A captain from Alaska Airlines is helping a little boy realize his dreams. The 9-year old, Ben, is legally blind and will likely lose all his vision in the future. One of his dreams was to see the Northern Lights before he lost all…
Hyatt announced a partnership this morning that will result in them managing a renovated castle in Germany, Neues Schloss Baden-Baden. I found this picture on Wikipedia and there’s a similar one on Trip Advisor, so I’m pretty sure this is the castle. I’m a…
Daily Getaways for May 22nd and 23rd are from Alamo car rental and Hilton HHonors. Alamo is selling $50 car rental certificates for $22.50 and Hilton is selling points for about half a penny each. The Alamo deal is a good one if you like renting from Alamo. The Hilton HHonors deal is going to take some work to get good value out of.
Daily getaways for today and tomorrow are from Choice Privileges. The Choice Privileges offer is good for both hotel stays and airline mile transfers. Alamo is offering a $50 rental certificate for $22.50.
The newest Daily Getaways are from Hertz and Choice Privileges. Today’s deal is Hertz Gold Plus Rewards. These are solid deals for a variety of different types of cars and rental lengths. The Choice Privileges deal tomorrow is probably better for hotel stays if you have something specific. Airline transfers are reasonable but not hugely valuable.
Wyndham Rewards is selling points as part of Daily Getaways today. Hertz is selling points tomorrow. The Wyndham deal is okay if you have a specific redemption in mind, but don’t buy speculatively. The Hertz deal is a solid value for a variety of Hertz car rentals.
A recent flight has me wondering whether I’m operating under the wrong assumption as to which under seat storage is yours on an airplane.
Daily Getaways start on Monday, May 19th. I’ll be detailing these offers each day, with a breakdown of the following day’s deal as well. The first deal is Wyndham Rewards points on sale for just over half a cent each. While there are properties where you can get a good value out of this deal, don’t buy speculatively.
The banks are eager to attract customers right now. The best banks with the most rewarding cards are aggressively courting new customers. And yet, lots of the folks I talk to don’t have these credit cards. They have other cards, cards that just don’t earn the sort of day-to-day value the best cards do. What makes that even more painful is that the sign-up bonuses are pretty much at all-time highs.
American Airlines sent my daughter an e-mail today to sign up for their dining program, offering a 2,000 mile bonus after completing your first dine after signing up (you need to spend at least $30 dining). This is different than the offer that…