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Hyatt Gold Passport has announced that, from 1 August 2016, 106 of its hotels will be moving up or down in Gold Passport category meaning that 106 Hyatt hotels will see the cost of an award night change on that date.
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The 90th Academy Awards turned Sunday night's ceremony in Los Angeles into a celebration and exhortation of representation and inclusion, after a year marked by seismic cultural change in Hollywood that rippled across the world.
Did the winners (and losers) at last night's big award show do anything to change the state of the Oscar race?
The Golden Globes, this year, are shaping up to be an exceptionally political awards show, on the red carpet as well as during the ceremony — «political» not just in the show's interest in national politics, but also «political,» more meaningfully, in that many of the night's participants have recently been raising their voices to advocate for structural changes.
However there was a change in the tide over the course of the night and the Best Picture award, which Reds should have won, went to Chariots of Fire (1981) a rather tepid and, frankly boring British film with a majestic musical score.
It, in no way, represents the position of THE LENS or any bloggers, actual or fictional, other than «nickelndime» and «nickelndime's» BFF «ASP» who could not accept this award tonight (oh, scratch that — that's for another night)... So here goes: «RSD Superintendent Dobard can't change.
Hilton have said there will be no change to the maximum number of points that will be charged for a standard Award night.
As of 30 March 2016, 24 Hilton properties will cost more HHonors points for an award night while 14 properties will require fewer points — this is a comparatively tame set of changes.
The changes to the hotel categories mean little without some context, so here is the Hilton HHonors award chart which shows how many points are required to book a night at each category of hotel:
UPDATE 8 May 2016: The full list of properties where award nights will cost you more has now been taken down by IHG but the big / more important changes are discussed below.
One of the few positive changes we've seen thanks to the introduction of the World of Hyatt is that, regardless of status, award nights will not incur resort fees... and this can sometimes make a big difference to the math when it comes to deciding if buying points is a good idea or not.
There is no change to the number of points needed for an award night.
Includes at look at whether Hilton lied when it changed the way it shows the 5th night free offer, news of a new Amex Centurion lounge, rumors that another airline loyalty program will move to a revenue based system, details of the latest Flying Blue Promo awards and some fantastic Business Class fare from Europe to the US.
Parallel to these changes, Chase is rolling out two new cards, including a Premium card that offers a free night (with the same limitations), a 20 % discount on purchased points, a 4th - night - free award and 10 points per USD spent for an annual fee of $ 89.
The only positive change is for those who plan to redeem your points for award nights in India, where a lot of hotels have dropped to lower categories, which means you will need less points for award nights.
One of my favorite credit card bonuses is ending today for good as the Hyatt Credit Card will change their sign - up bonus any minute now from two award nights to use at any Hyatt within one year of earning the awards, to 40,000 Hyatt points to use as you choose after hitting the spending requirements.
Counting award nights toward elite status eligibility is a step in the right direction for Hyatt, which obliterated its loyalty program and changed from the Gold Passport to the World of Hyatt last year.
The most valuable partners in my opinion are United (which never charges fuel surcharges, allows free date changes, has flexible routing rules, allows one - way awards, and has dozens of partners to fly on) and Hyatt (where you can stay in incredible hotels that charge $ 1,000 per night with awards as low as 5K and up to a maximum of only 22K points per night).
Sweeney — who was presented with the Development Legend prize at last night's Develop Awards — was reflecting on the sudden rise of smartphones and how they have changed the games market during a discussion with Develop editor Will Freeman in Brighton.
The premier of Changing The Game at this year's award ceremony will showcase our thriving industry on a night where we recognise the achievements, successes and accomplishments of the games industry.