Follow four easy steps to begin earning miles. Registration is FREE:

1) Simply register up to five credit or debit cards in the program.
2) Locate a participating dry cleaner
3) Then use your registered credit or debit card at participating dry cleaners
4) Check the Special Bonus Offers page for limited time bonus offers


The Miles4DryCleaning Program provides a completely secure way to earn miles. Your miles will be automatically credited to your AAdvantage account within 6-8 weeks.


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Everything Good Begins With a Dream
Disneyland Year of a Million Dreams

And now your family's dreams can become reality as the Disneyland® Resort celebrates The Year of a Million Dreams! Let Alaska Airlines Vacations grant your first wish with Kids Fly Free to the Disneyland® Resort ... where happily ever after happens every day.

The renowned heritage of personal service at the Disneyland® Resort has hit a high point. The Disney Cast are now empowered like never before to make Disney vacations dreams come true. Each and every day during The Year of a Million Dreams, the Disney Cast will be surprising Guests with enchanting dream-come-true entertainment and magical moments happening during this very special year.

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NYC Garages seeks to make parking in NYC easier for drivers, allowing them to find cheap daily and monthly parking in Manhattan, New York City. We list all prices, including early bird specials and weekend specials

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A must site to use if you drive into or live in Manhattan

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You've got a lot of miles ahead of you. We'll help make them more rewarding.
Whether you hit the road twice a month or twice a year, business travel is no picnic

At National, we're doing our part to make things easier by changing the way business travelers rent cars - with The Emerald Club. Membership gives you services and perks designed to get you in, out and on your way faster than ever before. You can earn your choice of Free Rental Days or frequent flyer miles - and get upgraded to elite membership levels when you rent with National more often.

Bypass the counter & choose your own car
On some business trips, you're lucky if you get to choose a restaurant on your own. But with the Emerald Club Aisle, you can bypass the counter and choose any car on this exclusive section of the lot when you reserve a midsize car. With our dedication to bringing you the industry's newest fleet, the Emerald Club Aisle has the most up-to-date midsize cars to choose from.

Get an E-receiptBy choosing automatic E-Receipts, there's no need to wait for an agent to give you a receipt. Instead, we'll automatically email it to you after each rental.
Choose your rewards

Choose Free Rental Days or airline miles as your reward.
Free Rental Days
You earn one Free Rental Day after seven rental credits. You earn one rental credit per paid rental or for every four consecutive paid days. You can also earn bonus rental credits by taking advantage of Emerald Club promotions. Redeeming Free Rental Days is easy, too. We've put everything you need online.


Earn Airline Miles
With The Emerald Club, hitting the road can get you up in the air. You can choose to automatically earn airline miles with one of our many airline partners.

Aspire higher
Your Emerald Club membership helps make business travel easy and efficient, but you can enjoy even more with Emerald Club Executive. Additional benefits of Executive status include:

• Only National offers the Executive Selection - a special area of our lot featuring fullsize and higher class cars. Simply reserve a midsize or fullsize car, bypass the counter, choose your car and pay only the reserved midsize rate. Every time you rent from the Executive Selection, you receive an upgrade. As an Emerald Club Executive member, you always pay for one car class less than reserved when you book a fullsize through luxury car. (For example, if you rent a premium car, you only pay the fullsize rate.)
Click here for a listing of Executive Selection locations.
• Free Rental Day with just six rental credits.
To move up to Executive, just make 12 to 24 paid rentals or have 40 to 84 paid rental days during a calendar year.

A Business traveler in motion stays in motion
Expedited Emerald Club Service - Get on your way faster! 
At locations where the Emerald Club Aisle isn't available, you'll find a special service counter exclusively for Emerald Club members. With our priority service, you'll be on the road in no time. Some locations feature an Emerald Club booth on the lot where you can pick up your keys and go.

Emerald Reserve Service - When size matters, bypass the counter with the car of your choice. If you need to confirm a car other than a midsize, Emerald Reserve Service is available at more than 50 airport locations across the United States and Canada. When you arrive at the lot, bypass the counter and choose from the row of cars in the class you reserved.
Keep in touch

Dedicated Toll-Free Phone Lines - Reserved for Emerald Club members. 
The Emerald Club Web site - Stay in control at home or on the road. Visit emeraldclub.com any time to update your membership profile, track and redeem rental credits for Free Rental Days, view your rental activity and enjoy exclusive member benefits. You can also designate your email preferences and take advantage of the speedy One-Click Reservation process.


