Commentary | News | Travel
美联航常旅客计划也追随达美，将改为以消费额计算的方式
美联航常旅客计划将于2015年起改为以消费金额计算里程，紧随达美的步伐。此变动适用于美联航航班及通过其网站购票的代码共享航班，而定级里程仍将按飞行距离计算。这一趋势反映了常旅客计划的演变。
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You know you’re paying ‘Airport Prices’ when… part 3
Travelers often encounter inflated prices at airports, as illustrated by a recent experience where a simple roll cost $14 at SFO’s American Terminal, compared to just $6 at a typical Subway. This highlights the stark contrast between airport pricing and standard food costs.
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Credit Cards | Deals | Travel
Get 2x Amex Points When You Uber
American Express and Uber have partnered to offer eligible Card Members the opportunity to earn 2x Membership Rewards points on Uber rides. Users must enroll in the program through the Uber app and select the option to earn points for each ride. This collaboration enhances the value of both services for frequent riders.
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Airlines | Commentary | News
United guts Mileage Plus from 1 March 2015 – revenue earning coming
United Airlines has announced significant changes to its Mileage Plus program, shifting from distance-based earning to a model based on fare paid, similar to Delta’s approach. This adjustment drastically reduces the miles earned on certain flights, impacting members’ earning potential while maintaining elite status qualifications based on distance.
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You know you’re paying ‘Airport Prices’ when… part 2
Excessive pricing at airports continues to be a common frustration for travelers. In Miami, a simple purchase of a single pair of socks highlights the phenomenon of ‘airport prices,’ with a cost of $14 plus taxes. This post explores more examples of inflated prices that travelers encounter.
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La Coppa del Mondo e le livree.
La Coppa del Mondo di calcio in Brasile ha ispirato diverse compagnie aeree a creare livree uniche per celebrare l’evento. Gol Linhas Aereas si distingue con la sua livrea vincente, mentre Lufthansa e airberlin offrono design creativi, mentre Iberia delude con una proposta poco originale.
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Sitting next to ‘Typhoid Mary’ or just a drama queen yesterday?
A recent flight from Miami to LAX took an unexpected turn when a passenger seated next to the author exhibited signs of illness shortly after takeoff. The situation escalated with multiple requests for assistance, leaving the author sleep-deprived and the crew on high alert, highlighting the challenges of air travel in confined spaces.
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Free night w/2 paid (Ritz & Marriott)+more (Weekend Update with TheRewardBoss – June 7 2014)
The latest Weekend Update from TheRewardBoss highlights key developments in travel rewards, including a shortcut to SPG Platinum status and a new Marriott promotion offering a free night after two paid stays. Additionally, readers can explore a unique AA award routing to Africa and insights on credit card applications.
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Hotel mini-review – Sofitel, Heathrow T5
The Sofitel at Heathrow Terminal 5 offers a convenient and comfortable stay for travelers with short layovers. With easy access from the airport and well-appointed rooms, guests can enjoy a restful night without the usual airport noise. An unexpected room upgrade enhances the overall experience, making it a top choice for overnight stays.
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Commentary | News | Travel
You know you’re paying ‘Airport Prices’ when …..
Travelers often encounter inflated prices at airports, exemplified by a recent experience of purchasing batteries at LAX for $7.49. This post highlights the phenomenon of “Airport Prices” and invites readers to share their own examples of overpriced items in travel hubs.
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丽思卡尔顿酒店夏日促销 2014
Ritz-Carlton’s summer promotion offers rewards for loyal guests, running from July 1 to October 31, 2014. Members can earn a complimentary night after two paid stays at participating hotels, with a maximum of two free nights available. Registration is required, and terms apply.
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BA: Heathrow to Amman, Club World Business Class
Traveling from London to Cairo via Amman, the author shares insights from their experience in British Airways’ Club World Business Class. Highlights include navigating Heathrow’s passenger segregation rules, the unique boarding process, and the distinct seating on the old bmi planes, offering a fresh perspective on air travel in the Middle East.
