Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to Singapore Airlines and their premium economy promotional round trip fares between Singapore and Los Angeles.
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Welcome to our weekly video review on hotel suites and rooms around the world! This week’s edition features the Turquoise Suite, a 61 to 90 m2 1-bedroom, king bed suite at JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort, Vietnam.
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Voices are getting loud that Thomas Cook Airlines & Germany based Condor could he grounded soon, following reports that Thomas Cook needs 200 Million British Pound to satisfy creditors and continue operations.
This could present grave risk for a lot of holidaymakers especially from the UK and Germany who are looking forward to their fall/winter vacation as well as those who utilize Condor’s long haul flights.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to Japan Airlines and their shoulder season business class advance purchase round trip fares between Chicago and Shanghai.
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When I was in Auckland last month and got a ride from a Sofitel to SO/, the taxi driver told me that the hotel had recently dropped the Sofitel part from its name due to “confusion”.
And this appears to be in process if not already competed at all other SO/ locations. The Sofitel-name is gone replaced by / followed by the name of the city.
United Airlines sent out an email blast to select MileagePlus members this morning informing them about a new double dip offer with IHG Rewards Club for stays between September 20 – December 30, 2019.
Members that choose to earn miles with United for IHG stays will also earn 5 IHG Rewards Club points per USD spend (usually you don’t earn any).
Today we have a Reader Question I received last week concerning the Lufthansa Welcome Lounge at Frankfurt Airport and I promised the reader to write about this after visiting it next time.
I actually planned either way to stop by the Welcome Lounge this week following my arrival on Lufthansa from Bangkok so this was a good opportunity.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to Air Canada/United/Lufthansa and their low/off-peak season midweek business class advance purchase round trip fares between Los Angeles and Copenhagen.
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A LoyaltyLobby reader dropped us a message about Hilton Honors resort promotion for up to 30,000 bonus points and how to deal with misposted promotional points.
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Air Canada’s Aeroplan program launched on September 9th a 30% conversion bonus for transferring points from hotel loyalty programs to Aeroplan that has new valid through date of September 25, 2019 (was extended by 3 days).
Aeroplan offers hotel points to miles conversion bonuses usually two to three times a year sometimes with up to 35% bonus.
IHG Rewards Club launched last month a “Stay In The Moment” sale that allow members to book select hotels worldwide at minimum 25% off. This sale is about to end.
The offer is valid for stays through March 31, 2020 but you need to book it by September 24 or minimum three days before of your intended stay.
World of Hyatt and M life Rewards have launched new promotion for stays at 12 participating MGM properties in Las Vegas.
World of Hyatt members that choose to earn points for their MGM M life stays will see them doubled between September 19 – December 28, 2019.
When I was writing about the latest American Airlines partner whose awards are now available on AA’s site for bookings (read more here), it came to my mind that it wasn’t THAT long ago when we had to call in (sometimes even several offices) to get partner awards ticketed. This often meant also a visit to a ticketing office either at the airport or in the city.
Those days are pretty much gone for members that participate in Star Alliance, Oneworld and SkyTeam frequent flier programs. Unaligned airlines and smaller alliance ones still struggle to bring their partner award bookings online, which could be a revenue protection mechanism as well.
