How One Marriott Bonvoy Point Can Put You on a Boat With a Celebrity
Turns out loyalty programs can do more than offer just a free breakfast.
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Want Free Flights and Triple Travel Credits? Open Your Card in December and Watch the Perks Pour In
The many reasons why you should open a travel credit card in December.
It Now Costs $18,000 to Get Top Status at Hilton. Is It Worth It?
Hilton Honors is adding a new Diamond Reserve tier in 2026, promising premium perks for $18,000 a year—but is the splurge worth it?
A 13-Hour Economy Flight With Two Kids Should’ve Been Miserable — But the Airline I Booked With Miles Was a Dream
When people asked why my family picked Taiwan for spring break, I cringed a little as I admitted the answer might just be beef noodle soup. Prior to the pandemic, my husband traveled to Taiwan a few times a year for work, and he missed it, though the strongest draw seemed to involve a specific … Continued
Supercharge Your Travel Points With These 7 Overlooked Strategies
Here’s a pro travel tip: When you find the bonuses you have been missing out on, it’s important to celebrate what you now have and not dwell on the math of what you lost. Deep in the settings on my Uber app, a casual account link to Marriott Bonvoy would have racked up a serious … Continued
Atmos Rewards Is the New *It* Frequent Flyer Program. But Is It Any Good?
Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines have announced their long-anticipated rewards program. But is it any good?
Will Your Points and Miles Be Impacted by the Credit Card Legal Settlement?
In the U.S. credit cards are big business for airlines.
American Airlines Took Back 1 Million Miles From a California Couple. They’re Organizing a Class Action Lawsuit
Should the suit be certified for a class action, it would be designed to seek relief for AAdvantage members.
What Happens to My Rewards Points and Miles After I Die?
Managing your reward points and frequent flyer miles once you’re gone requires some thoughtful planning, but it could go a long way in helping family and friends.
This New Rewards Program Might Be Good for You (or It Might Make You Really Angry)
If you’re a fan of Hotels.com’s rewards program, you probably won’t like this.