Category Archives for "Loyalty Programs".
Since JetBlue prices TrueBlue award tickets according to the market price of the same ticket in dollars, any sale on revenue tickets amounts to a sale on award tickets. The price of an award ticket and… Continue Reading
If you’re looking for a way to make your rental-car dollar go further, this promotion may be just the ticket. As recurring travel promotions go, National Car Rental’s “One Two Free”… Continue Reading
How much are your social-media accounts worth? Maybe more than you thought. Marriott loyalists can earn up to 45,000 bonus Rewards points every year by connecting with Marriott via social media. Offer… Continue Reading
Do you earn miles for dining? Probably not. Up until five or so years ago, that was a thing: earning frequent-flyer miles for eating out. It was a reliable source of substantial earnings for members of… Continue Reading
When Delta added Airbnb to its SkyMiles program as an earning partner in November of 2016, it was a clear sign that Airbnb had come of age. The home-sharing service was no longer a novelty; it had earned… Continue Reading
Depending on the specifics of the offer, IHG’s Accelerate offers can be big winners or non-starters. They’re always worth a look. InterContinental Hotels Group has announced the latest in… Continue Reading
In case you missed something, following are the biggest travel stories and best deals covered this past week. Check ’em out! This Airline Has the Best Frequent Flyer Rewards According to the latest… Continue Reading
According to U.S. News & World Report, the former news weekly whose annual “Best Colleges” rankings have become its best-known product, Marriott Rewards is now the best hotel loyalty program… Continue Reading
Alaska Airlines is a throwback. In a good way … The days of systemwide airline mileage bonuses are mostly long gone. Today, airlines are more focused in their marketing efforts, limiting bonus miles… Continue Reading
When it comes to hotel promotions, Best Western has consistently proven itself to be among the least generous. The hotel’s marketing team apparently trusts that the chain’s core value proposition… Continue Reading