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Get $300 in coupons for future travel with hotel booking on Expedia

May 12, 2010 by


Expedia Summer Sale Bonus: Get $300 in Expedia coupons for future travel with a qualifying hotel stay.

How do you get $300 in Expedia coupons?    Book any participating hotel on Expedia and get two Expedia coupons, good for future travel through October 31, 2010:

  1. $200 off a flight + 5 or more night hotel stay
  2. $100 off a 4+ night hotel stay

What hotels are participating in the Expedia $300 coupon sale?  Only hotels with the green arrow that says “Expedia Extra”: Get $300 in coupons for future travel from Expedia.  See Expedia’s site for an example.

This Expedia $300 coupon sale was found today on Expedia.com, and it is subject to change.   This sale is subject to error, availability, blackout dates and does not include all taxes, fees and government imposed fees.   May expire at any time.    More restrictions may apply, see the Expedia website for full details.  Get your $300 in free coupons from Expedia.com.

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