Costco travel perks that could quietly save you hundreds on your next trip this spring

Costco members may access expanded travel perks in 2026, including bundled hotel pricing, rental car savings and digital Costco Shop Card rewards.


Costco travel perks that could quietly save you hundreds on your next trip this spring
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For travelers looking to cut costs, these features may help cut expenses on hotels, rental cars and other parts of a trip.

The company's "More Stay, Less Pay" deals allow travelers to book longer stays at a reduced rate, such as staying five nights while paying for four, according to the company's website. Pricing also generally includes mandatory fees upfront, which can help avoid unexpected charges during checkout.

Some travel packages also include Digital Costco Shop Cards, which are issued by email after a trip begins or is completed, depending on the booking.

These electronic gift cards can be used for purchases on Costco's website or at warehouse locations, Costco noted. The credits may help offset future expenses such as groceries or other everyday items.

In some cases, additional driver fees are waived through select providers, which can otherwise add to the overall cost of a trip.

"They use a portion of the commission they would normally earn and turn it back into benefits or incentives for the person booking the trip," travel expert Bobby Laurie told Fox News Digital.

One user described the service as "hard to beat."

However, the platform may not work for everyone.

Costco Travel requires a membership to book, and its offerings are more limited compared to larger online travel agencies. Travelers looking for highly customized trips or boutique accommodations may find fewer options.

Fox News Digital reached out to Costco for comment.

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