Category Archives for "Loyalty Programs".
“Rollover nights” is an element of hotel chain loyalty programs that doesn’t normally get much attention. The idea is basically to entice members to continue staying beyond the bare… Continue Reading
Earlier today, I wrote about the status match being offered by Italy’s ITA Airways. I neglected to mention, however, that new members of “Volare” can earn 10,000 bonus points. All you… Continue Reading
The latest iteration of Italy’s national airline – ITA Airways – is now operating. And despite the fact that very few details are available regarding its new loyalty programme –… Continue Reading
Airbnb has certainly disrupted the “accommodation sector” of the travel industry, leading some hotel chains to dabble with their own version of home rentals. Marriott is making a stronger… Continue Reading
North American readers might not be familiar with Iberia Airlines’ online shopping portal – IberiaPluStore. Even though it works in exactly the same way as the online shopping portals offered… Continue Reading
World of Hyatt and American Airlines AAdvantage have launched an interesting promotion that is valid at 193 Hyatt hotels in the United States. The promo will run from November 1, 2021 and January 31,… Continue Reading
Many people book direct with a hotel chain – instead of via Hotels.com or Booking.com – because of the points you can earn (along with elite status benefits of course). Once you have accumulated… Continue Reading
The benefits provided by elite status with one or more hotel chains are often considered to be the sweetspot of the loyalty hobby. If only because, instead of being treated a bit better for the duration… Continue Reading
With autumn now upon us, you have less than three months to renew or upgrade your hotel chain elite status. If you haven’t been paying much attention to your progress or the general requirements,… Continue Reading
IHG Rewards has brought back an appealing promotion that is only open to new members – who must sign up before November 30th, 2021. Although it is hard to imagine too many InsideFlyer readers who… Continue Reading