Sentences with phrase «american chain hotel»

I don't need to stay in an American chain hotel or eat nothing but familiar foods.

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The Trump Organization announced plans to launch a new «American Idea» mid-market hotel chain with a patriotic theme.
The American chefs and foodservice operators that are invited and attend this event each year — drawn from various high - volume sectors including hotels and resorts, chain restaurants, universities, schools and hospital foodservice — collectively shape the menus that impact the daily food choices for tens of millions of Americans.
When you spend six months a year sharing hotel rooms, praying to find American food chains off the autobahn and doing your best sardine impression in a sled, it helps if you enjoy each other's company.
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And as an inspector from a giant American hotel chain arrives to check the operation out, things take a disastrous turn and Dev needs help from his wily guests Evelyn (Judi Dench), Muriel (Maggie Smith), Madge (Celia Imrie) and Douglas (Bill Nighy).
With every swipe of the Hilton Honors Ascend Card from American Express, users earn points that can be redeemed for stays at the affiliated hotel chain.
American Express Membership Rewards (AMEX MR) points can be transferred to over a dozen frequent traveler programs, including airlines like Delta and hotel chains like Hilton, Best Western, and Starwood.
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In January, American Express began offering two new premium hotel credit cards for fans of the Hilton hotel chain.
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Otherwise, the Hilton Honors Card from American Express will still net you rewards with the hotel chain.
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Some credit cards have reward programs that are not co-branded with a particular airline or hotel chain (e.g. Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards and Citi ThankYou).
But let's start with the possibility that there's an all - American, small - town hotel chain represented in the towns you're passing through.
Almost every airline in the United States, along with a number of hotel chains, have created their own shopping portal, such as American's AAdvantage eShopping mall, Marriott's ShopMyWay or even Amtrak Guest Rewards Points for Shopping.
Travel rewards cards are either co-branded with an airline or hotel chain or have rewards programs where points can be redeemed toward travel, but aren't limited to a specific airline or hotel (think Capital One or American Express).
In January, American Express began offering two new premium hotel credit cards for fans of the Hilton hotel chain.
Bottom Line: Earn elite status in multiple hotel chains when you use the Centurion ® Card from American Express.
Whether it's the merger of hotel chains or new co-branded credit card deals like American Express» recent exclusive deal with Hilton.
If you enjoy redeeming Hilton Honors points or SPG Starpoints, you can enjoy the perks of Gold status with each hotel chain thanks to The Platinum Card ® from American Express.
If there's one thing New York City does really well, it's eschewing the cookie - cutter chains that dot much of the American landscape, especially when it comes to hotels (okay, maybe not banks and certain coffee shops, but that's another story).
American Express Membership Rewards points can transfer to 17 airlines and three hotel chains.
Chile and Peru, which have both increased their exhibition area substantially compared to 2014, and AMResorts, the Latin American hotel chain which comprises of luxury resorts in Mexico, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic have also increased their presence this year and are expecting to conduct more business deals with the buyers in attendance.
Sometimes I can't catch a break - I take two days out to do something other than watching what the various loyalty programs, airlines and hotel chains are doing and then Marriott goes and buys Starwood and American Airlines announces an enormous award chart devaluation.
Although both American Express and Citi have issued co-branded Hilton cards for many years, the hotel chain recently switched to a single card issuer, and American Express has won exclusive rights to all Hilton credit cards.
This includes the three major legacy airlines (American, Delta, and United) as well as plenty of hotel chains.
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American airlines is sending out emails to select AAdvantage members offering them the chance to earn Elite Qualifying Miles (EQM) for hotel stays across most major hotel chains.
For hotel stays, you are still be better off using a hotel co-branded card and booking through your hotel's website, since $ 6,667 spent on a co-branded card is enough to earn 1 or more (in some cases many more) free nights at any hotel chain property except a Category 7 Starwood property, which would require $ 8,750 or $ 7,000 on the co-branded American Express, depending on your elite status.
When you type in a city, for instance, the AmEx site will show you many hotels from different chains, and what the prices are in dollars and American Express points.
It's impressive when a hotel in this price category deliver this when many more expensive hotels of American chains fail!
American Express frequently offers deals for transferring your rewards points to other airline carriers, such as Delta, British Airways, Virgin America and even to some hotel chains.
A big benefit of The Business Gold Rewards Card from our partner American Express OPEN is that this card earns points in the Membership Rewards program that aren't tied to a chain or alliance and can be redeemed across hotel and airlines.
Besides the Hilton Ascend card, the hotel chain has a few more co-branded rewards credit cards on the market: the standard Hilton Honors card from American Express, the Citi Hilton Honors Visa Signature card and the Citi Hilton Honors Reserve card.
Another major perk of the American Express Platinum credit is the instant hotel status upgrade at many of the major chains.
SPG has a co-branded credit card like the other major hotel chains, but SPG's partnership is exclusive to American Express.
Starwood Preferred Guest ® Credit Card from American Express is a Starwood credit card for people who often stay at the Starwood chain of hotels (include St Regis, Le Meridien, Westin, Sheraton, etc).
All in all, the Starwood Preferred Guest ® Business Credit Card from American Express is, in our opinion, a good choice of card for business owners who like staying at the Starwood chain of hotels.
With 75 % of their hotels in Europe, Africa and the Middle - East, their global distribution is the mirror opposite of the big American chains.
Though American Express Platinum cards have long been lauded for their premium benefits, like status at certain hotel chains and airlines, more robust airport lounge access, and concierge booking services, it's much harder to take advantage of those perks than the quantitative benefits of the Reserve card.
While the American chains sometimes struggle to uphold the high service standards in developing countries, I've frequently seen management staff trained at leading hospitality schools to supervise hotel operations and enforce a level of service that you don't find at competing properties in that location.
Best Western Rewards is currently (through November 30) offering double points on every stay, and from November 1 through January 31, it has a special offer of free nights for just 10,000 points each at any of its North American properties — including some of the nicest hotels in the chain (see post).
Last summer, American Express made a move and gained exclusive rights to the hotel chain's co-branded cards.
This Latin American hotel chain is passionate about quality, good service, and paying close attention to each and every detail, in order to provide the best «All Inclusive» experience to its guests.
My friend Matt from Saverocity went on a rant about using miles to fly first class and then using points to stay at what are basically American standardized chain hotels.
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