On the first Tuesday second Monday of each month, Dave Dean from Too Many Adapters gives us great tips and advice on travel tech and gear. This month’s column is about gadgets worth taking on the road. It’s surprisingly hard to find travel gear that delivers. There’s the tiny solar charger that took five days of sunlight to half-charge my phone, the wind-up flashlight with a handle that snapped off the first time I used it, the travel mouse that […]
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Through May 8, 2015, IHG Rewards Club has a publicly available offer for up to a 50% bonus on purchased points.
The cost to purchase points varies based on how many you purchase, as follows:
-- 1,000 – 10,000 points for $13.50 per 1,000 points
-- 11,000 – 25,000 points for $12.50 per 1,000 points
-- 26,000 – 60,000 points for $11.50 per 1,000 points
Not only does the base cost per purchased point vary based on how many you buy, but the bonus varies based on how many points you purchase as well:
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Today's roundup of posts from other blogs and news from the various sources I cull together each day includes a source for gift cards (that earns 5x this quarter for many!), a great shot of Kim Jong Un, an airline that still offers free hotels on forced overnights, and a sneak photo of the contruction of the Centurion lounge offering in Seattle.
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Hello from New York! While I had an amazing time in the Maldives, it’s nice to be back “home” (whatever that means).
As you guys know, I flew Cathay Pacific business class home from the Maldives, thanks to the cheap business class fares they publish between Male and New York. So over the weekend I flew from Male to Hong Kong to Newark.
Up until now I’ve never reasonably been able to justify flying Cathay Pacific business class rather than first class. When redeeming American miles for travel between the US and Asia, the cost for first class is only 12,500 miles more one-way than the cost of business class. Given all the extra services, booking first class is a no brainer.
That being said, in the interest of the blog, there’s value in reviewing Cathay Pacific business class:
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