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(1) Grand Prize: A 4-day/3-night trip for four to Los Angeles, CA to attend the 2007 American Idol Finale TV shows.

Prize includes round-trip coach air transportation from major airport nearest winner’s home, round-trip airport transfers for winner and guests, hotel accommodations (two rooms/double occupancy), admission for four to the American Idol Performance and Results Finale TV shows, limo transfers to/from the American Idol show for 2 nights of the show, car rental for 4 days and $1,000 spending cash for the winner; (Approximate Retail Value: $7,300).

(1) First Prize: A large screen television, an American Idol karaoke machine with 5 discs and an American Idol DVD game (Approximate Retail Value: $2,885);

(500) Second Prizes – An American Idol t-shirt (Approximate Retail Value: $10 ea.).

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4,000,000 Seat Sale*
Everyone Can Save!

So many seats, so little time. This time Spirit has a sale with something for everyone - $9 Fare Club** members, FREE SPIRIT members, and non-members all get in on the action. So check out the incredible sale fares below and don't wait too long - this

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You see them everyday, Speed Traps. The police may be out in the open, hiding behind bridge abutments, or passing overhead in an airplane. As is obvious from the traffic flow, the speed limit is grossly under-posted and universally ignored.

Traffic is moving safely and expeditiously, but not legally according to the posted speed limit. As fast as the pen can be applied to paper, driver after driver is issued a speeding ticket that results in exorbitant fines, points on their driver's licenses and insurance surcharges.

Fortunately, you know about the speed traps on your regularly traveled routes, but what about those times you are on unfamiliar streets and highways? If only there was a way you could share your knowledge of speed traps, in exchange for the speed trap knowledge of others.

The SpeedTrap Exchange is a site where visitors can post what they believe are speed traps - check out the towns-cities you drive through.

Brought to you by The National Motorists Association (NMA):
The National Motorists Association (NMA) was founded in 1982 to represent and protect the interests of North American motorists.

We're the primary group behind the repeal of the 55 mph National Maximum Speed Limit. The NMA continues to be a leader in the fight for traffic control based on sound engineering principles, reasonable enforcement methods, and against the exploitation of responsible motorists. That's why we've taken such a strong stand against speed traps.

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Now that the Hilton Family has expanded with more hotels in Hawaii, HHonors members have even more great choices of where to stay at six great hotels or resorts. This is yet another reason to go to Hawaii! Just picture yourself surfing, snorkeling, sunbathing and having a perfect stay with the participating Hilton Family hotels and resorts in Hawaii.

With the Mahalo (Thank You) Promotion, you will:

•Earn 10,000 Hilton HHonors bonus points at participating Hilton hotels or 5,000 Hilton HHonors bonus points at participating Doubletree hotels

•Receive a complimentary spa-styled bathrobe (one per room).

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This offer is subject to advance reservations and availability. Some black out dates may apply. All package prices must be paid in advance for this special offer. Prices do not include transportation, meals, and incidentals. A credit card will be required at check-in for all incidental stay charges. No pets are allowed at any Sunterra resort. Previous guests of Sunterra may not have stayed at one of our locations within six months before travel in order to participate in this offer. Hotel accommodations may be substituted for comparable/similar accommodations. All promotional air miles will be awarded at the end of your stay. Should you cancel your reservation or not show, then there will be no promotional air miles awarded. All travel must be completed by 6/30/2007.

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All travel must be completed by 6/30/2007.

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There's nothing like girl time. So, to make sure you have more quality time with the girls this year, we're giving you a chance to win the Hampton and Style Network Girlfriend Getaway Sweepstakes.

