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Cheap Flights To Spain, Discounted Gift Cards And An Incredible Picture

a hot air balloon with clouds and lines

Here’s what I’m reading about in the world of miles and points:

Cheap Flights of the Day:

Spain is on sale for under $400.

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United’s New 777-300ER has launched and the inaugural flight is on sale.  Your first shot at a Polaris seat won’t come cheaply.

I REALLY want to try an ice hotel.  My best friend stayed at one a number of years ago, and I’m still jealous.  I have less excuses now that there’s a year-round Ice Hotel.

Um, yeah.  Air Dates.  Kinda like Tinder, but in the air.  I remember being at a conference a few years ago where a company presented a product where you could find your perfect match while riding the bus by letting random people stalk you via their app.  Some ideas are better off dead.

Since When Is It Okay For Hotels Not To Make All The Beds In A Room?

IHG is back with their Accelerate promo for 2017.  I haven’t looked to see what offer I got yet, but it appears some folks are pretty happy.

Extra discounts on gift cards from dozens of major retailers can make holiday shopping a bit easier.

There’s now an award chart to redeem Alaska miles on Japan Airlines.  Canadian Kilometers points out some really good values for folks looking to book.

What if you could make one change to your favorite hotel loyalty program.  Fellow blogger One Mile At A Time took his best shot at naming the best change for 5 different programs.

Using points to make pricey sporting events more attainable.  Mommy Points is great at this.  She’s put together some great sports pilgrimages.  Makes me think of my SPG redemption so my wife could play tennis with Andre Agassi.

This is an incredible picture!

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