New "Point Stretcher" program?
Sep 11, 2012 | 10:44 am
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New "Point Stretcher" program?
Hi all,
Did a search but couldn't find anything on this. Since the PS program is dead, is there any other award scheme that will allow less points for a three-night stay? GLON/AXON require four nights, and I'm already aware of "Points and Cash" options. I want to book three nights at the Conrad Dublin, but would like to beat the 50K per night redemption.
Thanks!
Did a search but couldn't find anything on this. Since the PS program is dead, is there any other award scheme that will allow less points for a three-night stay? GLON/AXON require four nights, and I'm already aware of "Points and Cash" options. I want to book three nights at the Conrad Dublin, but would like to beat the 50K per night redemption.
Thanks!
Sep 11, 2012 | 3:06 pm
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Hi all,
Did a search but couldn't find anything on this. Since the PS program is dead, is there any other award scheme that will allow less points for a three-night stay? GLON/AXON require four nights, and I'm already aware of "Points and Cash" options. I want to book three nights at the Conrad Dublin, but would like to beat the 50K per night redemption.
Thanks!
Did a search but couldn't find anything on this. Since the PS program is dead, is there any other award scheme that will allow less points for a three-night stay? GLON/AXON require four nights, and I'm already aware of "Points and Cash" options. I want to book three nights at the Conrad Dublin, but would like to beat the 50K per night redemption.
Thanks!
So there is no other kind of discounts for a 3nt stay. (just the 4+ nights), from my understanding.
Sometimes if you are lucky and book far enough in advance, you may see premium rooms for less money or few points than the standard rooms.
If you see this, you might want to grab it quickly and don't make changes to your reservation (changes to the reservation usually result in the loss of this lucky caught rate
).
Sep 11, 2012 | 3:33 pm
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No. The P&M really took place of the PS program.
So there is no other kind of discounts for a 3nt stay. (just the 4+ nights), from my understanding.
Sometimes if you are lucky and book far enough in advance, you may see premium rooms for less money or few points than the standard rooms.
If you see this, you might want to grab it quickly and don't make changes to your reservation (changes to the reservation usually result in the loss of this lucky caught rate ).
So there is no other kind of discounts for a 3nt stay. (just the 4+ nights), from my understanding.
Sometimes if you are lucky and book far enough in advance, you may see premium rooms for less money or few points than the standard rooms.
If you see this, you might want to grab it quickly and don't make changes to your reservation (changes to the reservation usually result in the loss of this lucky caught rate
).
Sep 11, 2012 | 6:31 pm
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Sep 12, 2012 | 1:25 pm
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Hi all,
Did a search but couldn't find anything on this. Since the PS program is dead, is there any other award scheme that will allow less points for a three-night stay? GLON/AXON require four nights, and I'm already aware of "Points and Cash" options. I want to book three nights at the Conrad Dublin, but would like to beat the 50K per night redemption.
Thanks!
Did a search but couldn't find anything on this. Since the PS program is dead, is there any other award scheme that will allow less points for a three-night stay? GLON/AXON require four nights, and I'm already aware of "Points and Cash" options. I want to book three nights at the Conrad Dublin, but would like to beat the 50K per night redemption.
Thanks!