Just book a room online¹ from now until 3/31/07 and you'll be entered to win the following for you and three of your friends:

$300 gift certificates to the ultra-hip bliss® spa, good toward the treatments of your choice (yep, that's one for each of you!)
4 round-trip air vouchers to/from New York City
Gift certificates for 2 nights at Hampton for each guest
Transportation to and from the airport
$200 spending money per person

For your chance to win, simply enter promo code SPA during booking and you'll automatically be entered to win. Not sure where to enter the promo code?
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"A former manager in the Enterprise fleet sales division has a guilty conscience to unload at your feet. 9 tips, 5 pages of insider info about how the car rental game really works. Car rental insurance is a scam, but you can flip the script and use if to your advantage. Prices are liquid, and depending on the day of the week and how you butter your agent in certain ways, you can get a good deal. Despite the commercial with the brown-paper-wrapped car, Enterprise employees hate picking you up and dropping you off.

Don't use the tips that require lying. They're just there so you know how the game works.

I sat down wanting to send you a quick list of ways customers can get the upper hand at the Enterprise rental counter, but I know entirely too much about this business to make this brief. In more than six years of employ with ERAC I worked as a grunt ("management trainee"), assistant and branch manager, and finally a manager in the fleet sales division. I know every sad angle of the rental car business and I think people should be educated about some of the games that go on behind the counter. This list is truly the tip of the iceberg; I left the company because I had some misgivings about corporate policies toward customers and employees, but needless to say I picked up a lot of information along the way. I assure you every bit of this is accurate as of February when I left my post, minor details may have changed but I highly doubt it.
Now, Confessions from the Enterprise rental counter:

1. Enterprise doesn't have any set prices. That rate you got when you called in was either the full retail rate, or the first number that popped into the agent's head. There are three main categories of rentals: personal (retail), corporate, and insurance, but on every single contract that goes out the agent manually types out how much you pay per day and he has authority to make it pretty much whatever he thinks you should pay. When an employee makes a reservation it's critical to key in the rate quoted so the branch knows what to charge the customer when she comes in otherwise nobody would know what to charge. A good branch manager trains his employees to adjust the price as needed to keep the lot sitting tight, that means making some way-too-cheap deals when there are too many cars around. It also means someone walking in saying they need a car no matter the price, that customer might get charged twice what he would have paid just asking for a car.

2. By now everyone knows that you don't need that extra rental insurance but just like service contracts at Best Buy, you can negotiate the daily rate of your rental down by agreeing to add all the insurance (we call it "full boat" when some poor soul gets soaked for all of the extra protections--damage waiver, personal accident insurance, and supplemental liability: the trifecta of consumer stupidity). One of the lines that I used to use was, "For just a few bucks a day you got a million dollars of coverage." True, but the full million dollar payout from the supplemental liability doesn't come due unless you die. Gruesomely. Nothing says you can't initial the "decline" box instead once your contract is printed, thereby declining the insurance and paying only your lower rate.

3. Managers are the ones responsible for how much insurance (usually called "waiver") their branch sells--frontline agents ("manager trainees") aren't commissioned, they just look a lot better on paper if they sell lots of waiver, this is also how they get promoted. The branch manager or assistant manager will be just as likely--if not more so--to drop the daily rate in order to sell you his pricey insurance package.

If you want to secure a really low daily rate but stay on that employee's good site (i.e. so you can get the same deal again and again), take your rental by any Enterprise in the region the next day and remove the extra coverage, you can take that coverage off at any time but if you pay for one day's coverage the person that sold you the waiver still gets credit for the sale and you get the cheaper daily rate for the rest of your rental, win-win.

4. This is the big money tip: Most of Enterprise's business comes from insurance replacement rentals. Insurance customers pay a lot less and all insurance contracts have unlimited miles. The only substantial difference between a retail deal and an insurance deal (other than price) is that insurance clients are billed in a calendar day instead of a 24-hour clock, this means you can return a car anytime until closing and you're still charged the day's rate (conversely, if you have the car at 8am you may as well keep it until 6). If you're going on a long vacation this can save you a fortune: that minivan that cost you $69.99 per day retail goes for $37.99 if your car is in the body shop and Allstate is footing the bill, the SUV we roll for $109 per day retail is $50.99 if you're renting because some State Farm customer smashed up your car. The daily rates vary by geography. Insurance rates are negotiated for each region, but they are usually around half of daily retail rates.

