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If you want to travel but don’t want to fly, take the bus or rent an RV, there’s another option: Amtrak.
Amtrak is loved by some and disdained by others. Trains in the U.S. don’t compare to the high-speed trains you see in Asia or the budget trains in Europe, but Amtrak can still offer a decent alternative to flying.
Amtrak operates the majority of the medium- and long-haul passenger trains in the U.S offers its own loyalty program, Guest Rewards. The program rewards frequent customers with perks like free rides. But how can you earn elite status with Amtrak?
Here’s everything you need to know about Amtrak Guest Rewards elite status.
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