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Today's episode is a deep dive into Rove, one of the easiest ways to earn more travel rewards without opening another credit card. Rove is a free program that lets you earn a separate currency called Rove Miles using the cards you already have, including up to 25x miles on hotels. The real standout is Rove's Loyalty Eligible hotel rate, which can let you earn Rove Miles while still earning hotel points and elite night credits, plus rewards from your credit card.

Rove Miles can also be transferred to a bunch of airline and hotel partners, including Flying Blue, Air Canada Aeroplan, Virgin Atlantic, and Lufthansa's Miles & More. We get into how those transfer partners work and why Miles & More can sometimes offer wildly cheap award flights, including economy tickets between North America and Europe for as little as 88 miles (though taxes and fees can still be significant).

We also look at a few Amex Offers worth checking, including targeted deals on Hilton, Hyatt, Lufthansa Group flights, and more.

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0:26 New Travel Amex Offers

1:11 Rove: How It Works

1:52 The Rove Triple Dip

2:39 Rove Transfer Partners

3:01 The 88-Mile Europe Award

3:53 Sign-Off

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United just announced its biggest international expansion ever, adding 10 cities next summer, including new nonstop routes from Newark to Luxembourg, Ibiza, Valencia, Sardinia, and Sicily. Denver will also get new nonstop service to Paris, while Los Angeles gets a daily flight to Osaka. Eight of the 10 new cities won't have another U.S. airline serving them nonstop, and many of the new routes will be operated by United's new A321XLR, with lie-flat seats and Starlink Wi-Fi.

Meanwhile, JetBlue's second BlueHouse lounge opens at Boston Logan on Aug. 27, and Mint and Mint Flex passengers, including those flying domestically, will gain complimentary lounge access. At the same time, JetBlue is introducing a basic Mint fare with fewer included perks, including no lounge access, giving travelers another fare option but more to consider when comparing business-class prices. American is also expanding Flagship Dining access to Flagship Business and Flagship Business Plus passengers on qualifying routes, giving more travelers access to its sit-down airport dining experience.

Finally, Delta is offering new SkyMiles members up to 5,000 bonus miles for completing three simple tasks within three months. It's a refreshingly easy way to start building a SkyMiles balance, especially if you don't already have a Delta account (though hopefully that doesn't apply to you!).

Enroll in the SkyMiles Starter Pack challenge: https://www.delta.com/us/en/skymiles/promotions/skymiles-starter-pack

Timeline

0:00 Start Here

0:14 JetBlue Boston Lounge + Basic Mint Fare

1:23 American Flagship Dining Expansion

2:32 United's Biggest International Expansion

3:38 Delta's 5,000-Mile SkyMiles Bonus

4:27 Sign-Off

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You don't have to book a flight to earn more travel rewards. Dining out, Uber Eats, and other everyday purchases can become opportunities to earn extra points and miles when you stack the right programs. We break down how dining rewards work, how inKind can help you save on meals while still earning your credit card's dining bonus, and a way to buy inKind credit for less through Costco.

If you're looking for Marriott elite status without opening another credit card, CitizenM's paid mycitizenM Plus membership includes instant Bonvoy Gold status and access to its coworking spaces, even when you're not staying there. We also cover a few easy ways to earn more Marriott points by linking Uber and Starbucks accounts. You won't earn a ton of points from these alone, but they're easy to set up and can add up if you're already using Uber and Starbucks.

Flying Blue is offering 10,000 bonus miles on eligible economy flights to Paris or Amsterdam by Aug. 31, while introducing new Light award tickets with lower mileage prices in some cases but more restrictions. We explain what to know before booking, along with a few other ways to turn spending you're already doing into more travel rewards.

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Link your Uber account to Marriott Bonvoy: https://www.uber.com/us/en/u/marriott-bonvoy/

Link your Starbucks account to Marriott Bonvoy: https://www.starbucks.com/account/signin?returnUrl=/rewards/partnerships/marriottbonvoy/redirect

Timeline

0:00 Start Here

0:20 Dining Rewards + InKind

2:07 Marriott Points With Uber + Starbucks

2:42 Marriott Gold Status Shortcut

3:39 Flying Blue 10,000-Mile Bonus

4:29 Sign-Off

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JetBlue's second BlueHouse lounge is coming to Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), and it's bigger than the airline's first lounge at JFK. It's also getting a full kitchen, something the JFK lounge doesn't have. It's another sign JetBlue is moving beyond its old reputation as the airline with better economy perks and making a serious push into premium travel, with Mint, a premium credit card, domestic first class, and now lounges all part of the strategy.