Here's how to get that insurance rate on your next rental: Call for a reservation, say your car was totaled and you need a replacement; your insurance company is cutting you a check for $25.00 per day flat so you need something for under $25. Tell the agent that your insurance company is State Farm, or Farmers, or someone big--the big insurance companies have the best rates (rates will vary a few dollars from company to company). You'll need your own proof of insurance when you come in but don't that needs to match what you say here, nobody cares and people utilize different insurance companies for all kinds of reasons (you were hit by another company's insured is probably the main reason). The important thing is that the insurance company is cutting you a check so you're responsible for this rental, you'll bring your own credit card, you don't even know who your adjuster was (if you know the name of a local adjustor you can use it, Enterprise's computer will show the adjustor's name but nobody's going to check, State Farm uses regional teams for their claims so for State Farm you could say "State Farm Team number something, I forget the exact number.").

The agent hates these calls--the cheapest car on his books is more than your lousy $25 allowance. In this case he is supposed to give you 'standard insurance rates' which are midway between what a big insurance company pays and retail, but in this instance he'll usually just source you to State Farm's bargain prices because it's not worth his time. He should offer you an economy or compact for somewhere around the $25. Stick to your guns: you absolutely have to keep under your $25. He can work that price to come to exactly $25 after tax (or close, if not just call another branch). By now you're locked into the insurance company's rates and he knows you're cheap: if you want an upgrade now is the time: "well I did have a Taurus, my adjustor mentioned I should be able to get something like that for $29.99, can we just do that instead? I can't really afford it but I think I need the space for my kids." Remember to be as nice as possible, if the agent likes you he'll make the deal even if he has to go out of his way to get your car (hint: mentioning you might need supplemental insurance can work wonders to seal the deal, see above).

Daily insurance rates are flexible per region and carrier, in my region which was a major Southern metropolitan area daily rates start around $21.99 for the economy, $23.99 compact, $27.99 mid, $30.99 full, $40.99 premium. Minivans start around $37.99, SUVs around $50.99, Luxury is rare on insurance deals but starts around $49.99. This is the bare minimum insurance replacement cost, rates are generally higher in the East and Northeast, a touch lower in the Midwest, and a lot higher on the West coast. Adjust your figures up or down depending on your geography, call two or three branches and you'll have a good idea of all the rates in your region.

5. Enterprise runs the "weekend specials" because there are loads of spare cars on weekends. Airport and tourist-heavy places won't have much for you, but neighborhood branches will be "sitting fat" (way too many cars) 40 out of 52 weeks of every year, a branch that has zero cars on the lot can pull a car from another nearby store that certainly will have too many. Weekends are hard on insurance adjustors' numbers so they push the body shops to get all their jobs done by Friday evening, therefore a ton of rental returns come in on Fridays. Prices for the weekends are especially flexible, entirely dependent on how many cars there are in the area. I usually told my employees to roll a car at ANY price just get it off my books--having a car unrented over the weekend is murder on your branch's numbers, the more expensive the car the more we need to get it off the books for that weekend. If you want the premium car for $14.99 a day and I have one, I'll roll it (only caveat being you have to add my extra insurance if you want that price _and_ unlimited miles...plenty of locations are open on Saturday just stop by and remove the insurance tomorrow but keep your lower price). Enterprise corporate really frowns on cutting the rate and adding insurance but it's a great tool to clear out the lot on Friday afternoon.

6. For the best weekend deal call up on Friday sometime before 2pm and say, "I have all my info, drivers license and credit card, can I get a rental all setup so I don't have to do anything but sign the ticket when I come in?" This is GOLD because now the agent can pre-write your ticket and get that car off his books before the 2pm count (if a car is unrented at 2pm, it counts against the branch for that day so he'll write your ticket before 2:00 and then the car can sit there all day for all he cares). Have your rate in mind and ask for it--don't be afraid to make your own price! If there is a car available, you'll get that car. If you still can't get the rate you want, casually mention you probably need the extra insurance. He'll write the contract now, then you initial the "decline" boxes when you come for the car (so you changed your mind). The contract is already written; he can go back and take off the waiver with just a couple keystrokes, it'll probably cheese him off but you'll get your lower rate and not pay for the insurance.

