The Weekly Win Travel Sweepstakes Clearinghouse

Because the only thing better than taking a trip, is winning one!

Travel Sweepstakes ~ How to Add a Sweepstakes ~ How to Bookmark This Page ~ How to Share the Winning

Welcome to The Weekly Win!

No, we’re not giving away free trips, but lots of other people are. Since someone has to win these prizes, we figure it should be either you or us. Agreed?

That’s why we created this Travel Sweepstakes Clearinghouse! When we learn about opportunities to win a trip, travel-related gear, or good ol’ cash, we’ll tell you all about it here.

Naturally, you’ll want to bookmark this page and come back often!

Clearinghouse
Noun [kleer-ing-hous]
A central institution or agency for the collection, maintenance, and distribution of materials or information.
Travel Sweepstakes
Noun Plural [trav-uhl sweep-stayks]
Giveaways featuring trips, tours, gear, etc., related to traveling. Something you should be winning!

The Travel Sweepstakes Clearinghouse!

The idea behind the Clearinghouse is simple: We wanted one page with a list of shortcuts to enter any/all of the sweepstakes we find. No searching for names you can’t remember, and no surfing all over the web trying to find your way back to that one web page. You’ll find basic info here, and links to enter and to the rules. (You do read the rules, right? Yeah, us too.)

We try to keep the travel sweepstakes arranged in order of entry deadline, soonest to latest. If you have seen a travel sweepstakes not listed here, please let us know! (Details below.) Best of luck!

Let’s win our way around the world!

Enter a Travel Sweepstakes

Enter to win a National Parks advendure from the National Park FOundation – Ends 31 August 2024


National Parks Foundation Adventure Awaits Travel Sweepstakes via TravelLatte

There are literally hundreds of National Parks in the United States, and each and every one is an adventure. The National Park Foundation is committed to protecting and enhancing that adventure for us, and future generations. They are the only national charitable nonprofit whose mission is to directly support the National Park Service.

That takes funding, and one way they raise funds is with a national fund-raising sweepstakes. This year, you could win the trip of a lifetime: 500,000 American Airlines AAdvantage ® miles, a brand new set of luggage and travel bags from BÈIS, and a cool $12,500 for travel expenses. 100 Runners-Up will receive a National Park Foundation canvas tote and water bottle.

While you can enter the sweepstakes without donating to support the National Parks Foundation, we hope you’ll join us in making a donation in exchange for sweepstakes entries.

Entry Type
Number of entries dependent upon donation level, with one free entry available.
How to Enter
To enter, visit the National Park Foundation entry page, and complete the donation form. See complete rules for details, including how to enter without making a contribution.
Who’s Eligible?
This travel sweepstakes is open to legal residents of the United States and Washington, DC, age 21 or older at time of entry. Void in Montana, Washington, and where prohibited by law.
Sweepstakes Ends
31 August 2024
Sponsors
National Parks Foundation




How to Add a Travel Sweepstakes

Have you entered a travel-related sweepstakes that we haven’t included? Found a travel sweepstakes you want to share? Let us know and we’ll share it with the world! Just Tweet us (@TravelLatte), stop by our Facebook page, or leave a comment here to let us know about it. You don’t need to include all of the details – we’ll find that stuff. Just let us know what it’s called, and the web page URL to enter, or get more information. Thanks in advance for sharing!

How to Bookmark This Page

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How to Share the Winning

It’s super simple to share the good news: Just use the social sharing buttons on this page to share on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, email, or whatever app you choose!

FYI: Some travel sweepstakes invite you to share the sweepstakes to earn additional entries. Sharing this page won’t work – you need to share from their pages in order to earn those entries.

Caveat Emptor: Why You Should Always Read the Rules

For one thing, they could change between the time we find the sweepstakes and the time you enter. The chances are slim, but it could happen. There may be black-out dates or other limitations to the prize that may affect you. Be sure you’re aware of “gateway airport” requirements for international travel sweepstakes, too.

More importantly, many companies use travel sweepstakes to entice us to give them our contact information for marketing purposes. It’s not uncommon for your entry to be an opt-in for emails, snail-mails, and even phone solicitation from sponsoring companies and their partners. If you don’t like that stuff, don’t enter that sweepstakes.

Note: Sweepstakes featured in The Weekly Win are not affiliated with, administered by, or endorsed by TravelLatte. The Weekly Win is neither solicited nor compensated*. In the belief that it’s better to win a trip than to scrimp and save for one, we just thought you’d appreciate hearing about some of the travel sweepstakes we find.

Remember: Prize, entry, and drawing information in the official rules always supersedes information found here.

*Some entry links may give TravelLatte additional sweepstakes entries.


Some Common Sweepstakes Terms

If you’ve ever read through the rules that we keep saying you should, you will encounter some terms that you are not likely to hear or use in every day conversation. Let’s try to demystify some of that legaleze.

Age of Majority
In most cases, this is the age at which the state where you live considers you an adult, for legal purposes. If you have encountered this, it has most likely been in connection with finances (e.g.: That trust fund Gramps left you) or legal issues (e.g.: That one time when the police came). For most states, it is 18, but a few have different rules: Alabama and Nebraska set it at 19, and in Mississippi it is 21.
Jurisdiction of Residence
This is a double whammy. First there is your residence vs location. If you live in an Airstream for half the year, what counts is where you call home. Generally, the state on your driver’s license will suffice as proof of your residence. Your jurisdiction of residence is a little more technical, but basically it is where you pay taxes. For most of us, those places are the same.

Note: Wherever indicated (“our link”), you are following a customized entry link. When you enter though our links, we get additional sweepstakes entries. There is no compensation associated with including or promoting any of the travel sweepstakes featured in The Weekly Win.