From: The Points Guy - Wednesday Oct 17, 2018 01:09 pm
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By Summer Hull on Oct 17, 2018 08:55 am In an attempt to deal with very real lounge overcrowding issues, last year American Express introduced stricter limits on how many complimentary guests Platinum Card from American Express or Business Platinum Card from American Express OPEN cardholders could bring into the growing network of American Express Centurion Lounges. Until those changes took effect, Platinum cardholders could bring in either ... Read in browser »
By Brendan Dorsey on Oct 17, 2018 08:00 am Over the last two years we’ve seen a dramatic rise in metal credit cards. What used to feel special, like it or not, has become nearly commonplace. You can blame the Chase Sapphire Reserve card for this situation. The marketing campaign was so successful that Chase actually ran out of metal to make the cards. Then in ... Read in browser »
By The Points Guy on Oct 17, 2018 07:30 am Today, I want to share a story from TPG reader Monique, who was at risk of losing a hotel reservation due to some crossed customer service wires. Here’s what she had to say: I went to a two-day music festival a couple hours from where I live, and figuring that I wouldn’t want to drive ... Read in browser »
By Jordan Allen on Oct 17, 2018 07:00 am Oh, the irony. It seems that some of the only people in the world who can legally search through your belongings, view your body through an X-ray machine and essentially pat you down in public are experiencing some privacy issues themselves. An employee of the Transportation Security Administration, Jason Edward Harrington, recently came forward to The ... Read in browser »
By Katherine Fan on Oct 17, 2018 06:00 am JetBlue is adding a new destination in November — but you won’t find it on most maps. As part of the airline’s annual “JetBlue For Good Month,” JetBlue is offering US customers the opportunity to volunteer alongside of the airline’s employees and non-profit partners. On Nov. 27, Giving Tuesday, JetBlue will transport a plane full of good-hearted ... Read in browser »
By Samantha Rosen on Oct 16, 2018 08:00 pm Ah, New Zealand air. So fresh! So clean! (So I’ve heard, at least.) No, I’m not talking about the airline, Air New Zealand. I’m talking about air from New Zealand. It’s apparently so “pure” and “fresh” that a company named Kiwiana is bottling it up — and for $65 USD, or $98 New Zealand dollars, it can be ... Read in browser »
By Summer Hull on Oct 16, 2018 07:30 pm After a less-than-award-winning ski season last year, the 2018-2019 US ski season is off to a tremendous and earlier-than-normal start, courtesy of Mother Nature. Last week, the Wolf Creek Ski Area in south central Colorado powered up its lifts well ahead of schedule thanks to 30 inches of October snow. Now, two more Colorado ski ... Read in browser »
By Melanie Lieberman on Oct 16, 2018 07:15 pm Nearly six months ago, the Philippine government closed one of the world’s most famous islands, Boracay. This week — after an extensive effort to clean and restore the isle that Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte deemed a “cesspool” — Boracay entered a 10-day dry run, during which only Filipino tourists will be permitted, with priority given ... Read in browser »
By Melanie Lieberman on Oct 16, 2018 07:10 pm Cozy and friendly, The Laylow is a low-key place to hang your surfboard in Waikiki for a short stay. Pros: friendly, cozy and comfortable. Cons: might feel cramped after a while, uninspiring view from my room. Read in browser »
By Mike Cetera on Oct 16, 2018 07:00 pm Tipping back a brew in your favorite overseas pub could someday cost you twice as much or more than it does today — if the keg isn’t already tapped out, that is. This could be an annoying side effect of global warming, as extreme weather leads to significant decreases in barley yields worldwide, new research ... Read in browser »
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