As my daughter gets older, I start to think about the skills I need to reinforce so that she’s prepared to take care of herself. A recent article I read has me thinking about how I can ensure that she’s ready for the dangers in the world. I don’t want her live in fear, but I do want her to travel the world with her eyes wide open.
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This week we welcome Mr. Deals, Adam Yellin to the show from Deals We Like. He was a great sport as I tormented him with comments from his wife. I loved recording this episode!
Hyatt added 56 more hotels to their Small Luxury Hotels of the World partnership. In total, that’s 110 new hotels added in the past two months where you can earn and redeem World of Hyatt points. There are some incredible looking hotels as part of this latest batch,.
In the market for earbuds? Think Apple BeatsX might be the right choice, given the brand name? Read this before you buy.
American Airlines released a premium economy award chart and some inventory for premium economy seats on overseas flights. It’ll take a bit of elbow grease to find saver inventory for premium economy. But, the saver pricing may make it worth your while. Here’s what you need to know.
It’s not quite the Southwest Airlines companion pass. But, with last-seat availability and a permanent place in Discount Den benefits, Kids Fly Free is shaping up to be pretty good news for families.
Frontier Airlines already has some pretty ridiculous prices on airline tickets. Discount Den membership is another way to maximize those savings. And, with their new “Kids Fly Free” promo, you can save even more!
Hilton continues to try to up their game in the hotel loyalty space. They are rolling out a beta program offering confirmed suite upgrades at time of booking to elite Diamond members of the Hilton Honors program. If this comes to fruition it vaults them over Marriott to a similar level as Hyatt in treatment of top-tier elite members when it comes to upgrades.
Marriott’s CEO Arne Sorenson went on national television to tell customers a story about why their passport data was stolen as part of the data breach. The story was false. And, not just a little.