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…
While I wish there were more details, Hyatt has announced a pretty cool looking excursion. You can redeem your points for a 4-night experience in Tokyo including dining, local culture, art and more.
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…
If you’re a business traveler, how do you pick what’s right for you?
I honestly thought this change to lifetime status with Hyatt was a bit of a typo when I first saw it. I thought maybe I wasn’t processing the information correctly. But, lifetime status with Hyatt is pretty darn awesome.
There will be lots of first-time questions as folks get used to the new World of Hyatt programs. Here’s one from a reader on the free nights all top-tier members are expecting to receive in the next few days.
Can hotel loyalty programs become about more than just points? Hyatt is working on that right now.
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