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.
Sarah says
Weigh your luggage in advance so there are no surprises at airport.
KA Peers says
I love Fiji
Sarah says
I’d like to stay here: Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Myrtle Beach at Waccamaw, SC
Erin D. says
When traveling with kids always pack a brand new activity book (stickers/coloring/etc.) or small toy to bring out when you get held up with an unexpected wait. It keeps little ones from going stir crazy during long waits.
Erin D. says
I would love to visit the Radisson in Halifax, Nova Scotia. That part of Canada looks amazing.
Laura Unger says
When flying, always pack essential items, and a change of clothes in your carry on in case your checked luggage gets lost.
Jacob says
I like to put something very recognizable on my luggage. I have some unusual bright tags and my wife has a multicolored ribbon bow she puts on hers. Then if you have to check luggage or they put it underneath on a small plane you instantly see which one is yours
Sheree Algie says
Make sure to make reservations in advance, many times they are already booked up, if you don’t.
Betty C says
Take a pillowcase or an empty plastic bag so you can stash your dirty laundry. No one likes to mix clean and dirty clothes together.
Betty C says
I’d like to visit the Radisson Hotel Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia. I love visiting Washington, D.C. and it’s been far too long since my last trip.
Caitlin McClure says
If you’re flying, look up what you can’t take on the plane!
melina r says
make sure to take toys/activities for the children to do
Melanie Montgomery says
Don’t overpack, or you won’t have room for items you may purchase on vacation.
Amber says
My travel tip is to involve every member of the family when planning a vacation. If everyone gets to pick out a couple of things they would really love to do, you get a much happier trip overall!
Michelle Mills says
My number one travel tip is make sure you bring your electronic chargers!!
Lexie Dache says
My travel tip is DO NOT WAIT TILL THE NIGHT BEFORE to pack! For some reason, this was the way it was always done in my family growing up, and it would always cause so much stress! These days, I write a packing list about 3 days in advance and make sure I’m caught up on laundry and errands in those three days leading up to it (more than 3 days it just waaayyyy too go-getter for me).
Hope I win! This is an awesome opportunity!
Cynthia C says
Invest in a strap style luggage scale so you can redistribute among suitcases to avoid overage charges.
Tim says
My best travel tip is to carry on your luggage whenever possible.
Deanna R. says
travel tip: If traveling with children, make sure you have some quiet activities and snacks for them.
Christian Alejandro N. says
Pack in a very organized manner. A little time and effort early helps later on!
Christian Alejandro N. says
The Radisson on University Park in Dallas is awesome!
Joy Quinnan says
Roll your clothes to fit more in your luggage.
Joy Quinnan says
Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel in Scranton, PA
John B says
Travel tip: pack a lunch for airline travel to avoid unecessary costs
susan smoaks says
my best travel tip is to relax and have fun when you travel, it’s for the best!
Sherri G. says
Make a list about 30 days ahead of travel of all the things you need to do and pack. Update the list as things occur to you. Mark them off as completed. Review list the day of the trip before leaving home. Make a second list of things not to forget in the hotel room (chargers for electronics and bathroom items are the most frequently forgotten!) and review it before check out.
ann Muth says
n my best travel tip- rolling Luggage.
Wendy T says
Make sure you ICE your phone before you begin (In Case of Emergency contact person).
Jennifer Peaslee says
It’s kind of lame, but my best travel tip is to start making your list early. A few days ahead, or even a week. Then you’ll remember stuff and add it to your list…rather than being on the road/in the sky and realizing you left something behind! jenniferpeaslee at gamil dot com
Susan P. says
Make sure your carry-on fits in the airline recommended size specifications (each airline is different so check the website). They have contraptions that you have to put your bag into at the gates and if it doesn’t fit, it gets checked. Slows everything down in the checking in part of flying.
Gianna says
Bring along your laptop to look for discounts and interesting places to go visit.
Gianna says
Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Rapid City, SD.
Jenny H says
My best travel trip is to give yourself time to unwind from life before leaving on vacation… take an extra day or two off from work and leave a little early from your original travel plans. This always helps us relax and enjoy vacation more!!
Jenny H says
I would love to goto Grand Bahama Island, Radisson Grand Lucayan resort in Freeport Bahamas!
Angela W says
Pack light to save on baggage fees
Angela W says
Radisson Plaza Lord Baltimore
Cassandra McCann says
i always have water, plastic bags, toilet paper handy when I travel which is not very often in this economy
Susan F says
Pack an empty tote bag in case you shop on vacation.
carol lewis says
Use lots of Ziplock bags. I take extras because they are useful for so many things.
Erica C. says
My best tip is to save a little money each month to set aside for vacation. It’ll feel like less of a shock to your budget this way.
carol lewis says
I would LOVE to stay at the Radisson Blu Ambassador Hotel, Paris Opera !
Sarah Yurga says
Pack small bags of new inexpensive treats for kids to open every so often
Sarah Yurga says
Radisson Blu Ambassador Hotel, Paris would be a dream come true
Melissa Crawford says
Best tip: If you happen to be traveling alone search for groups that specialize in singles travel. This way you can save a few dollars by sharing a room and make new friends to travel with in the future.
Lindsay says
I always pack a collapsible bag in my suitcase to carry back the souvenirs I bought while traveling!
Veronica Garrett says
My best travel kit is to pack a light carry on bag with basic essentials in case your luggage ets lost.
Huey Bryan says
Make legal copies of your DVDs that you have for your little ones. Copys are cheap and easy to make and you do not scratch or smudge your originals. Throw them in a case and you have can change them as your little one’s mood changes while on a long trip.
sarah says
Whenever possible, wash your clothes before you return home. Makes getting back into your routine a little easier.
Sand says
I would love to stay at the Radisson Martinique on Broadway.
MeganG says
Don’t get stressed out while traveling. Try to go with the flow whenever possible.
Sean says
Think of a way to make your luggage stand out from others so that it can be found easily.