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By Kaeli Conforti on Oct 21, 2018 09:00 am How many credit cards do you have, and is there really such a thing as too many? Is it better to close an account once you’ve used the sign-up bonus and the annual fee comes around or keep it open to help improve your credit score? One of our TPG Lounge readers recently posed these ... Read in browser »
By Samantha Rosen on Oct 20, 2018 06:00 pm Telling someone he or she “must think and emote good feelings to others” might sound like the kind of truism a SoulCycle instructor would say at the end of class. But it is, in fact, an actual law in Hawaii. It’s called the “Aloha Spirit” law, and it’s encoded in the Hawaii Revised Statutes, Section 5-7.5. “The ... Read in browser »
By JT Genter on Oct 20, 2018 05:00 pm Multiple airline shopping portals have launched new “Holiday at Home” bonus miles promotions. But, no matter the name, the important part is that you can score up to 6x the typical number of miles through various shopping portals for a limited time. Not sure what a shopping portal is? It’s a retail outlet that lets you ... Read in browser »
By Melanie Lieberman on Oct 20, 2018 04:30 pm A blast from the past is a pleasant surprise when you're at a high-school reunion, but not when you're paying for a nearly six-hour flight from Hawaii back to the mainland. Pros: At least it was a red-eye. Cons: shabbily dated products, no Wi-Fi for most of the flight and little service. Read in browser »
By Max Prosperi on Oct 20, 2018 04:00 pm This past week on a flight from Zurich, Switzerland, to Bangkok, Thailand, two off-duty Thai Airways pilots allegedly delayed the plane for two hours over a seating dispute. A complaint filed by passengers who were “downgraded” from first class to business class claims that the two off-duty pilots were requesting first class seating even though the ... Read in browser »
By Samantha Rosen on Oct 20, 2018 03:30 pm I don’t mean to alarm anyone, but I think I just found my calling in life. A sushi bar in Milan called This Is Not a Sushi Bar (yes, really) wants customers to take pictures of their food on Instagram so badly it’s accepting photos as payment. Why, you ask? To create “2.0 word-of-mouth that could ... Read in browser »
By Nick Ellis on Oct 20, 2018 03:00 pm The Principal has the best of both worlds: It's simultaneously a historic palace and a trendy, and modern spot for travelers. Pros: perfect location, comfortable rooms, fantastic rooftop. Cons: small elevators, slow service, no pool. Read in browser »
By Lori Zaino on Oct 20, 2018 02:30 pm We’ve all been there. You rush out of work, grab your bags, just barely make your flight and spend a few hours cramped in an uncomfortable seat. But who cares, because you’re on vacation! You arrive at your destination, ready to hit the beach, SFP and sun hat in hand. And then it’s raining. Fortunately, ... Read in browser »
By Max Prosperi on Oct 20, 2018 02:00 pm Hikers with permits for the massively popular bucket list Zion Narrows hike are once again allowed to hike on. However, this was not the case a few days ago when the trail was closed to the public — including permit holders — over a property dispute. While hiking has resumed for the time being, there’s ... Read in browser »
By Summer Hull on Oct 20, 2018 01:30 pm Top of the award chart St. Regis-style luxury properties are flashy and get lots of attention when folks think (or write) about places to use your Marriott Rewards points, but sometimes properties a little lower on the award chart are the better bet. Lower tier properties can be a better call to stretch your points ... Read in browser »
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