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TopCashback is offering increased cashback for a number of travel-related companies at the moment, including hotels, cruises, activities and luggage. The rates aren’t all-time highs, but they are pretty good returns if you need to make any bookings or purchases with the eligible companies.
The Deal
- Earn increased cashback from TopCashback at the following travel sites:
- Marriott – 6%
- Hilton – up to 8%
- Choice Hotels – 6.3%
- Radisson International – 8.4%
- Princess Cruises – 6.3%
- Viator – 12.6%
- Tumi – 10.5%
- Direct link to offer.
Key Terms
- Expiry date unknown (possibly December 6, 2022).
Quick Thoughts
As mentioned above, the rates for these various travel companies aren’t all-time highs, but they do seem to be the highest rates available across shopping portals at the moment.
With regards to Hilton, note that the 8% rate won’t be that high for most people unfortunately. That’s because the 8% rate is only available for non-Hilton Honors members or those with entry-level Blue status. Anyone with Silver status or higher is limited to earning only 1% cashback, but that’s sadly a common thing across all portals when it comes to Hilton.
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It is important to remind everyone that TopCashBack is #1 for rejecting your cashback, for no reason whatsoever, and with no recourse. With them, the odds of you actually getting the cashback they promise is well less than 100% and far below other portals that don’t simply deny for no reason even when you’ve got screenshots, etc.
Avoid TopCashBack.
On the contrary I’ve found TCB to be one of the most reliable portals
Just a thought, but if Hilton Honors elite members can only get 1%, why not earn the points through a trusted friend/family member who doesn’t have a Hilton account, and then have them transfer the points to you, since Hilton allows free transfers?
Because then you lose elite benefits, bonus points earnings, etc