Category Archives for "Loyalty Programs".
When the sign-up bonus for the ever-popular Starwood Preferred Guest credit card rose to its highest-ever level last year, at 35,000 points, it appeared that might be the last chance for travelers to… Continue Reading
It is that time of year again: voting is now open for the 2017 Freddie Awards — and greater than 100,000 voters had already cast their votes on the first day of voting. The final day of voting for your… Continue Reading
For a limited time, SkyMiles members can fly between Los Angeles and selected other cities for as few as 5,000 Delta miles each way in coach, 9,500 miles each way in Comfort+. Delta’s latest flash sale… Continue Reading
It’s off-season for travel Down Under, and Delta is offering bonus miles to keep its flights full. Offer Details Through May 31, SkyMiles members can earn an extra five miles per $1 spent on flights… Continue Reading
“This year, 325 hotels are changing categories. Of these hotels, approximately 63% are moving down and 37% moving up. There are no changes to the number of categories or the points required by category.”… Continue Reading
Hilton’s newly announced mobile app promotion features a decidedly modest bonus. But combined with its current systemwide promotion — 2,000 bonus points per stay between February 1 and April… Continue Reading
The future, according to Marriott, is mobile. As in mobile apps. As in its new mobile app, in particular. According to today’s news release announcing the company’s new smartphone app: Smart… Continue Reading
Airbnb has been a Delta mileage-earning partner since November 2016, earning the home-sharing service a durable place in the travel landscape, alongside the likes of Hilton and Marriott. This week, Delta… Continue Reading
An exclusive telephone call with Aaron Glick — who is the vice president of the Hilton Honors frequent guest loyalty program at Hilton — afforded the opportunity to not only find out more about the changes… Continue Reading
As with life in general, in the world of travel, the rich are getting richer. Even as mileage programs are becoming more restrictive and less relevant to average travelers, elite flyers are enjoying ever-more… Continue Reading