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Related: May 2010 Trip Notes, Part 2: Paris -Find more articles like this by clicking on the “Trip Notes” tab on top of the DansDeals banner at the top of this site. —————————————————————————– I wrote on December 20th in my credit card lineup post that, “I’ve opened over 300 cards building a nest egg of over 10 million miles and points so that I can always hop on a plane, fly in first class somewhere, and stay in a 5 star resort without having to pay for it.” As I was writing that I got bit by the travel bug and started planning the next trip… More after the jump…Sunday night, 12/23: Mimi agrees to let Rafi be spoiled by his awesome Bubby for a few nights, our first trip ever without him (thanks Mom!!!)  Traveling without him felt really strange, but boy what a flashback it was to when … [Read more...] about Trip Notes: Singapore A380 Suites And 46 Hours In Paris

Never Miss Another Deal - Follow DansDeals on FacebookHyatt has added 54 new partner hotels from SLH (Small Luxury Hotels of the World) There will be more SLH hotels added in the near future. SLH hotels give Hyatt a presence in locations where it never had one before. For example Hyatt has gone from zero hotels to 3 partner hotels in Venice: For example the Ca’ Sagredo Hotel on May 12th would set you back 715 Euro or $815: Or you can use 30K Hyatt points: That’s a value of 2.72 cents per point, which is excellent. Of course not all hotels or dates will be as valuable, so you should always check to see what value you’ll receive. The hotel is just half a mile from Gam Gam and Chabad of Venice, where there are delicious meals to be had on weekdays and Shabbos. The new Chase World of Hyatt credit card is an excellent card and now comes with 60,000 points in additional to annual free nights and promotions. You can read more about the new … [Read more...] about Here Is How Many Hyatt Points You’ll Need To Stay At 54 SLH Hotels!

$17.99 Get This Deal Allezola Professional 7.5″ High Carbon Stainless Steel Chef’s Knife For $17.99 From Amazon After $22 Off Coupon -Clip the $22 off coupon on the product page. Chef Bryan Gryka of Milt’s BBQ in Chicago, highly reccomends this knife and uses it in Milt’s kitchen. 【HIGH-CARBON STAINLESS STEEL BLADE】 Allezola 7.5 inch Professional Chef’s Knife is made of German 1:4116 steel, which comes from Solingen, Germany. With 0.6%-0.75% carbon in this steel, this rust resistant knife is much harder than the normal knife， in which only include 0.3% carbon from lts raw material. 【DURABLE & STRONG MICARTA HANDLE】Micarta is high-strength, durable and moisture-resistant, yet feels soft. The ergonomic handle has been shaped through extensive testing to ensure a secure, comfortable grip with little fatigue. 【ULTRA-SHARP AND LONG-LASTING 】 Designed for chopping, mincing, slicing, and dicing with a … [Read more...] about Allezola Professional 7.5″ High Carbon Stainless Steel Chef’s Knife For $17.99 From Amazon After $22 Off Coupon

Never Miss Another Deal - Follow DansDeals on FacebookHyatt 2019 Annual Category Changes Most hotels chains reorganize their categories yearly to keep them current with the average rates that they charge. Hyatt hotels have no capacity controls on standard rooms. The good part about that is that if a major event is in town and rates are quadruple what they normally are, you can still use the regular amount of points as long as the hotel is not sold out of standard rooms. 130 hotels are going up in category while 129 hotels are going down in category this year. That’s a whole lot more fair than Marriott’s ridiculously lopsided 2019 changes. But there are still lots of pain points here. Book stays before 3/18 local hotel time to lock in current rates for future stays at hotels that are going up.  You can book stays up to a year in advance. Almost all hotel stays are cancellable for free until a certain amount of time before the stay (read the fine print). … [Read more...] about Hyatt 2019 Annual Category Changes, Lock In Lower Rates And Anniversary Nights At Hotels Getting More Expensive Now!

Never Miss Another Deal - Follow DansDeals on FacebookIHG PointBreaks Linky IHG Booking Linky -The current list is valid for stays through 5/31/19.-Hotels can sell out of discounted rooms quickly and only a limited amount of rooms are available per night. You can book up to 2 reservations per hotel. There’s no limit to how long each of the stays can be. IHG PointBreaks now cost 5K, 10K, or 15K points per night, depending on the hotel. The Chase IHG Premier card is offering 80,000 points for signing up and spending $2,000 in 3 months. The card comes with an annual certificate good for a free stay in IHG hotels that cost up to 40K points. IHG points will not expire for as long as you remain a cardholder. If you have the new IHG Premier credit card you’ll also get Platinum status and every 4th award night for free! That means a 4 night stay at a 5K hotel will cost just 15K points or 3,750 points per night! If you have both the IHG Select card and the IHG … [Read more...] about IHG Pointbreaks 5K-15K Nights Now Bookable For Stays Through May

Never Miss Another Deal - Follow DansDeals on FacebookOn 11/18/1883 the United States adopted 4 times zones. Until that point every city had their own local time zone based on when sun was overhead at noon, but that system became untenable as trains had to set schedules incorporating hundreds of local times zones. On 3/19/1918 the United States copied Germany in moving to a daylight saving system by moving the clocks forward an hour in the summer and backward in the fall. It was not used in all places at all times and didn’t become the federal standard until 1967. Currently, 48 states go through the rigmarole of changing the clocks twice a year. Arizona and Hawaii use standard time year-round. As a parent, I despise changing the clocks. When we “fall backward” the kids wake up an hour earlier and when we “spring forward” the kids won’t fall asleep on time and have trouble waking up on time for the bus to school. There is finally progress in … [Read more...] about The Great Daylight Saving Debate Explained; How Would You Vote?