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Tag: Saturday Selection

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Delta plane lands on its nose, an Amex clawback story and…is Disney’s Swan Reserve...

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A Delta flight manages to land without landing gear, Amex clawbacks continue to spread, a second look at Disney's Swan Reserve and how to...
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Amex limits Platinum benefit, Hyatt expands in Europe and even Rick Steves gets pickpocketed,...

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Hyatt expands its European footprint, American Express makes its Platinum Fine Hotels and Resorts credit more difficult to use, and Greg the Frequent Miler...
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St Regis tries to Bonvoy breakfast, a man sues Emirates for bad business class...

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How to buy Disney tickets with Capital One miles, a Jamaican resort offering a psychedelic wellness plan, a new St Regis tries to bilk...
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Disney kills the Galactic Starcruiser, Texas sues Hyatt and commuting to class in a...

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Disney announces the death of the Galactic Starcruiser, Texas is finished with Marriott and has Hyatt in its sights, a points and miles blog...
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20 reasons not to crash a plane, how to deal with Delta hold times...

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A French Horn player finally figures out the best way to deal with long hold times, IHG paring back elite benefits, the debate about...
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Good riddance to Delta SkyMiles, Marriott transparency and calling in a bomb threat on...

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Marriott becoming more transparent, Delta SkyMiles becoming less valuable, a man calling in a bomb threat to get his luggage back and some great...
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Checking in trash on United, paying for elite status, luxury Antarctic travel and more...

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Sketchy websites that sell you elite status, another terrific option to use miles to get to Asia, luxury Antarctic travel and a step-by-step guide...
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ANA Business Class for $300, Hilton refunds non-refundable rates and Airbnb revenge (Saturday Selection)

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Southwest wants you to clean up that mess, Cathay goes full Soup Nazi, the most expensive Airbnb guests ever and Hilton's bizarre refund policy...
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A Marriott that’s an actual prison, United/Emirates partnering, a $900 credit card/bank bonus and...

Tim Steinke - 4
A new Waldorf Astoria on a private island in the Indian Ocean? A Marriott that's used as a literal prison (instead of the figurative...
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