Americans once shuddered at the thought of paying $3 USD for a gallon of gasoline. Now, many are wondering when that price will hit $5.
Travelers have slowly been conditioned to accept high gasoline prices. In many places at this writing, that amount represents a bargain. In Europe, such prices would prompt double-takes of delight.
Wherever the driver may roam, most will not cancel a trip because of gasoline prices. But many might have to cut back on other things for which they travel in the first place: new restaurant experiences, admissions to unique attractions, or side-trips to the romantic or unusual.
For that reason, any attempt to save money for the traveling public should be praised. What follows are links to places willing to include such offers in their marketing mixes.
This trend began in 2004 with great fanfare, because at the time it was a novelty. Let's hope the need for these inducements will drop considerably in future years.
For each business listed, there are probably many others with offers as good or better. It is hoped this list will inspire you to search for others.
Click "next" and start with some bed-and-breakfast establishments that want to pick up your gasoline tab.
