Today, Expedia is the best offer of the day on Capital One Shopping and Offers, giving shoppers as much as 25% back.
Capital One is promoting Expedia deals for shoppers and cardholders, with rewards of up to 25% back or up to 16X miles, according to two travel-points sites.
Two travel rewards outlets, Upgraded Points and Frequent Miler, reported on October 5 that Expedia is featured as a top daily deal at Capital One. The offer appears in Capital One Shopping, which Frequent Miler says anyone can join. It also appears in Capital One Offers, which is only for cardholders.
According to Upgraded Points, the deal can earn up to 25% back on select hotels and other travel. The deal is aimed at certain users only, so travelers must sign in to their Capital One Shopping account to check whether they can get it.
Advertise with usYour brand hereIn-feed (between news) · Native cardBook this space →Frequent Miler reported seeing up to 16X miles through one of the programs so far. The notes do not explain which bookings qualify or how the rewards are calculated, so those details are not confirmed here.
What it means for travelers
Travelers who plan to book hotels or other trips through Expedia may be able to earn extra cash back or miles. Because the offer is targeted, the amount, and whether it shows up at all, can differ from person to person.
What to watch next
Log in to Capital One Shopping or Capital One Offers to check whether you see the deal. Confirm the exact rewards, eligible bookings and end date with Capital One and Expedia before you book.
How the story unfolded
Read the original reporting
Upgraded Points – Get 25% Back After Spending at Expedia With Capital One Shopping [Targeted] ↗
Frequent Miler – Up to 25% back / 16X at Expedia with Capital One Shopping and Offers ↗
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