hotel points
#11
At the end of the day it should make NO difference who is paying the bill. Bottom line is we are away from our friends/family doing this job. We should be getting the points, but sadly many wont give them to you. Dumb.
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It's different with the "business guys" because they rarely stay at rates that we stay at. Also, from my experience, business travelers are capable of choosing where they stay, and pay with a company credit card, or file an expense report later. This gives them the buying power and the hotels reward that. We are left out of that equation. Buying power is key. Loyalty is what's being rewarded. We aren't loyal, we simply do what we're told.
Hotels could give a rats a$$ if we are away from home. They certainly aren't going to give away free stays, gifts, upgrades, breakfasts, lounge access to crew members staying on minimum rates. If I was a hotel owner I certainly wouldn't.
That all said, hotels still do make plenty of money off our contracted rates, otherwise they wouldn't negotiate them, especially in off-season tourist towns.
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How was it relevant? He said he already knew 135 guys keep hotel points and was asking if airline guys get points too... you stating that Flexjet pilots get points wasn't relevant.
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A lot of Hilton properties stopped giving us points/credits for stays. The reasons range anywhere from crew members acting ghetto to the company pays and not us. I had made it to gold status with them. Now I can barely maintain new card member status.
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