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.
Mami2jcn says
Always pack some extra clothes in your carry on in case your checked luggage is lost.
Biggles209 says
Join all the car rental programs
Tim says
My best travel tip is to pack an extra pair of shoe laces — you never know when you’ll need them!
melinda w says
Take your favorite scented air fresher- it will remind you of home but the comfort of all the amenties the Radisson has to offer!
Venetia R says
My travel tip is you can use frequent flyer miles
To pay for hotels
Bill R says
My travel top is Recheck your hotel rates often
They do change and you can save $ if rate
Decreases
Christine says
roll not fold in suitcase
Gena says
Before you go somewhere make sure to call your credit card company and let them know when and where you will be. This can save a lot of trouble. On one long driving trip my card was froze because it showed purchase of gas in 3 states in 2 days (which were legit). Would not be an issue if I told them ahead of time
Sean says
Remember to pack an umbrella or poncho. You never know when it’s going to rain.
PAIGE CHANDLER says
Roll your clothes – don’t fold for the suitcase
PAIGE CHANDLER says
I’d like to stay at the Washington DC location
Toni Marie Caravello Feimer says
If you are traveling abroad….you should check your medical insurance by calling the insurance company and asking if your policy covers you while on vacation in another country. If not, you can get supplemental insurance.
Linda G. says
My tip is to check ahead on places to interest to visit before leaving on your trip
Elena says
Travel off season to save money
Wendy T says
Stay present in the present. It really is about the journey.
Cynthia C says
Always have moist wipes with you. You never know when they will come in handy for sanitizing something.
Deborah Wallin says
Try to travel in the off season to get better prices and avoid the crowds.
Jacob says
Take some comfortable tennis shoes or sneakers; especially if you plan on walking a lot. Believe me – those nice looking shoes will be agony faster than you think!
Deanna R. says
travel tip: Allow a little extra room in your suitcase, to be able to bring home some things from your travel.
John B says
Get Nexus if you are are a frequent visitor to Canada
kfloveinme says
Make front and back copies of all credit cards, passports, driver license when you are traveling..just in case
Susan P. says
Be nice to all the people who work in the travel industry; airline desk personnel, flight attendants, travel agents, marketing people for sweeps wins, etc. You never know when they will go out of their way for you because you were nice to them.
Gennie Lancaster says
Make a packing check list so that you don’t forget anything.
dani marie says
roll clothes in a suitcase. saves room, easier to locate clothes.
Maz says
My travel tip is do not forget the passport if you are leaving for going outside the country :P
Mami2jcn says
Be flexible with your travel dates and you could take advantage of lower prices.
Sean says
Weigh your luggage before leaving home!
Toni Marie Caravello Feimer says
Know the 3-1-1 for Airline Carry-On Baggage
3 ounces or smaller for liquid or gel
safely kept inside a (1) one-quart, plastic zip-top bag.
One Bag per traveler placed on security belt.
Amber says
My travel tip is to get an airlines credit card to rack up more miles!
Tim says
My best travel tip is to NOT get the extra insurance on rental cars — your car insurance will usually cover you.
Venetia says
My travel tip is to look for coupon codes before booking hotels on travel sites
Bill R says
My travel tip is look in the entertainment book for good car rental coupons.
Biggles209 says
Keep your cell phone charged
Gena says
Pack dryer sheets! They work great to remove static from your hair and clothing and make your suitcase smell awesome while taking up virtually no room in your suitcase
Heather Garcia says
With children always make sure there are games to keep them occupied and of course snacks!!
Heather Garcia says
Omaha, Nebraska
Wendy T says
Collect any of the hotel size toiletries for donation to the Ronald McDonald House in your neighborhood. They are a blessing to parents and families.
Elena says
Make the list of the things to pack to make sure you don’t forget anything
Susan P. says
Research, research, research! The more you know about where you are going, the less $ you’ll spend and the less like a tourist you will be.
Heather S says
Pack clothes that don’t wrinkle easily!
Deborah Wallin says
Have back up plans for each day in the event of weather, or crowds or anything unexpected that could pop up.
Jacob says
If you are traveling with 2 or more people split your clothes among all the luggage. That way if a piece of luggage gets lost somebody doesn’t lose ALL of their clothes and stuff
Linda G. says
Don’t overpack, we always seem to take way to much
Deanna R. says
travel tip: Subscribe to Groupon and/or Living Social to get some deals on some getaways.
Laura V. says
Always pack early!
kfloveinme says
This maybe a weird travel tip but carry a roll of toilet paper in your carry on. One thing I hate is going to an airport bathroom and there’s no paper!
Steve Stone says
use a radar detector when possible.
Sylvie W says
The internet is so helpful for travellers. You can stop your mail on the USPS website. Visitors bureaus offer sample itineraries for the cities so you can maximize the gotta-see-gotta-do of their locals.
ky2here says
If you exercise, save nearly worn out exercise clothes, socks etc. Toss them in your suitcase at the time when you’d throw them away. Take them on vacation, use them one more time and throw them away there. Saves room in the suitcase for your return trip. Saves burden of sweaty (and for me, nasty clothes that wait a week or more to be laundered).
ky2here says
I’ll go to Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Miami (Kendall), FL