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Version 3.3 · 2026-05-07
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Stop overpaying for flights and hotels. ARM Travel gives you access to wholesale travel rates that used to be reserved for insiders only — now available to everyone, right from your phone.
Why ARM Travel?
* Flight Deals: 50–90% off fares from your home airport — updated daily
* Wholesale Hotels: Net rates on 700,000+ hotels worldwide, not marked-up public prices
* Takeoff Deals: Get instant alerts when prices drop to your dream destinations
* Flexible or Set Dates: Browse the cheapest fares in the next 6 months, or search your exact travel dates
* No Markup: The price you see is what airlines and hotels actually charge
How It Works
* Download the app and create your free account
* Choose your favorite destinations and home airport
* Get deal alerts and browse wholesale rates instantly
* Book in seconds and keep the savings…
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