There are several offers right now that I don't think are going to last. Some we know won't. Others banks have hinted they won't. And in some cases we can make that bet based on past experience. Usually there aren't this many heightened offers at once, ...
This email contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. There are several offers right now that I don't think are going to last. Some we know won't. Others banks have hinted they won't. And in some cases we can make that bet based on past experience. Usually there aren't this many heightened offers at once, it's an embarassment of riches, largely I think because it's getting harder and harder to get consumer attention, banks need to spend more to acquire customers and it's a highly competitive environment, when one product increases its offer others respond in kind. Continue reading Offers I Don’t Think Will Be Around for Long, If You’re Interested Act Now... The Park Hyatt Tokyo is a great value property for Hyatt's top tier elites. I used a confirmed suite upgrade and got nice value from breakfast which can be taken in the restaurant or via room service (or both). I enjoyed the complimentary happy hour for top elites as the sun set. This is a property that appeals to me emotionally because years ago I really enjoyed Bill Murray in Lost in Translation, much of which takes place inside of this hotel. Continue reading Review: Park Hyatt Tokyo... The first time I visited Tokyo many years ago I wanted simplicity. I took the Airport Limousine Bus, which drops off at hotels. By the time I had gotten out of the airport I was on a bus departure after 5 p.m. and we got stuck in terrible traffic. The ride took almost three hours, and the bus seats weren't particularly comfortable. I never did that again. Taxis just aren't an option from the airport in my view, they're just too expensive, the idea of spending hundreds of dollars for a car and getting stuck in traffic doesn't appeal to me either. Continue reading Taking Narita Express to and from the Tokyo Airport... 
It's only been two years since I bought my last laptop. It's a Lenovo T460s, and I hate it. It has an Intel i7-6600u processor and a 1 terrabyte hard drive. But battery life is awful. Here's my criteria in a new machine and I could really use suggestions about what will work best. Continue reading I Want a New Laptop and I Need Your Help... |
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