Radisson is celebrating their 50th Anniversary!! And do you know how they are celebrating? By giving away 50 one-night stays, every day f0r 50 days! Yeppers, and you can win one of those free nights stay right here on A Cowboy’s Wife! Yeehaw!! (p.s. if you wanna enter to win an Aaron Rodgers autographed football & $50 amex gift card, go here to my other giveaway)
Some of the most beautiful & amazing Radisson Hotels are in other countries. Check out this awesome aquarium inside a Radisson Hotel.
Seriously, look at how huge it is. See the people standing at the bottom and at the top. CRAZY! There are also some beautiful, luxurious Radisson Hotels here in America. I love the one in Chicago!
Okay, I know you’re ready to enter this special giveaway so I’ll get to it!
THE PRIZE
One lucky winner will receive a free night voucher, valid for one free night, standard room, double occupancy at any North American Radisson Blu or Radisson hotel of the winner’s choice. The voucher expires one year after issue date. The full terms and conditions are located on the room night voucher.
It’s a fantastic prize!!
HOW TO ENTER
Leave a comment here on this post telling us your best travel tip! You may do this daily. Just make sure your tip is different each time.
BONUS ENTRY!! Visit Radisson’s website, come back here and tell me which property you would like to stay at! You may do this only once.
While it’s not required, it would be greatly appreciated if you would ‘Like’ Radisson on Facebook. They were generous enough to allow me to offer this giveaway afterall.
THE WINNER
Giveaway ends on December 2, 2012. The winner will be notified by a representative on behalf of Radisson, as well as myself.
Again, the vouchers can only be redeemed within North America and have a one year expiration date as well as other terms and conditions that may apply. If you want more chances to win, visit their Facebook page and enter every week until December 3rd. Good luck!
Disclosure: In return for hosting this giveaway, I have been given free nights at the Radisson. All opinions are my own, always.
Jacob says
If possible, try to travel mid-week. You can usually get better flight prices and a lot of attractions will be less busy than on weekends!
Bill says
My travel tip is sign up with airline frequent flyer accounts – the points will add up quickly and before
You know it all or most of your flights will be free
Venetia says
My travel tip is to get credit cards that offer double rewards on travel and dining -
Gena says
Whenever you travel go check out local real estate agents, they often have free tickets to stuff as promotions. That’s how I got free tickets to Sandia Peak in Albuquerque
Mami2jcn says
My tip is to take advantage of frequent flyer programs.
Marcia Goss says
Sign up for the hotel chain rewards programs. You can accumulate points for free nights.
Tim says
One of my travel tips is to arrive at least 1 hour before your flight leaves from the airport — 2 hours before for intl’l flights.
Biggles209 says
Focus on one of the major hotel chains
Heather S says
Daily travel tip: Pack light, always. It makes traveling much much easier with only one bag to keep track of.
Heather S says
I’d love to stay at their property in Paris, France! :)
Holly C. says
my tip is to photo copy your passport and pack in suitcase. if you lose your passport this will make it easier to get a new one
Elizabeth K says
Bring plastic grocery bags with you for dirty/wet clothes, trash, or a last minute cleanup bag!
Sean says
Try not to over pack!
SmilynStef says
My best travel tip is ask the locals … we always ask store owners where they go for lunch and find some of the best little-known gems.
SmilynStef says
The Raddison Aruba resort looks pretty sweet to me.
Deanna R. says
travel tip: If Southwest flies where you want to go, consider them. I like the free baggage AND the no fee to change a reservation.
John B says
Don’t prescbook from home much of anything. Most times you’ll find way better deals locally.
Wendy T says
My travel tip is to remember to take your luggage.
*I may or may not be speaking from experience ;)
Schmidty says
Bring ziploc bags, they have a hundred unforeseen uses!
kfloveinme says
Check hotel rates on expedia and the other travel websites then check on the actual hotel site. Sometime you can save a lot more on the hotel site directly.
Cynthia C says
Pack enough essentials for an overnight in your carry on bag in case your luggage gets lost.
lisa l. says
My travel tip isto always us a credit card tha gives rewards points. They add up quickly.
Susan P. says
Bring food and drinks in a cooler for road trips and stop at grocery stores rather than restaurants. Power bars or granola bars are good to keep going without stopping to eat.
Gena says
Before traveling be sure to check with TSA to make sure you are following the rules. They often make small changes so it’s a good idea to check
Mami2jcn says
Pack a plastic bag in your suitcase for laundry.
Heather S says
Purchase tickets on either a Tuesday or Wednesday, that’s usually when airline ticket prices are the lowest!
Chrystal says
My best travel tip: if you think you’ll need it, take it. I’d rather have more than I need than do without.
Chrystal says
I liked Radisson on Facebook and looked at a lot of locations, but I’d go to the one on Galveston Beach so JB and I could go deep sea fishing!!
Brandi says
Since I have a toddler and a preschooler, I need all the travel tips I can get! :) My tip for traveling with little ones (or even school-age) is to pack a “snack bag” for the trip that includes healthy snacks (fruit/fruit cups, granola bars, etc.) in a large ziploc bag (very handy in the car and in the hotel), and keep an extra pair of jammies in the car if it is going to be a “late night”. That way the little ones will be dressed and ready for bed when you finally call it a night. :)
Venetia says
My travel tip Is ask the locals for restaurant recommendations
Holly C. says
my travel tip today is check airline flight prices several times a day, they are flexible during the day.
Holly C. says
11/26 vote top mommy blogs
Holly C. says
whoops, please delete entry #183 (sorry lol.)
bill says
Do not overpack shoes they weigh down suitcases
nannypanpan says
make sure you bring a bag of toys that is easily accessible in car or plane for the kids to keep them busy
Sean says
Remember to weigh your bag before leaving home so that you don’t have to pay unnecessary fees at the airport.
Biggles209 says
Get all the hotel credit cards
emily says
travel at off times
emily says
I would love to go to chicago
Deanna R. says
travel tip: After deciding on place and time for a vacation, check around for some Groupons, living socials, or entertainment books for coupons for that area to help make your vacation money go farther.
Debra Block-Boland says
Use small baggies for each necklace. That way your chains won’t get tangled with each other.
McKim says
Plan ahead and plan on it costing more than you originally thought!
Tim says
One of my best travel tips is to visit popular tourist destinations off-season —- you’ll save tons of money and avoid all of the crowds.
John B says
Convertable zip of pants save packing pants and another pair of shorts
Amber says
My travel tip is to always pack snacks, especially if you’re flying. Don’t get ripped off by on-board refreshments!
Amber says
I would love to stay at the Radisson Blu in Chicago!
Toni Marie Caravello Feimer says
My travel tip is to make copies of all credit cards and passports drivers licenses and other important documents like Visas. Leave one at home with someone, one in your luggage and you can also scan and email to yourself for even safer keeping. In case you lose your originals, you can use your copies to make phone calls, cancel credit cards and bring to Embassy or Consulate.
Toni Marie Caravello Feimer says
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Elena says
My tip is to read the online reviews about the local places and attractions before you go
Elena says
I would like to stay at San Francisco Fisherman Wharf Radisson
Cynthia C says
If you are flexible in your travel time, try going for “shoulder” seasons like spring and fall. The weather is still nice and prices are usually at their best.