If you weren’t sure you could achieve elite status with Hyatt this year, your prayers are probably answered. Pretty much everyone will qualify for this fast-track path to elite status.
Individual Hyatt reservations agents have been telling customers that they can get some points if their free nights expire. Hyatt now says that’s not the case.
The roll-out of Hyatt’s new loyalty program earlier this year made top-tier elite status harder to achieve and more rewarding. It appears we’re seeing one of the first opportunities to get there a bit quicker.
Halfway home in 2017. How is your elite status shaping up?
I’m openly wondering if I’m setting my expectations for hotel elite status too high. Should hotels pay attention to guests who spend and stay frequently?
Hyatt’s top-tier status is the most valuable top-tier status in hotel loyalty right now. I’ve been a Hyatt Diamond member for many years and with the recent program change become a Globalist member (truth be told, I’m now Lifetime Globalist and loving every minute…
Are you going to be the lucky winner of my favorite elite status? I’m giving away Hyatt Globalist status to one lucky reader.
Hyatt rolls out their first promotion of 2017, which is also the first promotion of the new World of Hyatt program.
Those that follow my blog know that I’ve been a HyattHomerTM for a number of years now. They consistently deliver great service and benefits to me. They’ve done so for a number of years. Their lifetime status is one of the hardest to achieve…
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