Last year Hyatt Gold Passport made some pretty substantial changes to their award chart, whereby they added Category 7 redemption properties, which increased the cost of some of Hyatt’s most aspirational hotels. On the plus side, Hyatt quickly followed that up with some new benefits, including the introduction of Points + Cash awards (whereby you…
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Just a quick heads up that tickets to the next Frequent Traveler University go on sale Wednesday at 11:00AM Eastern.
In the past, tickets to the Advanced sessions have sold out within hours, so if you're interested in attending I'd plan accordingly.
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As American and US Airways continue to merge their operations, one of the key issues is labor integration — and not just getting combined work contracts for flight attendants, pilots, and other groups, but getting the two work forces to operate as one and to be be both happy and productive. American management does realize […]
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In addition to the special deal pricing Star Alliance awards at the price of United awards through Mileage Plus, United also launched two published award sales. United is offering 20% off domestic economy awards to several US cities. Book by December 30 for travel January 12 through February 12, 2015. Aspen Bozeman Durango Fort Lauderdale […]
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I'm often asked if you lose your points when you cancel your credit card. I can understand the confusion, since the rules do vary based on the type of card.
Furthermore, I've heard of some credit card issuers incorrectly threatening that cardmembers will lose their points, even when it isn't true.
Generally speaking the rules vary based on the type of card you're earning points with. It depends on whether it's a program specific card or a bank rewards card (a card accruing points with Membership Rewards, Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou, etc.).
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Here’s what it takes to be the TSA’s officer of the year. “Officer Mendez is the type of TSA officer who others look to model,” says TSA Federal Security Director Dan Ronan. …Officer Mendez was just selected as TSA’s Officer of the Year for 2014 among the 45,000 TSA officers nationwide. …One afternoon when Officer […]
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