Hyatt Promo

Hyatt’s cardholder promo to get 10% of your points back on award stays is alive again.

Pretty simple. Just don’t be too slow…make sure you register this month. This is for stays in August and September. Obviously, if you have a Hyatt card, it’s worth taking 10 seconds to register.

Monday Deals

Big thanks to reader Nick for sharing these to start off the week…

  • In addition to the unbridled joy that comes from planning meetings at work…IHG is offering 50,000 points.
  • Here’s another airline settlement. Take a look if you’ve flown with Air New Zealand, Air China, Philippine Air, or EVA.
  • Book a flight ($200 or more) with this United app to get 3,000 miles. Add another 2,000 miles for telling a friend who does the same.
  • The Amtrak card is back up to 30,000 points. Train enthusiasts celebrate the occasion with a rousing game of Dungeons & Dragons.

United Club Passes

I have a few more United Club one-time passes to give away. Expiration dates are all before November 30th.

If you have a specific use in mind, please email the address below. The subject should be “United Club” and the body should be the date you will potentially use one of the passes.

As always, I won’t read any messages there other than those from the randomly selected winners. Please only use that inbox for contest entries. I’ll reach out to the winners on Sunday night. Have a great weekend, nerds!

 

Sale Stuff

  • If you have some SkyDongs and are going to Asia, this might be for you.
  • Pick up 1,750 United miles for joining MyPoints and spending $50.
  • A Southwest sale? Wow, what’s next? Caller ID? Blockbuster Video stores closing?
  • Speaking of not shocking…here’s another one from Frontier.
  • Grab 10 American miles per dollar spent at IHG hotels.
  • For you train nerds, here’s an Amtrak sale in the northeast.

End Of Week Pair

Some very good international flight deals from Singapore Airlines if you’re heading to Hong Kong, Tokyo, or Frankfurt.

Also available is the newest DDD if you want to save some miles. Fyi, that was supposed to be a clever abbreviation for “Delta Dong Deal.” Sadly, I now realize how much it sounds like a Guy Fieri show. This is deeply troubling. Obviously, I’m left with no choice but to take a scalding hot shower and then destroy my laptop.

Have a great weekend, nerds!