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Accor’s Ennismore lifestyle hotel offshoot has a new recurring Friday promotion for those in its Dis-loyalty program. Dis-loyalty will now offer “Friday Fix” deals that allow members to enjoy hefty discounts if they book a reservation or have a meal at an Ennismore hotel. Ennismore, which Accor has a majority stake in, includes popular lifestyle…
Wyndham Rewards members can enroll in a status upgrade
It’s that time of year: Holiday decorations are already appearing in airports and stores worldwide. Luckily, Wyndham Rewards is celebrating the season early, too, offering a holiday gift to all its members: a complimentary, limited-time, one-level status upgrade. You can visit the Wyndham Rewards upgrade page now through Dec. 31 to request your one-time status…
Why you should consider booking a trip through Costco Travel
There’s a lot to love about Costco, the free samples and quality goods at wholesale prices being chief among the perks. I love that Costco is a one-stop shop for basics like groceries, dog food, car tires, office supplies, furniture and so much more. In fact, one of the many perks of being a Costco…
Use points and miles to give gifts with zero out-of-pocket cost
Each holiday season, some consumers find that they have no extra money for gifts. If you’re in this situation, you could put your holiday purchases on a 0% interest credit card if you know you can pay the charges off during the introductory period. However, if you have points or miles tucked away in your…
This couple got scammed into paying nearly $30,000 for lunch
A lunchtime visit to a restaurant in Buenos Aires, Argentina, kicked off a six-month financial nightmare for a Seattle-based husband and wife. The couple, Alan and Terry Axelrod, say the eatery charged their credit card an astounding $29,695 for their vegetarian meal. You read that right. The restaurant, Juan Bautista Parrilla Gaucha, charged nearly $30,000…
