Once the Thanksgiving festivities end, it’s all about the deals. Black Friday is a true shopping delight, while on Cyber ​​Monday you can score the best deals from the comfort of your home. And for savvy travelers, there’s Travel Tuesday with discounts on airfares, cruises, hotels and more. Here are some deals on flights from United, Delta and American.

What is Travel Tuesday?

Black Friday first came onto the scene when stores across the country unleashed some of the biggest sales of the year on the Friday after Thanksgiving. This was followed by Cyber ​​Monday with offers for online shoppers. For those who prefer to spend their money on experiences rather than material things, Travel Tuesday is the travel industry’s answer to the big sales days. You will receive significant discounts on airfares, cruises, hotels and other travel-related services. Many airlines also offer special deals that start on Black Friday and last through Travel Tuesday, while some offer additional deals on the actual day.

When is Travel Tuesday this year?

Travel Tuesday is the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, which this year falls on Tuesday, December 3rd.

What deals are Delta, American and United offering for Travel Tuesday?

Some airlines like JetBlue and Southwest have announced extended Black Friday/Early Travel Tuesday deals, and other airlines are announcing deals for the day. Here’s a look at what Delta, American, and United are currently offering, but check back tomorrow to see if you can score more.

Delta Airlines is offering members additional miles and additional rewards through December 4, 2024. Bonus rewards include 5x miles on Delta gift cards, 4x miles with Delta Cars, Delta Cruises and Delta Stays, and 10% off Delta Vacations.

American Airlines offers flights to Europe starting at $599 round-trip and domestic flights for less than $100.

United presents its ongoing deals from cities including Houston, Chicago, San Francisco and NYC.

Be sure to check with each airline on Tuesday to see if they are offering even better deals.