How often do you come across guest lists at hotels with names, room numbers, and checkout dates for everyone to see?
Oh well. You often see hotel employees wth these lists, especially during breakfast time, and they are sometimes forgotten about and left out in the open.
Aegean has launched a new offer to get Miles+Bonus members to book new travel by October 14, 2021.
Miles+Bonus members can earn unlimited double tier and awards miles on travel through September 2021.
Hyatt has launched a new offer to celebrate the Golden Week in China this October. The sale applies to hotels in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan).
World of Hyatt members can get every second night 50% off if booking using promotional code GCLTO and by October 11.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to Virgin Atlantic and their business class excursion round trip fares between London (LHR), United Kingdom and Hong Kong SAR (HKG).
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Marriott Bonvoy has released its latest Escapes that are available for stays in the United States, Canada, Caribbean, and Latin America through October 25, 2020. You must book by Sunday.
Members can save 25%, and the non-member discount is capped at 20%. The offer is valid seven days a week at resorts and weekends (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights) at urban hotels.
Alaska Airlines has previously launched a Mileage Plan bonus sale which allows members to buy miles at up to 50% bonus that’s ending on September 24, 2020.
Non-elite members can purchase every calendar year (150,000). MVP, MVP Gold, and MVP 75K can continue purchasing miles without any limits.
Accor and AXA have launched a partnership that allows in-house guests to get complimentary telephone consultation, including prescriptions, for non-urgent medical support.
The telephone consultation is free of charge, and the guest can be referred for a more comprehensive face-to-face appointment at an appropriate doctor that must be paid for.
As I posted a week ago, I ended up spending six months of 2020 in Japan and decided to repatriate back to Europe on ANA F. Here’s a review of my Haneda – London flight NH211 on September 2.
I had booked this award ticket using Virgin Atlantic miles (read more here) that I had earned more than a decade ago, and ended up changing it quite a few times when ANA opened up the F inventory (usually two weeks out).
Delta Air Lines today announced positive changes to its SkyMiles program that hopefully both United and American soon match.
SkyMiles award redeposit and change fees are waived immediately. Also, there is no longer penalty for changing or canceling awards within 72 hours of departure.
Accor ALL has brought back the ibis BUSINESS card sign up offer for 1,000 bonus points.
Member must sign up (buy the membership) by December 31, 2020, and then stay once using ibis BUSINESS rate by February 28, 2021.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to Japan Airlines and their midweek business class advance purchase round trip fares between Vancouver (YVR), Canada and Tokyo (NRT), Japan
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Best Western has launched a new sale for stays at participating hotels in the United States this fall.
Members can save 15% on their stays if booked by Friday. It is unclear until when this sale is valid for.
Southwest Airlines has launched an exciting offer for promotional Companion Pass for booking a flight on September 22 – 24, for travel September 22 – November 15, 2020.
The Promotional Companion Pass is valid for travel January 6 – February 28, 2021, that allows its holder to take a travel companion with them for merely paying the airport taxes. You can use the promotional Companion Pass an unlimited number of times during its validity.
Avianca LifeMiles current mileage sale offering up to 200% bonus is coming to and end three days from now on September 25th 2020 (unless they extend the campaign again).
LifeMiles also announced in an email they just sent out that they’re committing to keep their current award charts until at least January 2021 – apparently people had some concerns about that prompting such a response.
