Why do we stay loyal to airline brands? I guess that depends on how you define loyalty. For points and miles people, their first reaction may be to think about …
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If you’re of a similar age to me, you remember the Cabbage Patch Kids craze of the 1980s. People were rioting at the Toys R Us to get a hold …
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Frequent travelers often stick to one hotel chain because by doing so they’ll eventually earn status in the loyalty program. That status provides valuable perks like suite upgrades, lounge access, …
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Before the travel slowdown, many travelers at busy airports swore by the CLEAR checkpoints. Being able to skip the long lines for security and even TSA Precheck would save precious …
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This is an unpopular opinion, but I don’t care that much about Alaska Airlines or its Mileage Plan program. There, I said it. Hate me if you want. That’s why …
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It’s one thing if you’ve been developing a hotel for years and just before the grand opening, a major catastrophe happens and decimates the number of travelers. What else can …
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I was interested when I saw an email today from Chase, promoting its new Sapphire dining program. The teaser quote caught my eye as this is what we’re looking for …
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While the coronavirus pandemic has caused record levels of unemployment, that doesn’t seem to be keeping Americans from doing what they do best. Buy more stuff! While much of the …
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Delta is the first of the major US airlines to announce its third-quarter earnings. Not surprisingly, the news wasn’t good. The airline lost more money than expected over the last …
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Before the coronavirus pandemic, there was a ride-share battle going on between premium travel credit cards. AMEX was the first to the party, when they formed a partnership with Uber …