And here I thought I was going to Martinique alone. Turns out I was wrong! It looks like a WHOLE bunch of frequent travelers are going to get a chance to come with me. And one will win a special little extra from me.
The Best of the Rest includes $15 discounts at Amazon, statement credits for Chase Freedom cardholders and increased sign-up bonuses. Oh, and some teenage boy humor.
American finally has all the pieces together on LAX-Haneda. See what the times look like and what plane will be flying the route.
There’s plenty to do at the Arion resort complex, though most of it focuses on relaxing. The property doesn’t charge a resort fee, and there are a number of included amenities to make your stay more enjoyable.
American Airlines is aligning their AAdvantage program earning rates with recent British Airways changes on similar fares. See how this impacts you for travel starting next year.
The Best of the Rest includes Ex-Im progress (?), people to hate on airplanes and a tale of almost 30 years with US Airways.
A quick spin through our month, as told by the lens of our camera.
A quick $10 from Bluebird.
The miles and points game isn’t for everyone. But, if you’re going to collect miles and points it behooves you to understand what they’re worth. Spending on a cash-back credit card has a clear return. It’s defined in the terms of the card agreement. But, miles and points, whether they’re earned from flying, staying in hotels or credit card spend have a variable value. Just like you’d ask how much cash back you get, you should ask how much you can get for miles and points you’re earning. Here are some examples.
Starwood Preferred Guest appears to be testing the waters on offering customers discounts for booking through their website. They sent me an e-mail this week detailing offers of up to 10% off their lowest rates when booking through the SPG website. It’s only a…
