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New Chase Sapphire Reserve Perks and Comparison with Competitors

Originally Published 2 months ago — by The Points Guy

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Chase Sapphire Reserve has launched new perks including hotel credits, entertainment credits, and updated earning rates, transforming it into a hybrid travel and lifestyle card with benefits valid through 2027, though some require activation and the annual fee is $795.

Southwest Airlines Faces Passenger Backlash Over Fee Changes and Service Adjustments

Originally Published 7 months ago — by View from the Wing

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Southwest Airlines implemented significant changes on May 28th, including charging for checked bags, expiring travel credits, and unannounced fees, which have led to confusion and negative impacts on passengers, especially regarding ticket modifications, travel credits, and benefits for elite members, often catching customers by surprise.

Vantage Travel's Bankruptcy Sale Surprises Customers with Generous Offers

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox Business

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Customers of bankrupt luxury cruise line Vantage Travel, whose trips were canceled, will receive 100% reimbursement in travel credits towards future travel under the new management of Pacific Travel. The agreement, outlined in federal bankruptcy court, allows customers until Nov. 30, 2028, to book with the new company, with caps on the value that can be applied to individual services. Oceangoing travel credits are capped at 50% of the trip's cost, while river cruises and land travel credits are capped at 20%. The credits can be transferred to others and used across multiple trips but cannot be used for airfare. Vantage Travel filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June, leaving customers out of pocket for $108 million in unpaid trips.