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Why would I spend nearly $400 on a hotel I didn’t really want or need to stay at? It’s all about American Airlines AAdvantage Loyalty Points. In fact, I stayed at the Miami International Airport Hotel twice just to earn enough Loyalty Points to reach a new reward tier after I requalified for top-tier AAdvantage…
United CEO says travel demand is strong despite Iran war
Travel demand is as strong as ever, even as violence engulfs the Middle East and the price of oil surges, United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said on Thursday. “Demand has not taken even a tiny step back,” Kirby said. “It’s really strong; better than we thought it was going to be.” “Booked revenue since Saturday…
ANA Mileage Club changes: One-way award flights, ending RTW tickets and more
Changes are coming to ANA Mileage Club, the loyalty program of Japan-based All Nippon Airways, as first reported by View from the Wing. The updates, set to be implemented in June, are a mixed bag. Mileage Club members will finally be allowed to redeem miles for one-way flights, opening new redemption options and ending the…
AmaWaterways vs. Viking: Which of these popular river cruise lines is right for you?
Among the cruise lines navigating the rivers of Europe, Southeast Asia and Egypt are two of the best-known names in the industry: AmaWaterways and Viking. Each brand is distinguished by its hallmark attractions, such as AmaWaterways’ selection of always-complimentary excursions and Viking’s consistently sleek Scandinavian-inspired interior design. But is there really that much difference between…
The best credit cards with annual fees under $100
Paying an annual fee doesn’t have to mean spending hundreds of dollars. Plenty of excellent credit cards charge less than $100 annually while still offering valuable rewards, travel perks and statement credits that can easily outweigh the cost for the right cardholder. Limited-time offer on the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card: Earn 100,000 bonus points after…
