Sentences with phrase «cash award chart»

Hyatt's Points + Cash award chart effectively values points at up to 2 cents each — you are «buying» points at up to 2 cents each to save those points already in your account.

Not exact matches

However, the United award chart shows that business class saver tickets only cost 60,000 each way, or 120,000 round - trip for the same exact flight, a quarter of how many miles or points you would have needed with cash back or a statement credit.

Some airlines like Southwest do not publish a fixed award chart; instead, the cost of an award flight fluctuates to match the cash sticker price of the paid fare equivalent.

Virgin America utilizes a revenue - based award chart on its own flights, which means a more expensive cash flight will require more reward points to book.

And because British Airways has an award redemption chart that's organized by distance flown instead of region, you'll only to cash in 25,000 British Airways miles on a roundtrip ticket from Los Angeles to Honolulu instead of the 45,000 miles American requires for that same flight.

Not only does Hyatt have an excellent all points award chart, it also gives you the flexibility of redeeming points and cash for your stays.

JetBlue utilizes a revenue - based chart which pegs the mileage cost of an award to the cash price of a ticket.

The bonuses are either too small to buy most tickets when converted to cash, or the points are too valuable to waste on inflated award charts when converted to miles.

In addition to having a great all - points award chart, Hyatt also gives you the option to redeem points and cash for a stay.

JetBlue doesn't offer a fixed award chart, but instead the number of miles required to fly is dependent on the current cash price of the ticket.

The chart is interactive so you can sort the properties by name, cash price, award price, or cents per point.

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Here's the Hyatt award chart showing Cash & Points redemptions across all of Hyatt's hotel categories:

We've certainly seen a lot of devaluation lately with nearly 100 % increases to the Hilton HHonors award chart, some adjustments to Cash + Points awards from SPG, and the hit to airline mile transfers from Club Carlson.

Air Canada offers two types of award tickets: ClassicFlight, which adhers to the standard, zone - based award chart pricing, and Market Fare, which is pegged to the cost of cash tickets and priced based on demand.

Most hated to see the award chart go (although Hilton already had a form of dynamic pricing) but some of the changes like points pooling and the points + cash slider were welcomed by many Honors customers.

I should also note that you can generally redeem points earned from travel rewards cards for cash back or through travel portals that allow you to circumvent having to transfer points and use award charts.

Southwest Airlines is different than the other award programs as its award prices are not based on an award chart, but instead are tied to the cash price of the tickets.

This has been a horrible year so far on the hotel front — Priority Club has devalued their award chart, Starwood has increased the cost of cash & points, Marriott added a category nine and increased the cost of 36 % of their properties, and now this, which is by far the worst.

Since the first of the year Priority Club introduced a new 9 - tier reward chart, Starwood raised the price of cash and points awards, Marriott introduced a new more expensive award tier and a points price increase for 36 % of their properties.

The problem is their award prices are tied to the price of a cash ticket, and I can't just put a single price in the chart.

But I wouldn't go overboard buying points unless you are reasonably confident you'll use them quickly because cash is better to have than points, and the award chart can always be devalued.

Hyatt has mimicked at least one aspect of the Starwood Preferred Guest award chart by introducing Points + Cash awards.

JetBlue doesn't have an award chart like most other airlines, instead points can be used for all flights that are bookable with cash (there is a 3,500 1,000 point minimum that must be redeemed though).