If you want the feeling of Europe without the heat, flight cost, or jet lag, California has some surprisingly good destination dupes. From a Danish-style village to Mediterranean-looking coastlines and wine country, a few destinations can deliver the feeling of a European getaway without leaving the state. We also look at the Peace Tax, the money travelers quietly spend to avoid awkward budget conversations on group trips.

Bilt also announced a partnership with Equinox, letting members redeem Bilt Cash toward Equinox credits, with the redemption amount tied to your Bilt status. There's no ongoing opportunity to earn or redeem Bilt points through an Equinox membership, but there are a few limited-time perks worth knowing about. And if you have The Platinum Card® from American Express, don't forget it comes with a $300 Equinox credit.

Timeline

0:00 Start Here

0:16 JetBlue BlueHouse Lounge Boston

2:01 California's Europe Dupes

2:49 The Peace Tax on Group Trips

3:53 Bilt and Equinox

4:19 Sign-Off

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Heading to the U.S. Open? Your credit card can get you some serious perks around the tournament, and potentially save you money along the way. Chase and Amex cardholders can access lounges with free food and drinks, shaded seating, and even free MTA ticket giveaways. We break down which cards get you into which spaces and when you need to reserve a spot. If you don't want to spend $23 on a Honey Deuce or splurge on chicken nuggets topped with caviar, these lounges can be pretty appealing.

American Airlines is bringing seatback screens back to its narrowbody planes after years of removing them. The new 4K screens will have Bluetooth, USB-C charging, and more personalized entertainment, but the rollout won't start until 2028. It's a pretty major reversal for an airline that spent years betting travelers would rather use their own devices. Allegiant also just started selling tickets for its new first class, and we look at what you actually get with the new cabin and whether it's worth the upgrade.

On the cruise front, Disney Cruise Line extended a savings offer worth up to $500 per guest on select seven-night sailings, including trips you've already booked, as long as you lock it in by August 30. If you've got a cruise coming up, it's worth checking your reservation.

Timeline

0:00 Start Here

0:23 U.S. Open Credit Card Perks

2:04 American Airlines Brings Back Seatback Screens

3:14 Allegiant First Class

4:11 Disney Cruise Line Savings

4:46 Sign-Off

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One of Vegas's newest-looking hotels is actually just OYO Las Vegas, the former Hooters Hotel and one of the city's lowest-rated properties, relisted under a fake name with AI-generated photos. We share a few simple ways to verify any unfamiliar hotel before you book.

Airlines catfish too. Emirates loves showing off its Game Changer suite, but it's still only installed on nine planes nearly a decade after launch. Before you fall for a fancy seat online, check which plane you'll actually be flying on.

Hilton is also targeting some Honors members with a promo worth up to 15,000 bonus points across five stays, as long as you register by Dec. 31 and complete the stays within six months. Emirates may also add a fifth freedom route between Milan and Lima, Peru. Nothing is confirmed yet, but we explain what the route could mean for travelers. And in Helsinki, a new sauna island called Saunasaari just opened to individual visitors for the first time this summer. Think Othership, but on an actual island, with wood-fired hot tubs and the Baltic Sea to cool off.

Timeline

0:00 Start Here

0:29 OYO Las Vegas Fake Listing

2:17 Hilton Stay More Earn More

3:04 Emirates Milan Expansion

3:50 Helsinki Saunasaari and Finnair Lounge Sauna

4:53 Sign-Off

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Did you know most T-Mobile plans come with unlimited texting and data abroad? And there are more travel perks hiding in your plan too, including a free premium drink on Delta flights, a free year of AAA membership, and Hilton Honors Silver status with 15% off at most Hilton brands.

Meanwhile, Chase Ultimate Rewards® just launched a 20% transfer bonus to Air Canada Aeroplan through Sept. 30, 2026, or 30% with the Aeroplan® Credit Card. Aeroplan is one of the stronger programs for booking Star Alliance flights to Europe, including Lufthansa, Austrian, and Swiss, so a bonus like this can meaningfully cut the points you need for a flight.

Once you land, Uber isn't universal in Europe and is banned in a few countries, so it's worth having Bolt or FreeNow as a backup. There's bad news for KLM's cheese sandwich fans too. Free beer, wine, and the sandwich disappear from European economy flights starting in October, joining most other European full-service airlines that have already made a similar move. And Atlanta's new grab-and-go lounge, Poppin, lets Priority Pass holders grab snacks and drinks without camping out in a crowded lounge, following a concept also offered by United, American, and Air Canada.

