I tried to come up with Cool Puns but all I have are these Coupons… 😉

Airbnb

Get $32 USD off your first stay with Airbnb with this link here.

Airbnb is great option to help save money or stay in a better location on your next trip to a neighboring town or the other side of the world. Usually Airbnb is gives you a sense of how the locals live and is cheaper and more unique than staying in a hotel.

Travel hack: Maximize your bonus by having your friend or companion sign-up and book back to back nights! That way you can save $32 USD for each stay!

A qualifying reservation must have a total value (excluding guest fees or taxes) of at least $70 USD (or its local currency equivalent). Also, make sure to use the stay credit within the first year, before it expires.

Uber

Use code gtg8x to get your first ride FREE (up to $20 USD)

Public transportation is usually a great way to get around when traveling, but sometimes you just need a quick, convenient  way to get to your destination.  Uber is a better alternative to a taxi and my preference between the two.  It’s cheaper, has nicer drivers (98% of the time!), and you don’t need cash (as it charges your credit card).  Plus, everything is managed in the app (read: you don’t have to explain directions to the driver in a language you don’t speak, as the destination is already in their GPS).  The app also lets you track your trip, so you know if you are going in the right direction (no more getting ripped off by dishonest taxi drivers).

Travel hack: Same hack as above in Airbnb! This method makes your round trip free 😉

Pro tip: Make sure the credit card linked for payment has no foreign transaction fees as Uber will charge you in the local currency.

Mercari

Use code ANXSSD to get $2 USD for signing up

I’ve made $887 USD on Mercari so far from selling clothes! Mercari is a free app that lets you sell your items quick and easy.  You can sell almost anything on there: women’s, men’s, kid’s clothing, electronics, and more.  Mercari takes a 10% selling fee (opposed to Poshmark’s 20% or $2.95 USD flat fee under $15) and is a little easier to use than eBay. Plus, the buyer pays the shipping fee, so less hassle on the seller’s side