7. What if you're traveling to a far away city and don't want to use the insurance replacement method? Call ERES at 1-800-Rent-a-Car and tell them you're a State Farm adjustor from [whatever city you're from]. Your wife/mom/dad/whoever is going to be needing a car in [whatever city you're going to]. Here's some jargon for you, say: "I can't exactly send the reservation over on ARMS [the automatic reservation system, which would make State Farm pay the bill] can you help me get her setup with my rates?" Insurance adjustors are treated like royalty at Enterprise, they'll bend over backwards to make you happy.

Any insurance company will do, adjustors are the top of the customer pyramid. A little more jargon to help you look like you know what you're talking about: Ecar is economy, Ccar is compact, Scar is midsize, Fcar is full, P-car is the premium, then SUVs and Minivans are usually just referred to as SUVs and Minivans, an adjustor probably wouldn't ask for a luxury but that's an Lcar. So you would say, "My wife is in Buffalo this weekend I need to get her something close to an F-car, pickup Friday evening drop off Monday, can you get that set up for me? Also, you guys are so good to us, my wife really has to get to her mom's house, can you maybe note on the reservation this is an adjustor's wife and she's really in a hurry so they know to take care of her?" When she shows up at the branch they're going to give her the best car they've got, probably a free upgrade if there is a spare one around, and send her on her way without any hassle about extra insurance (remember, she's married to a state farm adjustor, she certainly knows not to take the extra coverage). It's a courtesy for one region to help out another region's adjustors when they pass through since adjustors refer the bulk of Enterprise's business.

8. Enterprise has what they call "ESQI," like car dealers each branch is rated on how many customers rate our service as 5/5 on the phone surveys. Anything less than 5 is the same as zero. Managers have to answer for this number like you can't believe, so next time you forget to fill the tank or you bring a car back a few hours late, say there was some problem with the car--it smelled smoky, wasn't running right, anything that says you're not entirely happy with your experience. Most people just turn the car in and go; you'd be amazed what you can get away with just so the manager makes you "extremely satisfied." I'd happily waive up to a full day's rental charges if I think that's needed to keep you happy, a grunt doesn't have much stake in the ESQI but he has the authority to do the same. Policy depends on the branch, but it's pretty standard to allow any rep to waive up to a day's rental (or a tank of gas, something equivalent) without even asking if they thought it was necessary to get me a 5/5.

9. One final note: employees truly will give you a better deal the better mood they're in. All employees universally hate 'the ride,' where we have to pick up a customer and drive them back to the shop. If you make us pick you up, even if you're really close, we won't be so happy to serve you as if you'd walked in. Set the deal up on the phone and if you can get a ride in, do it. It seems small but every little bit helps, the agent is holding all the cards until your contract gets signed, you're already getting a way too cheap deal on his car--give the guy a break if you can get a ride in just as easily." [Via consumerist.com]

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As a United College Plus® member, you can earn miles toward free travel on United flights and with Mileage Plus® partners. But you also have many exclusive bonus-mile opportunities available to you.
Graduation Bonus

We will help you celebrate your college graduation with 10,000 Mileage Plus bonus miles. Just send the following to the address below, and your bonus will be posted to your account within 4--6 weeks of receipt:

Plus, earn miles when you stay at a hotel, rent a car, make a long-distance phone call, make a purchase on your Mileage Plus Visa®, shop or invest online- and more - with over 100 Mileage plus partners around the world.

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Q. What do I need to do to enter the promotion?
A. Purchase a qualifying international ticket and fly between March 1, 2007 and May 31, 2007. On many Star Alliance airlines


Promotion Award: Eligible customers will receive a Voucher for a free round of golf or a free golf lesson at a participating golf course

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Start earning toward your dream destination today at any InterContinental®, Crowne Plaza®, Hotel Indigo®, Holiday Inn®,
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Earn 3,000 bonus points for every third qualifying night at any of our more than 3,650 Priority Club properties worldwide, up to 30,000 bonus points. Plus, your points never expire, and there are no blackout dates. It’s no wonder Global Traveler magazine named us the “Best Hotel Rewards Program in the World” for the second year in a row. Register today.