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0:00 Start Here

0:15 T-Mobile International Perks

1:14 Chase Aeroplan Transfer Bonus

1:48 European Rideshare Apps and Safety Tips

3:20 KLM Buy-on-Board

3:59 Grab-and-Go Lounges

4:48 Sign-Off

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If you're staying at a Hyatt with Peloton bikes, you can earn World of Hyatt points for your workout. Link your World of Hyatt and Peloton accounts before your stay, then complete at least 10 minutes on an eligible bike or rower to earn 100 bonus points per workout, up to 1,000 points a month. Certain travel credit cards can also earn bonus points on eligible Peloton purchases and memberships, so it's worth checking what you already have.

Beyond workouts, Hyatt rewards staying across different brands through a program called Brand Explorer. Think of it as hotel bingo. Stay at five different World of Hyatt brands and you'll earn a Category 1-4 free night award. Keep going and you can earn up to seven total. If you tend to book the same familiar brand out of habit, it might be worth trying something new next time.

Over at Hilton, Yotel has started joining Hilton Honors through a new collection called Select by Hilton. It's a compact, budget-friendly brand found mostly in cities and near airports, though stays currently earn Hilton points at a slightly lower rate than most other Hilton brands. We also cover Southwest's flash sale of up to 40% off flights, plus a quick reminder to check whether you've been targeted for a personalized United MilePlay offer.

Link your World of Hyatt and Peloton accounts: https://www.onepeloton.com/partners/hyatt/connect

Check your United MilePlay Offer: https://promo.united.com/offers/mileplay

Timeline: 

0:00 Start Here

0:19 Hyatt-Peloton Points Partnership

1:08 World of Hyatt Brand Explorer

2:03 Select by Hilton Adds Yotel

3:23 Southwest Flash Sale

3:52 United MilePlay

4:29 Sign-Off

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Paze, a new digital wallet backed by the same company behind Zelle, is giving up to $10 back on purchases of $10 or more, up to 10 times per eligible card, for up to $100 back per card, or up to $300 with three eligible cards. Link your card through your bank's digital wallet settings, then choose Paze at checkout instead of entering your card manually. No registration is required, and the credit typically posts within two billing cycles, through September 10.

American Express Membership Rewards® is running a 30% transfer bonus to British Airways through September 27, turning the usual 1:1 rate into 1:1.3, but the smartest move may be what you do after the points land. Once transferred, miles can be moved again to Qatar Airways, Finnair, Iberia, or Aer Lingus for stronger value, including real savings on routes like JetBlue Mint. This bonus shows up about once a year, worth acting on if you're sitting on Amex points.

Frontier's new all-you-can-fly pass costs $199 for nearly seven months of flights through early January, with each flight costing basically just the taxes and fees, though seats are limited and blackout dates apply around major holidays. World of Hyatt also has a promo worth registering for now. Complete three qualifying nights at a participating all-inclusive resort in Mexico, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, or Costa Rica between January and March to earn a free night award at any Category 1 to 4 hotel, up to five times, through June 30, 2027.

Frontier’s GoWild Pass: https://www.flyfrontier.com/deals/gowild-pass/

Register for the World of Hyatt promo: https://discover.hyatt.com/en-us/latin-america-free-night-offer

Timeline

0:00 Start Here 

0:23 Paze $100 Cash Back Promo 

1:55 Amex British Airways Transfer Bonus 

2:53 Frontier All-You-Can-Fly Pass 

3:43 Hyatt Free Night Promo 

4:35 Sign-Off

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Norse Atlantic is dealing with serious financial trouble and exploring a possible sale, merger, or partnership, complicating those ultra-cheap fares between cities like New York and London. Flights in the next few weeks are probably fine, but trips booked a few months out deserve more caution. Virgin Atlantic Flying Club and Air France-KLM Flying Blue are some alternatives to consider if you want to book with points, and since both are transfer partners with just about every major rewards program, you may already have the points to book through them.

Airlines are bringing the basic economy playbook to business class. United, Delta, and JetBlue now all sell stripped-down premium fares with fewer perks, and American will likely follow. We also cover a new American Airlines policy affecting elite upgrades on select premium transcontinental and long-haul Hawaii routes starting Aug. 25, 2026.

Elsewhere, The Reach Hotel, part of Hilton's Curio Collection, launched Key West's first all-inclusive package. Hilton is also selling points for 0.5 cents each through Sept. 25, 2026.

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Timeline

0:00 Start Here

0:15 Norse Atlantic's Money Trouble

1:45 Basic Business Class

3:02 American Elite Upgrade Changes

3:23 The Reach Key West All-Inclusive

4:01 Hilton's Buy Points Sale

4:38 Sign-Off

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