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Kirby’s Move, Turkey Tourism, Justin Ross Lee’s new book, Hyatt’s Awesome Fall Promo

September 3, 2016 By Trevor Leave a Comment





The Weekly News Roundup is a collection of headlines from around the internet that caught the attention of the Tagging Miles team. Content on these blogs do not necessarily reflect the positions of Tagging Miles, and should not be considered endorsements. Have a great story we should read? Contact us now and let us know.

Travel:

  • A wonderful article about an oft overlooked part of the premium cabin experience. The Salt and Pepper shakers.
  • Turkey tourism has taken quite the hit over the past few months. I’m curious what it will do to rates long term. Certainly from a miles award standpoint, we’re seeing greater availability.

Industry News:

  • The biggest thing this week, is the surprise move of Scott Kirby from American to United. The part I found interesting in American’s statement was the “marketability of executives.” Did American market Kirby to United
  • Travel Update reports that Amazon is offering a pilot program for folks to work 30 hours a week, but accept a 25% pay cut. They get to keep their benefits, and get the flexibility of having that extra 10 hours a week to do with as they please. I like it. I’m not sure that I’d go for it at this stage in my life, but its a great concept.

Miles and Points:

  • Hyatt announced their promotion for the fall, and it’s just as good as the recent spring promotion!
  • Justin Ross Lee has a book out. It’s on my wishlist, merely for the title.
  • Joe talks about the 5/24 guideline. The thing that I think jumps out at me the most, is the topic a lot of folks are talking about. People trying to become Chase Private Clients. Because banking at Chase, while MSing and Churning never hurt anyone.

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