• Travel News Speed Round: 9 Topics In 35 Minutes

  • Apr 3 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
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Travel News Speed Round: 9 Topics In 35 Minutes

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    We've got a VERY full docket today. We're going to zoom through a bunch of stories: Hyatt has a double elite night promotion Richard and Ed recap their Hyatt NYC stays this week United seat alert feature United mileage pooling is live Priority Pass changes for Chase Sapphire Reserve and Ritz-Carlton cards Robinhood's new credit card AMEX Hilton Business card gets crushed Southwest expanding at DFW?

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