Category Archives for "Loyalty Programs".
In case you missed something, following are the biggest travel stories and best deals covered this past week. Check ’em out! Hilton Follows Marriott with Harsher Cancellation Policy Hilton will… Continue Reading
If you believe that loyalty points are best used for high-end travel like first-class flights and stays at ritzy hotels, you’re not alone. That strategy is inherently dangerous, because for most… Continue Reading
When researching and booking hotel stays, many travelers use a combination of online travel agency websites and the hotels’ own websites. It’s cumbersome and time-consuming. Is it necessary?… Continue Reading
Got elite status? Here’s an easy way to extend it to JetBlue. As it did last summer, JetBlue is offering elite members of other airline programs an opportunity to have that status matched in JetBlue’s… Continue Reading
Got Delta miles? Here’s how to make them go further … Fly to or from select cities in the continental U.S. for as few as 20,000 Delta miles roundtrip in coach. That’s the gist of Delta’s… Continue Reading
If you earn Hilton Honors points as a result of renting vehicles, be aware that that option will no longer be available with four rental car companies in 2017, as the Hilton Honors frequent guest loyalty… Continue Reading
Not surprisingly, the big news today was Alaska Air’s announcement regarding a partnership change to its Mileage Plan program. Less expected, however, was the nature of that change. Rather than… Continue Reading
Hyatt has added a new resort to the list of properties available for award stays, and the price for a free night is off the charts. Literally. Not a good sign. For participants in travel-loyalty programs,… Continue Reading
In case you missed something, following are the biggest travel stories and best deals covered this past week. Check ’em out! Airfare Transparency Imperiled by New Legislation Included in the latest… Continue Reading
Got United miles? If so, these upcoming changes to MileagePlus award pricing will affect you — most likely negatively. First, the good news: When the changes take effect on November 1, prices for… Continue Reading