Daily Getaways

2021 Daily Getways Kick Off Today – Travel Options on Sale

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Written by Charlie

The 2021 Daily Getaways kick off today with Hilton points on sale. Find out what the packages look like and if they are a good deal to purchase.

The Daily Getaways have traditionally been a great way to lock in some travel certificates/points for less than retail. Every year, I am a buyer for things like car rental discounts and some points, depending on if I am luck enough to buy them! One year (the last year they had them, 2019), I actually was their grand prize winner for their $10,000 travel getaway! So, yeah, I am fond of Daily Getaways!

The 2021 Daily Getaways

Link: Today’s Daily Getaway Packages 

The Daily Getaways are sponsored by the US Travel Association and are typically held in April/May for about 5 weeks. This year, they slid it to October and for less time.

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On the calendar they have published, it is just hotels – no car rental certificates or elite status this time. Not a complete surprises since the car rental market in the US is total chaos. Also, there are not a lot of “gotta have” discount options. Like, for today, Hilton points. They are selling multiple packages that work out to .5 cent per point. Not only is that about what they are worth but that is also what you will pay when Hilton themselves put the points on sale. In other words, definitely not a must-have for anyone.

In fact, I think maybe the only reason someone may buy would be to get around the cap that Hilton has on purchasing points in a year. This is not a purchase from Hilton so it should be fine to give you as many points as you plan to buy.

If you are interested in this Hilton package deal, be ready to go at 1PM today, October 7. But, they will likely be around for a while. 

  • 30,000 Hilton points for $150 (450 packages available)
  • 100,000 Hilton points for $500 (225 packages available)
  • 250,000 Hilton points for $1,250 (176 packages available)

Now, tomorrow is a different story when Hyatt points go on sale!!!

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About the author

Charlie

Charlie has been an avid traveler and runner for many years. He has run in marathons around the world for less than it would cost to travel to the next town - all as a result of collecting and using miles and points. Over the years, he has flown hundreds of thousands of miles and collected millions of miles and points.
Now he uses this experience and knowledge to help others through Running with Miles.

2 Comments

  • This Hilton offer is not bad at all. First, Hilton limits each account to 80,000 miles purchased per year, so this deal allows members to purchase a lot more. But more important, the math makes sense, especially if you have a specific trip in mind. For example, I’m thinking about going to the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, in January 2022. A standard room with 2 queen beds at the Doubletree is 60,000 miles per night. For $1250, I could purchase enough points for 4+ nights. Hilton gives members their 5th night free if they pay for 4 with points. The Hilton Honors rate is $740/night during that time, which would be $3700 for 5 nights vs. $1250 with these points, so I could save $2450! I have a lot of Hilton miles, but I’m about to go buy some more! Thanks for the heads up about Daily Getaways! 🙂

    • This is what I love – there are always people that do find value in ways that others may not! As I wrote in the post, I agree with you on the limit being circumvented. Very good examples with the other cases as well. Hopefully some people find similar value! I am with you in having a bunch of Hilton points so maybe that is why I am a bit jaded. 🙂