Airport to City Rentals with Avis from $9.99 by Sam Helmy November 14, 2017 45 Avis has introduced a new one-way car rental promo from airports to cities across the US for as little as $9.99 per rental. With this promotion, you can pick up a car from the airport and drop it off downtown, or pick it up downtown and drop it off at the airport. Although this does have some limitations, including restrictions on travel days and locations, if the stars align, you could save a significant amount of money with a rental versus Uber/Lyft or a Taxi. This promotion is clearly targeted at the leisure/weekend traveler, and we like it!
Introducing Award Travel 101 – AwardWallet’s Official Facebook Community by Howie Rappaport November 10, 2017 59 Introducing Award Travel 101™, AwardWallet's Official Facebook Community. Award Travel 101™ is a community focused on a single goal: helping members achieve their travel dreams by maximizing reward programs.
No-Fee Uber Visa Card – up to 5% Uber Cash by Sam Helmy November 2, 2017 55 Barclays has overhauled its co-brand Uber Visa Card, revamping the bonus categories and changing the rewards the card earns from straight cash back to Uber Cash. Catch our review of the card for all the details.
How to Replace Non-Compliant State ID’s Affected by the Real ID Act by Jess Farley October 27, 2017 19 Starting October 20, 2018, residents of states impacted by the Real ID Act will need to update their identification to a TSA approved ID to fly any commercial flight, domestic or international. The states involved have all failed to issue a drivers license or state ID that is compliant with the Real ID Act. Who knows if this revised date will stick, but it is something to be aware of.
Enhanced Security Measures Implemented on US Bound Flights by Sam Helmy October 27, 2017 18 This year aviation security has been dominated by the US Electronics Travel Ban, which came to an end last July. As of Thursday, October 25, 2017, new security procedures have been implemented globally on all flights heading to the US. Airlines that fail to comply with the new security screening procedures fully will face a return of the electronics ban.
