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Marriott Increasing Points Prices of Over 1000 Hotels Should Strike Fear in the Hearts of SPG Members
Devaluation just seems to be in their bones on the Marriott side, and the Starwood merger and Starwood Preferred Guest leadership appear not to have changed that. While they announced a reasonable set of category changes for Starwood the changes at Marriott are absolutely brutal: 21% of hotels are going up in category while just 5% are going down in category. The number of points required to redeem for a free Marriott hotel night is going up at over 1000 hotels effective March 6th.
Starwood is Reducing Their Booking Window, Changes Award Prices at 17% of Hotels
Starwood is reducing the booking window — how far out you can make reservations — on February 11.
You’ll only be able to make reservations 350 days in advance instead of 550 (not all hotels loaded inventory 550 days out previously).
In addition Starwood has announced award category changes for 2018 which will go into effect March 6th.
First Question is Up, 500 Free Marriott Points Now
Earlier today I wrote that Marriott would be bringing back tweeting for points tonight.
Instead of one question with many hours to answer as in the past there’s 1500 points on the table with more than one question. Well here’s the first one, Marriott will give you 500 points for answering a simple question on Twitter.
Marriott Brings Back Free Points Today (50% More This Time)
Each Sunday in the back part of 2017 Marriott would offer a trivia question to answer on Twitter each Sunday, and a correct answer would be good for 1000 points.
These were NFL football-related so it’s not surprising to see free Twitter points back today because Superbowl.
Marriott Removes Banned Book From Chinese Hotel
Marriott had to take down their website and mobile app after Shanghai authorities were notified the hotel company listed Tibet and Taiwan as separate countries on a survey.
Then after a Marriott employee working the Marriott Rewards twitter account ‘liked’ a tweet by Friends of Tibet the company was letting everyone know that employee was being fired rather than the usual corporate response of not commenting on personnel matters.
Marriott Demonstrates That China Rules All of Us
When Austin tried to impose its own regulations on Uber, they learned that they were too small a market to matter. California and New York may be able to influence a company’s behavior, but Austin cannot. As regulation is increasingly global, the most important markets set the rules.
China is the next big thing. That was true 15 years ago, and it will be true 15 years from now. But for companies making a big bet in the country, Beijing is able to exercise global sway.
Travel Companies are Running Scared of What’s on Their Websites Because China
IHG Rewards Club has issued an update to its terms and conditions. And there’s only one change, repeated a few times in a few different ways. They want to make very sure you know that Taiwan is part of ‘Greater China’.
China’s civil aviation authority demanded a public apology from Delta and changes to its website for listing Tibet and Taiwan as countries.
Denied Global Entry for an Amazon Order and Marriott Apologizes to China
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Airing Marriott’s Dirty Laundry and a 777 Made Out of Paper
A roundup of the most important stories of the day. I keep you up to date on the most interesting writings I find on other sites – the latest news and tips.