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CUSTOMIZE YOUR IDEAL VACATION. Delta Vacations Gives CUSTOMIZE YOUR IDEAL VACATION. Delta Vacations gives you the benefits and flexibility to truly own your vacation experience with packages inspired by hundreds of destinations, thousands of accommodations and endless activities. VACATION YOUR WAY Enjoy savings when you package your flights, hotels, car rentals and more to any of our 300+ destinations worldwide. EARN BONUS MILES Delta Vacations is the only U.S. vacation provider to offer up to 7,500 bonus miles per person, through the SkyMiles® program. (Terms apply). BEST PRICE GUARANTEED Relax and book your dream getaway with ease, knowing you're getting the best price with our Vacation Price Pledge. EASY WAYS TO PLAN & PAY Hold your reservation for 24 hours, reserve your package with a deposit and pay the rest later, or use miles toward your vacation package or an upgrade. Terms and Conditions Purchase any Delta Vacations flight and hotel package from any Delta Vacations origin in the U.S. or Canada to any Delta Vacations destination, January 1 - December 31, 2019, for travel anytime. SkyMiles number must be provided to Delta Vacations to receive bonus miles. Bonus miles will not be credited when SkyMiles number is provided directly to the airline. Bonus miles will be posted to members' accounts within 6-8 weeks of completing qualifying travel. Miles will be posted as a bonus, and will not count toward Medallion qualification. Bonus miles are awarded for purchased flight and hotel stays or flight, hotel stay and qualified car rental bookings. When providing a SkyMiles number, bonus miles will be awarded for Delta Vacations packages including Delta flights, Delta-coded flights operated by the airline partners below, and flights coded and operated by the following airline partners: Delta Connection carrier and Delta shuttle flights, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, Aeromexico, Air France, Alitalia. A 2-night minimum hotel stay is required. All tickets and documents must be issued by Delta Vacations. All mileage and subsequent awards must be earned and used according to the terms and conditions of the SkyMiles Program. Additional rules and restrictions may apply. Delta Vacations is the final authority on the interpretation of these rules. Miles earned with car rentals and credit cards are subject to individual agreements with participating companies and vendors, and programs are subject to change without notice. See provider for details. All SkyMiles Program rules apply. To review the rules, please visit delta.com/memberguide . Delta Vacations airfares will earn Medallion Qualification Dollars (MQDs – U.S.-based members only) based on fare class and distance flown. Bonus miles do not count towards Medallion® Status or Million Miler™ status. Please allow 6-8 weeks after qualification for miles to be posted to your account. Offers void where prohibited by law. Offers subject to change without notice. Other restrictions may apply. All Disney artwork, logos and properties © Disney. .
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