Car Rental Discounts Available through CouponSnapshot
CouponSnapshot compiles online coupons, deals and special offers from thousands of merchants, and partners with Hotels.com, Marriott, Enterprise, CheapOair, Avis, Budget, Expedia, Priceline, Orbitz and Travelocity, among many others.
CouponSnapshot, a website designed to help consumers save money when shopping online, offers spring 2012 travel discounts from flying deals to car rental and full vacation packages.
According to a Jan. 31 press release, travelers in need of a rental car can save up to 50% off Budget rentals and up to 30% off Avis weekend rentals until December 2012.
Meanwhile, when booking travel with Expedia through CouponSnapshot, consumers can save 30% on their destination vacations or up to 75% off vacation packages. Orbitz offers travelers the opportunity to save $100 on trips to Mexico, the Caribbean or Hawaii vacation packages. As another option, Travelocity offers 20% off stays booked by March 15.
Depending on the destination, travelers can also cash in on special perks such as complimentary buffet breakfast meals with their Wynn Las Vegas hotel stay or breakfast plus 25% off spa therapies at Marriott resorts in Cancun. When shopping with Irv's Luggage, shoppers can save up to 70% off on a travel tote.
CouponSnapshot compiles online coupons, deals and special offers from thousands of merchants, and partners with Hotels.com, Marriott, Enterprise, CheapOair, Avis, Budget, Expedia, Priceline, Orbitz and Travelocity, among many others. Travel deals are available for dollars-off as well as percent-off discounts.
Those looking to book spring travel arrangements should check out CouponSnapshot's Travel Deals Page: http://www.couponsnapshot.com/category-Travel-coupons-deals-24.html
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