Category Archives for "Hotels".
Hilton Honors has been partnered with the ride-sharing App Lyft for awhile now. Honors members can earn and redeem points through Lyft rides. In order to support Lyft’s Vaccine Access campaign,… Continue Reading
I recently wrote a post reminding readers to occasionally check Hyatt’s list of new hotels. Now, you have DOUBLE the reason to do so, at least between April 1st and June 30th, 2021. To celebrate… Continue Reading
Like it or not, the major hotel chains have all chosen to enforce expiration policies on the points balances held by their members. In normal times, this might not be a particular issue, but during the… Continue Reading
IHG Rewards has launched one of its limited time offers to buy points with a 100% bonus. The flash sale will be available until March 16th, 2021. You must buy at least 11,000 points to benefit from the… Continue Reading
IHG Rewards has brought back its Fast Track to Gold or Platinum status. Registration will be open until August 31st, 2021. Once you have registered, you have 90 days to complete: 2 paid nights for Gold… Continue Reading
The latest Hilton 100% bonus on points purchases expired on 8 March. This is one of the few points “purchase” promotions that I consider, and I ended up topping up my account quite substantially… Continue Reading
Radisson Rewards has launched a sale, offering to sell you points with a 100% bonus. The offer will run until March 18, 2021. You can purchase a maximum of 80,000 points per year. Once the bonus is applied,… Continue Reading
If you are a World of Hyatt member, you are probably aware that Hyatt points are the most valuable hotel point. I reckon that they are worth at least 1.5 cents each, and can easily be used at a 2 cents… Continue Reading
I am never a strong advocate of buying loyalty points. I rarely manage to get good value, and a ridiculous part of me (the same part that spends 30 minutes doing a survey in exchange for 25 miles) views… Continue Reading
In the spring of 2020, all major hotel chains extended the elite status of everybody. No hotel chain was willing to take the risk of its most loyal customers losing their elite status and moving their… Continue Reading