resort credits.
8. Instant Hilton Honors Silver status: This gives us 20% bonus points on stays.
9. Refillable water bottle: We always carry one to take advantage of free refill stations.
During our Missouri trip in June, we utilized AARP’s resources and GPT/AI assistance to enhance our experience.
Remember, AARP isn’t just for retirees—it’s a valuable resource for travelers of all ages, especially families like ours looking to maximize adventures and savings!
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Definitely pack lightly! I always travel with black slacks (or skirts, or leggings), black or white tops, and then a colorful sweater, cardi, pullover, whatever. That way everything mixes and matches, and I don't need to pack a whole lot. And remember a raincoat - if you don't pack one, it will rain. If you do pack one, it's less likely to rain. Works every time!
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Vacation? I haven’t taken a vacation since 1990 when my daughter was born. Those 20 days went by way too fast. I obviously won’t win this contest, but if I did, I hope the gift card can be used on food or other necessities. I’m tired of eating Ramen, macaroni & cheese, tomato soup and tuna. Maybe I could splurge on a pound of hamburger or some hot dogs. Or, I could possibly afford to occasionally lower my A/C down from 83 to 82.
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We always try and book air and hotels as soon as flights or hotels become available. 330 days out for most airlines and 11 months out for most hotel chains. Then you get best selections on inventory and seating, besides lower pricing (that can be adjusted later if going lower) Plus you have plenty of time to change or cancel plans also. The airlines most likely change flights being 330 days out, thus you secure the cheaper flights, then when airlines change schedules, you can select any flights, with no extra costs.
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