Every year people ping me to ask what deal a certain airline/hotel/OTA/store is doing for Thanksgiving.
The very first year I had this blog I attempted to keep up. It was exhausting and I still couldn’t serve you the way dedicated multi-person blogs can.
Over the last couple of years, I have consistently seen two sources provide a great rundown of Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals.
In this article
Who to Follow for Black Friday Travel Deals?
Extreme Hotel Deals really puts in the time each year to not just list generic deals (many sites just copy and paste from last year and see what sticks).
Even just now I learned about a new deal I wasn’t aware of. I don’t know if they have *every* possible deal, but in terms of knowing what all the majors are up to, they’ve got it.
Who to Follow for Black Friday Shopping Deals?
The venerable Doctor of Credit.
Always comprehensive from a variety of stores and a massive Amazon mega-thread. Go ahead and click through their links to show support for all they do.
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[…] If you’re reading this Friday, I’m not personally doing anything to monetize Black Friday on the blog, but I did call out the two sources I’m using for my own deals here: Where I’m Sourcing my Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals. […]