Roundups
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End of Month Reminders: Take Advantage of Credits and Offers Before They Expire
There are several credit cards that offer monthly credits that expire if you don’t use them. Then there are Amex Offers, spending bonuses, bank bonuses and other offers and promotion that might expire every month.
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Traveling with Kids, Uber & Lyft Offer Free Rides to Vaccination Sites, LAX Unveils Expansion, Capital One Cards Losing Key Benefits & More
Read about how this hobby can ruin travel for kids, Uber & Lyft offer free rides for vaccinations, LAX unveils expansion, some Capital One cards are losing key benefits, old MileagePlus Card to convert to United Gateway Card.
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Banks Spend More on Marketing at Credit Card Debt Falls, Renovated Bacchanal Buffet to Reopen & More
Banks are spending more on marketing as credit car debt keeps falling, Simple bank shutdown goes awry leaving customers without account access, strong rebound in leisure and business travel, renovated Bacchanal Buffet to reopen, and Rental Cars and Uber during these bizarre times.
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Crypto Exchange Binance Briefly Stopped Withdrawals, Priority Pass Adds Be Relax Spas, IHG Drops Underperforming Hotels Etc.
Biggest crypto exchange stopping withdrawals, quitting Amazon Prime, Priority Pass adds Be Relax spas in Detroit and San Diego, Credit Karma reinvents cash-back rewards with instant payback, IHG drops underperforming Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza hotels
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U.S. Bans Travel from India, Fly Lie Flat To Hawaii, Safeway Ban and More
Travel ban for India, lie flat options for travel to Hawaii, United Airlines changes boarding procedure, Safeway account ban, and Resorts World Las Vegas partners with Gemini.
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Southwest Hawaii Expansion, Hilton’s New 150K Tier, Bad News for GC at Albertsons, Dogecoin & More
Rumored Southwest Airlines Hawaii expansion, Hilton adds 150,000 point Standard Award nights, no more Blackhawk cards at Albertsons stores, Dogecoin co-creator cashed out in 2015 to buy a use Honda Civic, and Marriott eyes Rewards, All-Inclusives in cautious travel rebound.
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Changes to Bank Account Reporting, Tourists Could Be Banned from Some Hawaii Beaches, Issues with Brex Referrals & More
IRS could soon know a lot more about your bank accounts, Hawaii may ban tourists from best beaches on weekends, Southwest returns to Costa Rica, new Disney Cruise Line ship, and issues with sharing Brex referrals.
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Norwegian Cruise Shifts Focus to Caribbean & Europe, SoFi Dives Deeper Into Crypto, NYC to Reopen 100% on July 1 & More
Norwegian Cruise Line shifting focus to Caribbean and Europe, SoFi CEO dives deeper into Crypto, SkyScanner report for 2021 travel trends, New York City will reopen 100% on July 1, and maximizing Amex welcome offers at new Vegas hotels.
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AA Charging for Large Carry-Ons, CDC Updates Mask Guidelines, 8 New Hard Rock Hotels in Brazil and More
AA now charges for large carry-ons, Maldives offering holidaymakers vaccines on arrival, Singapore Airlines adding new award category, CDC unveils new mask guidance, 8 new Hard Rock Hotels in Brazil, and free burritos from Chipotle.
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Hilton Homewood Suites Refresh, Brex $7.4B Valuation, Car Rentals in Hawaii Up to $722/Day & More
Hilton’s Homewood Suites refresh, millions of people skipping second doses of Covid vaccine, Rental car prices are so high in Hawaii, CBP officers find $4M in meth in pickles shipment, Manchester United Credit Card from fintech startup Cardless, and Brex raises $425M at a $7.4B valuation.
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Top 5 Places to Visit, First Hotel in Roosevelt Island, Abandoned $1.6B Missouri Resort and More
Top 5 destination from someone who has visited over140 countries, Roosevelt Island in NYC gets first hotel, Abandoned $1.6 billion Missouri resort community goes viral, World’s first ship tunnel, and Apple knew it was selling defective MacBook displays.
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Iceland Opens Borders, $5,700 for Cup of Coffee, Cash App Vulnerable to Hackers, Expedia Devaluation & Covid-Free Trains.
Iceland opening borders, woman charged $5,700 for cup of coffee, Cash App vulnerable to hackers, Expedia points can no longer be used for flights, and Italy unveils ‘covid-free’ trains.
