New commercial
Mar 22, 2006, 12:02 pm
#1
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New commercial
I was half watching the TV and caught some of a Hyatt commerical.
It looked just like the FFN commercials and I started to get excited
. I would swear they mentioned free nights.
I didn't see anything here about it so I just forgot to even mention it.
Last night I was able to watch it.
I think they took a FFN commercial and re-recorded some of the words. Instead of saying faster free nights they said FREE nights faster.
That sort of leads me to think they're getting ready for another round. Well, at least I can hope, can't I?
It looked just like the FFN commercials and I started to get excited
. I would swear they mentioned free nights.I didn't see anything here about it so I just forgot to even mention it.
Last night I was able to watch it.
I think they took a FFN commercial and re-recorded some of the words. Instead of saying faster free nights they said FREE nights faster.
That sort of leads me to think they're getting ready for another round. Well, at least I can hope, can't I?
Mar 23, 2006, 10:13 am
#5
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 1,530
Choice Privileges Visa Platinum card also has "Free Nights Fast" as a slogan. They also ... "Now you're getting somewhere".
Maybe Hyatt just wants to secure the right to the 'free nights faster' concept. There are many ways to achieve this (extra bonus points for low occupancy hotels/periods) without the FFN one for two concept. I am sure that Hyatt has noticed that best that Hilton offers from time to time is one for five - with a maximum of three for fifteen.
Maybe Hyatt just wants to secure the right to the 'free nights faster' concept. There are many ways to achieve this (extra bonus points for low occupancy hotels/periods) without the FFN one for two concept. I am sure that Hyatt has noticed that best that Hilton offers from time to time is one for five - with a maximum of three for fifteen.
