For years, travelers have chased flashy “hacks” and promo codes with the promise of free luxury trips. Yet most still waste points on low-value redemptions, pay cash when they don’t need to, or miss out on upgrades that could have made the trip unforgettable.
Hyatt’s Q2 2025 earnings report just dropped, and the numbers show a hotel giant that’s growing strategically — even with some bumps in the road. For World of Hyatt members, this is more than just corporate news. It’s a roadmap to more luxury stays, more all-inclusive resorts, and more sweet spots to redeem points in the near future.
After reporting a nearly $200 million loss in Q2 of 2024, Spirit is making another round of big changes to its network. These aren’t just minor adjustments. We’re talking about cutting up to 35 routes and exiting 44 markets by the end of September compared to last year.
In today’s fast-paced, hyper-connected world, the guest experience doesn’t start when you step into the marble-clad lobby. It starts the moment you hit confirm booking. That’s right, your stay is already unfolding long before you roll up to the valet or tap your key card.