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Hawaii Fare War: From as low as $160 round trip or 10.6K Chase Ultimate Rewards

   October 21, 2020  Leave a Comment on Hawaii Fare War: From as low as $160 round trip or 10.6K Chase Ultimate Rewards

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Hawaii has reopened its doors to tourism….there must be a fare war going on…luring travelers to fly to Hawaii. Just remember:

Anyone traveling to Hawaii is required to have a government Safe Travels account and self-quarantine for 14 days. Some travelers may be exempt from quarantine with proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of departure.

Hawaii from as low as $161 round trip

  • Check Google Flights
  • Fly to HNL, OGG, KOA, LIH
  • Enter airport of choice
    • LAX from $215
    • SEA  from $257
    • SFO from $197
    • PDX – from $197
    • OAK from $161
    • SJC from $197
    • PHX from $215
    • Or, try your local airport and see if there’s a deal that works for you
  • Travel Dates: availability in Nov, Dec, Jan, and early Feb
  • Excluding major holidays
  • You will see something that looks like this
  • The ones in GREEN tells you that low fares are available on those travel dates
  • Pick the dates that work for you
  • Book directly from this site, or go to the airline website itself
  • Check the fare rules – some will allow carryons, or additional fees may apply

    Image courtesy of Google Flights

 

Sample Oakland to Maui round trip $161

Image courtesy of Google Flights

Sample LAX to Kauai $215

Sample OAK to Maui for 10.6K Chase Ultimate Rewards

Or, why not fly using points…..these are insane roundtrip deals using your points earned with your Chase

  • booking with your Chase Sapphire Reserve = 10,680 points
  • booking with Chase Sapphire Preferred = 12,816

Sample LAX to LIH for 14K Chase Ultimate Rewards

Image courtesy of Chase

You will have to pick and choose the ones that will work for you.

How do you earn Chase Ultimate Rewards

There are many credit cards out there. The points earned with Chase have been my favorite for many years. These Ultimate Rewards points could be used for airfare, hotel, car rentals. Here are the Chase Cards that I, myself, use on a regular basis which can earn you these Ultimate Rewards.

a. Chase Sapphire Preferred (click here)– earn 80,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards(highest  bonus  offer  ever)

The Chase Sapphire Preferred is a perfect starter card. With its current 80,000 bonus points, those points alone have gotten us two tickets to Hawaii, have gotten us to many countries and cities in Europe and Asia, just as an example. The sign up bonus alone can be worth as much as $1,000 or more in travel.

– 80,000 Ultimate Rewards sign up bonus after $4,000 in spend in the first three months
– Points are transferable to:

  • Hotel Partners
    • Hyatt
    • Marriott
    • IHG
    • Ritz-Carlton
  • Airline travel partners
    • JetBlue
    • United Airlines
    • British Airways
    • Southwest Airlines
    • Singapore Airlines
    • Flying Blue
    • Virgin Atlantic
    • Aer Lingus
    • Iberia

– Points are worth 1.25 cents each when redeemed through the Ultimate Rewards travel portal
– Primary rental car collision damage waiver
– Earn 2X points on all travel and dining
– $95 annual fee

If I were just starting out in earning miles and points, I suggest starting out with this card,  the Chase Sapphire Preferred

b. Chase Sapphire Reserve – earn 50,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards (I don’t have an active link at the time this was published, feel free to search on the net for a recent link, or check with me). Here’s a write up that I wrote on both Sapphire cards.

My other trusted cards that earn ultimate rewards are

I value my points earned with Chase. Here’s a write-up I wrote last year as to how we travel for nearly free (click here) with points earned with these credit cards.

For other cards that have helped us travel for nearly free, I recently I updated my favorite travel credit cards. I’ve also written this recently:

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Author: Jason

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