American Express Campus Edition – the prepaid product marketed to college students in conjunction with Barnes & Noble campus bookstores — allowed you to load at the bookstore cash register with a credit card or gift card. The card allowed a maximum balance of $1000, and charged $3.95 to reload at register. You could then […]
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Over the weekend I had the chance to be on Etihad's inaugural A380 flight from Abu Dhabi to London, where I flew in one of their First Apartments. I was absolutely blown away by the product.
In theory the most exciting thing about Etihad's new A380 was The Residence, which is the three room suite with butler service that Etihad will sell you for the low price of $20,000+ on a one-way flight.
The first passenger to book The Residence was Gino Bertuccio, who's a really cool guy that I know from some past inaugural flights.
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IHG Rewards Club has made a big change in their terms and conditions with no advance notice, or even any notice, to members: they will no longer award points even for incidentals on stays booked through third party website. Hotel loyalty programs have spent years trying to gain control over the distribution of rooms. Years […]
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Alaska Airlines' Mileage Plan is offering a winter award sale for bookings made through January 8, 2015.
The promotion is valid for economy award redemptions on Alaska Airlines flights between January 6 and March 5, 2015. You can find the full listing of eligible markets on the Alaska winter award sale webpage, where the sale is organized by city.
For example, out of Seattle you can book awards for just 5,000 miles one-way to Bend, Boise, Oakland, San Francisco, and San Jose.
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