Three weeks ago, I attended my close friend’s wedding on a Sunday night in Vancouver. It was a great time, with great people, great food and just a great atmosphere. Once the wedding ended shortly after 1:00am, I then bummed … Read more →
Hyatt is offering a 10% discount on the purchase of physical gift cards, which can translate into huge savings potential for Hyatt stays with a bit of planning:
-- The gift cards can be used at participating Hyatt hotels in the US, Canada and Caribbean
-- If you have an OPEN card from American Express you'll receive a 5% rebate on the purchase
-- You can also earn 3% cash back on your Hyatt booking through TopCashBack
This promotion is open to all Hyatt Gold Passport members, and you can purchase up to $2,000 in gift cards per account directly on the Hyatt website.
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As I explained in British Airways Visa Drops First Year Annual Fee, Still Offers 50,000 Points, redeeming British Airways points for short non-stop flights in economy on American, US Airways, and Alaska Airlines are a great deal. You can spend as little as 4500 points one-way, instead of the “usual” 12,500 with US mileage programs. […]
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Katie Hammel reveals how to slow travel – to learn about the local culture, understand daily life, and focus on “experiencing†more than “seeing†– even on a short trip.
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