It’s been a wild week, with exciting (albeit confusing) new developments rolling out in the points and miles universe. Let’s take a look back at the biggest news from the week.
Bilt 2.0 is officially live. If you have questions (you’re not alone!), we’ve put together all the answers we have following this program’s, shall we say, dynamic transition.
Big news from the House of Mouse: The new premium Disney credit card is loaded with perks that will save you big on your next theme park visit.
This airline (which you may be seriously underestimating) is giving away 70 million miles. Here’s how to earn your share.
There’s one popular airline currency that, after years of devaluations, has become hard to love. But these incredible domestic and international deals we spotted last week are definitely worth a look! (And prove there’s still plenty of value in this program.)
Cheers,
Colin
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