Where can I find printable coupons or coupon codes for cruises?

There are a number of places on the Internet to locate coupon codes for cruises. There are also some Internet sites that offer great deals on cruises. Here are just a few I found.

€¢ couponmountain.com/coupon-codes--se-crui... Coupon Mountain is a great place to find coupon codes for not only cruises but for most anything you are looking for. €¢ cruisedeals.com/- Cruise Deals is one of the largest sellers of cruise vacations on the Internet. They state that they offer the best deals on cruise vacations.

€¢ cruise.com- Cruise. Com offers advanced search and booking technology which relates to discount prices that are lower than all other major cruise sellers. €¢ carnival.com/- Carnival Cruises is a well known cruise vacation sellers.

They have some choice vacations where they offer the best prices guaranteed. €¢ http://dealspl.us/cruise-coupons- This Internet site offers various coupons codes for several cruise vacation sellers.

Wow – lots of different questions here. Let me try to cover them all. In my experience, I have found that the best way to get deals on car rentals isn’t using coupons, but using websites like Hotwire.Com or Priceline.com.

Any of the coupons I have gotten seem to be for a discount of the “standard� Rate the rental company charges. These rates are incredibly high, so even at 30% off, then often aren’t as good of a deal as online sites.

Discounts on car rentals through these companies can be significant and get you a reasonable car for less than $15-$20 per day. I have used both services over the last year and found both to be great. Hotwire allows you to see the pricing you are getting but not the specific car rental company.

When I use Priceline, I use the “Name Your Own Price� Feature and generally find that I can save 50-60% easily. I usually use Hotwire pricing as a guideline and try for something lower.

Most online travel sites will offer you some tool to compare rates from different car rental agencies. These can be helpful guidelines, but I find that there is very little difference between companies, so brand preference doesn’t matter much to me with rental cars. In terms of car size – the rental car companies often don’t differ pricing much between the compact, mid-size and full-size rentals.

If space is a factor for your trip you can usually get a full size for only a few dollars more per day than a compact. That said, if you are the only one traveling, you can save a couple bucks by going with a compact car. In terms of number of days – my only advice would be that once you get to 5 days you should consider a weekly rental.

Often weekly rentals cost about the same as 4 or 5 days, so you might find some savings if you book a week even if you only use it for 5 days.

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