Category Archives for "Travel Hacking".
Every once in a while, Intercontinental hotels – part of IHG – offers a bonus to new (or renewing) members of its Ambassador loyalty program. New sign-ups or renewals that take place between… Continue Reading
Even though they are no longer Marriott’s best points redemption option, it appears likely that Travel Packages are going to disappear this week (as first reported by Gary Leff). This shouldn’t… Continue Reading
Rather than reducing the requirements for reaching elite status, the major hotel chains – apart from Hilton – are taking a wait and see approach. I suspect that part of the strategy is to… Continue Reading
Radisson Rewards Americas has launched a promotion to attract new members. This promotion should run for all of 2022. In order to earn 10,000 bonus points, you must stay twice WITHIN THREE MONTHS of enrollment… Continue Reading
American Airlines AAdvantage eShopping is offering its first bonus of 2022. Members can earn 1,000 bonus miles on online purchases made before January 20, 2022. The more you spend, the more bonus miles… Continue Reading
In one of the biggest changes ever made to an elite status qualification system, American Airlines AAdvantage is moving to something called “Loyalty Points”. Loyalty Points is supposed to… Continue Reading
Now that American Airlines AAdvantage has switched to its new Loyalty Points scheme – click here for further details – it has updated the earning rates for some partner airlines. In particular,… Continue Reading
Finnair Plus has brought back a popular “buy points” promotion that even allows you to buy elite status. The promotion will run from December 15-27, 2021. At first glance, the promotion looks… Continue Reading
World of Hyatt is offering 1,000 bonus points to US-based members who sign up for GoPuff – a service that delivers snacks, groceries, etc. to your home – and make a purchase between December… Continue Reading
For many people, elite status with one or more hotel chains is a very valuable perk. But if your “organic” travel requirements – i.e. whatever comes naturally from work or pleasure –… Continue Reading