Category Archives for "Advice".
Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants — which is now a division of InterContinental Hotels Group since its acquisition last year — has notified its customers via letters using traditional postal mail and through… Continue Reading
Recently, news agencies reported that four airlines had been fined for providing inaccurate information about Involuntarily Denied Boarding (IDB) compensation. The fines were small, ranging from $35,000… Continue Reading
“Got my statement from my Citi Prestige card and of the annual $250 travel fee credit, I still have just under $100 left. Anyone know if I can purchase a $100 Gift Card from AA and have that count as… Continue Reading
Hertz and MileagePlus are offering a discount plus bonus miles when you rent a car through October 31. Not that discounts are uncommon; few people pay “rack rate” for their car rentals, anyway… Continue Reading
You may have heard all of the horror stories of germs lurking about aboard airplanes and inside the lavatory — as well as in hotel rooms, airports, rental cars and just about everywhere else when traveling…… Continue Reading
A credit card can be an excellent way to get lots of points and miles fast. They are offering more generous sign-up bonuses than ever and if you are willing to spend the time to work the system, the sky’s… Continue Reading
Revenue tickets from the United States to China are often on sale and upgrade space is usually plentiful. I’ve done a handful of mileage runs to China over the years, from a one to three night stay… Continue Reading
It’s going to cost you more to travel in 2016. Unless it costs you less. In a world where leisure and hotel prices are diverging from airlines’, you will want to be aware of their pricing… Continue Reading
When the airlines launched the first iteration of their mileage programs decades ago, they had no idea of the phenomenon that they were creating. The points schemes, which were supposed to be a simple… Continue Reading
When it comes to travel, there are a few things you never want to hear. For example, anytime a pilot begins a sentence with the words, “Well, folks…,” you know it’s going to end… Continue Reading