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Enter for your chance to win an unforgettable 14-day trip to Alaska, including air, deluxe lodging, an extraordinary four-night small-ship cruise, and wondrous activities. Just check off the adventures you’d want to be a part of your dream trip, and we can make it come true! Click here to register—and hurry, the "Your Alaska Dream Trip"

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Perfect if you are just a few thousand miles short of your next award trip. You can apply these miles toward award travel on United or any Mileage Plus airline partner, or toward upgrades on United.

* Purchase up to 50,000 Mileage Plus miles per calendar year (either through gift or purchase)
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* Personal Miles are non-refundable
* Miles do not count toward elite qualification
* All standard Mileage Plus rules and conditions apply

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One Grand Prize winner and guest will have a chance to win a Vacation Royale. Vacation Royale, valued over $150,000, is a luxury-tailored experience at Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas. Stay in The Bridge Suite, with butlers, a personal concierge and a limo driver for 7 nights. Also enjoy a yacht for a day, spa treatments, gourmet dining, scuba lessons and more!

Ten (10) First Prize winners will receive the Casino Royale prize pack.

Spring is right around the corner, and it's the perfect time to buy the extra miles you need for that dream vacation to one of our newest destinations. While you're at it, why not top off a friend or family member's SkyMiles account so they can join you?

Spring Special
Buy miles between March 1 and April 30, 2007, and you or your Gift Miles recipient will get a 20% mileage bonus on us. For example, buy 10,000 miles and you'll get an extra 2,000 miles for a total of 12,000 miles.

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Mileage Plus members - earn 500 bonus miles by joining MyPoints today.

Then, check your inbox for the MyPoints Activation Email, and click the link to activate your account.
After 30 days of MyPoints membership, you'll qualify for your 500 bonus miles!

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To qualify for the offer, members must enroll in MyPoints online by 3/27/07, and remain a MyPoints member for a minimum of 30 days. Bonus miles will post 6 - 8 weeks after 30 days of MyPoints membership.

Why enrol the MilleMiglia Program?
Because you will be able to earn miles to get award tickets to fly to some of the most beautiful destinations worldwide and to enjoy numerous privileges, special offers and services both onboard and on the ground. It will also give you the opportunity to gain access to our exclusive Ulisse and Freccia Alata Clubs.

And that’s not all. To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the MilleMiglia Program this year, you can earn up to 10,000 bonus miles:
- 2,000 miles welcome bonus, that you will receive after your first flight with Alitalia or with one of our airline Partners, providing it is flown within 3 months from your enrolment
- 3,000 miles bonus upon completion of your 5th flight, if you enrol and fly by December 15th 2007.
- 5,000 miles bonus after your 7th flight taken with Alitalia, if you enrol and fly by December 15th 2007.

Herebelow is an example (based on 10 flights London-Milan in Economy Class Y):
Activity Miles earned
Enrolment 2,000 welcome bonus miles
1st flight leg 1,200
2nd flight leg 1,200
3rd flight leg 1,200
4th flight leg 1,200
5th flight leg 1,200 + 3,000 bonus miles
6th flight leg 1,200
7th flight leg 1,200 + 5,000 bonus miles
8th flight leg 1,200
9th flight leg 1,200
10th flight leg 1,200
TOTAL 22,000

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They'll keep you on top of all kinds of mile-earning opportunities, special promotions, useful information, and great deals—and 1,000 bonus miles. Give them your information, choose your e-mails, and they'll do the rest.

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Click blue line above and then fill out the form for your chance to win an all-inclusive stay with RIU. The winner and his or her guest can choose from any RIU All-Inclusive hotel in Mexico or the Caribbean (excluding RIU Palace brand properties) for four fabulous nights and five days at any time during the following year.

Unmatched beach destinations, impeccable service, gourmet dining, outstanding entertainment and a wealth of land-based and aquatic sports activities are at your fingertips at all of the RIU resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean.

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Best Western’s hotel guides provide travelers with information they can use. Not only do our travel lodging guides include hotel listings and information on hotel accomodations, they also include a road atlas to help you on your way.

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Rent an Avis car anywhere outside the U.S., and you can receive a free cell phone for 7 days (with a confirmed reservation).*
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The phone comes complete with 24 hour customer support, and a personal voicemail to answer missed calls

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