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Based on Nick Reyes' coverage, he appears to focus primarily on promoting deals and announcements related to travel, credit cards, rewards programs, hotel deals, and airline deals. He would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into new promotions or deal opportunities in the travel and hospitality industry.
Since his articles heavily feature promotional deals and announcements, individuals with insider knowledge of upcoming travel-related promotions or unique discounts may capture his attention. Additionally, experts who can provide analysis of the latest trends in credit card perks or loyalty program offerings could also be valuable sources for him.
Nick's geographic focus is not specified but considering his coverage spans across various airlines and hotels without a specific geographical emphasis; it seems like he covers international as well as domestic markets.
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By: Nick Reyes
Today’s deal of the day for Capital One Shopping and Capital One Offers is activity booking site Klook. I’ve already seen an email offer for 54.5% back at Klook via Capital One Shopping, which is a fantastic return if you’ll be booking activities. Alternatively, you can earn up to 39 miles per dollar spent through […]
By: Nick Reyes
The value here isn't great, but if you're looking for Apple products, you can get a slightly better deal.
By: Nick Reyes
Be still my beating heart: US Bank has finally launched its long-promised transfer partner program. After promising that transfer partners would be coming in December of 2025, and then that they were “coming soon”, and then removing all mentions of the program in recent months, a reader tipped me off to the fact
Mama said that there'd be days like yesterday; she just didn't say that yesterday was going to be one of them.
By: Nick Reyes
Sometimes, we intentionally test techniques to see what works. Other times, we accidentally stumble on little nuggets of wisdom that could be useful someday. A lot of the latter things are just filed away as knowledge for a rainy day. This week, I had one of those scenarios where circumstance led me to discover a tiny nugget that won't move the needle much, but might come in handy one day.
By: Nick Reyes
Citi ThankYou Rewards has launched a 25% transfer bonus when transferring points to Leading Hotels of the World Leaders Club. With this transfer bonus, Citi Strata Premier and Strata Elite cardholders can expect to get around 2 cents in value per Citi ThankYou Rewards point, so this can be a great deal if you find a solid redemption.
By: Nick Reyes
With the launch of Bilt 2.0 in February 2026, Bilt had said that members would eventually be able to use some amount of Bilt Cash toward Blacklane rides. That functionality is finally live, though it is limited to a single use per calendar year, and the booking experience through Bilt leaves a lot to be desired. The price through Bilt was also about 3.1% higher for the first ride I checked, so you'll want to check against the cost to book directly with Blacklane. Still, this could be a decent one-time use of Bilt Cash.
By: Nick Reyes
Today's deal of the day for Capital One Shopping and Capital One Offers is TripAdvisor. I'm currently seeing 30% back via Capital One Shopping or 25 miles per dollar through Capital One Offers. As is always the case with the deal of the day, it is possible that you'll see an even better targeted email offer. In the past we've seen offers as high as 70% back via email.
The Citi AAdvantage Executive Card has now gone live with a newly increased annual fee and new benefits. Along with all that, the card features a newly increased introductory offer of 125,000 American Airlines miles after $15,000 in purchases in the first five months. That's quite a strong offer, particularly if you are confident that you'll be able to take advantage of the AA Vacations coupons that the card offers.
A year or two ago, my younger son started asking if we were going to fly on a “double decker” plane nearly every time we went to an airport. I was therefore thrilled to snag 5 seats in business class on Lufthansa's 747 for our recent trip to Europe, finally getting him on a double decker plane (unbeknownst to him, we'll be on the A380 on the way home).
