Breaking – Hyatt Reportedly Extending Legacy Guest of Honor Benefit for Another Year
This just in – we are hearing rumblings that Hyatt has reportedly extended the “legacy” Guest of Honor benefits for another year.
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Points, miles, and snide remarks.
Author: Adam
Sticker Shock: Gas Station Near DFW Airport Charges Over $5 a Gallon
Traveling can be stressful enough without the added pressure of avoiding exorbitant gas prices near the airport. Unfortunately, if you’re refueling your rental car near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), you might encounter just that. A gas station near the airport is charging upwards of $5 a gallon, and it’s causing quite a stir among unsuspecting travelers.
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T-Mobile Puts a PIN in It: Inflight Wi-Fi Loophole Reportedly Closed
The days of freeloading on T-Mobile’s inflight Wi-Fi are coming to an end. It was a good run while it lasted, wasn’t it? For years, T-Mobile’s offer of complimentary inflight Wi-Fi to those on qualifying 5G plans was a standout feature, but it also opened the door to a glaring loophole. The system’s lack of verification meant that anyone armed with a T-Mobile customer’s number could access the Wi-Fi without paying a cent.
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Hilton Guest Discovers Crystal Meth in Room
A guest at a Hilton property made a discovery that’s sure to raise more than a few eyebrows – and possibly the blood pressure of hotel management and guests alike. Tucked away under the iron, of all places, was crystal meth.
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Hilton Potentially Experiencing Major System Outage, Check-Ins Affected
n a day already marred by technical mishaps, with Microsoft’s Azure cloud causing a nationwide ground stop for Frontier Airlines, it appears the tech gremlins weren’t done just yet. This time, the hospitality giant Hilton found itself in the crosshairs of technological turmoil, potentially affecting guests chainwide and complicating the check-in process – a scenario that’s enough to fray the nerves of even the most seasoned traveler.
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AA Award Map Shows Offensive Names for European Capitals
American Airlines’ Award Map tool has become an essential resource for travelers seeking to book award flights. However, users are noticing something unusual tonight: some European capitals are appearing with incorrect and offensive names.
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Can You Go Into MCO’s New Terminal if Your Airline Isn’t There?
In Fall of 2022, Orlando International Airport (MCO) opened Terminal C, a stunning, spacious new terminal that’s a stark contrast to the confusing, crowded, and cramped Terminals A & B. Truly, it’s hard to walk through the new terminal and believe that you’re at MCO – yes, that MCO. That said, if your airline is in a different terminal, can you walk through the new terminal at all?
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Amex Centurion Lounge at DFW Adds Homemade Ice Cream
While generally considered some of the best domestic airline lounges, Amex’s Centurion Lounges have been victims of their own success
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Charge Your Phone at the Airport? You Could Soon Have to Pay for That.
Back in the day, Wi-Fi at airports was largely a paid service, but now nearly every major airport offers some form of free Wi-Fi to all travelers. Now it seems we’re seeing the exact opposite phenomenon with power outlets in airports, with reports on Reddit suggesting that Memphis International Airport (MEM) is trialing monetization of power outlets with Japanese startup company Vidergy Networks. Yes, seriously.
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Southwest Airlines Pilots Union Bracing for Potential Acquisition
The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association (SWAPA) is gearing up for what could be a significant move by the carrier. The union recently announced that it has retained several law firms in anticipation of Southwest Airlines potentially acquiring another airline. This move signals that SWAPA is taking proactive steps to protect its members’ interests in the event of a merger or acquisition. Does SWAPA know something we don’t?
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