Hyatt Promo for 20,000 Bonus Points and TY Point Reminder

Here is your chance to visit some of the nicest properties in the world after working this promo hard.

You can earn up to 20,000 Hyatt points with multiple stays from now through April 30th.

Stay two nights and earn 2000 bonus points, 4 nights for 4000 more bonus points, 6 nights for 6000 more points and the last two nights for a total of 8 pays 8000 more for a total of 20,000 bonus points.

Now earn them all at the low end hotels in the chain and spend the points without blackouts.

Here is the link to this promo and registration page.

Terms and Conditions


More Than A Bonus

To qualify for points you must be a Hyatt Gold Passport™ member, register for the promotion, and must choose points for your stay. To join Hyatt Gold Passport, visit goldpassport.com. Members must complete eligible stays between 01/09/2009 – 04/30/2009 at participating Hyatt Hotels & Resorts™, Andaz™, Hyatt Place™ and Hyatt Summerfield Suites™ worldwide.
Member must provide Hyatt Gold Passport account number at reservation/check-in, be a registered guest physically occupying the room to which you are registered, pay an Eligible rate. "Eligible Rate" is any hotel published room rate, including, but not limited to rates found on hyatt.com, hyattplace.com, hyattsummerfiedsuites.com, prevailing rack rate, BAR, volume, AAA and senior citizen rates, etc. "Ineligible Rates" are discounted rates, including, but not limited to, any free night stays, Internet wholesale rates (such as priceline.com, hotels.com, etc.), traditional wholesale rates (such as GOGO Worldwide Vacations, Pleasant Holidays, etc.), airline crew rates, airline employee rates, travel agency employee rates, Club at the Hyatt discount certificate stays, Hyatt Vacation Club stays, Hyatt employee or employee family discount rates, airline interrupted-trip vouchers or contracted rooms (a contract room is a room that has been reserved pursuant to a written and executed agreement between a hotel and a corporation, government agency or individual for a negotiated room rate in exchange for an agreed upon number of rooms to be rented for an extended period of time).
Point structure is as follows: On your second (2nd) eligible night, earn 2,000 Hyatt Gold Passport bonus points. On your fourth (4th) eligible night, earn 4,000 Hyatt Gold Passport bonus points. On the sixth (6th) eligible night, earn 6,000 Hyatt Gold Passport bonus points. On your eighth (8th) eligible night, earn 8,000 Hyatt Gold Passport bonus points. These points are cumulative; total promotion bonus is 20,000 bonus points.
Only one credit will be given per member, per stay, regardless of the number of rooms. A qualifying stay means one or more consecutive nights at any participating Hyatt Hotels & Resorts, Andaz, Hyatt Place and Hyatt Summerfield Suites worldwide. When paying an eligible rate, whether or not the guest checks out and back in during such period; award stays do not qualify. Only one bonus will be given per member, per stay, regardless of the number of rooms.
Stays at hotels outside the U.S. may be subject to government approvals, regulations, restrictions and taxes. Other restrictions may apply. Hyatt Gold Passport reserves the right to alter or withdraw this promotion at any time without notice. This promotion is subject to the Terms and Conditions of the Hyatt Gold Passport program. For complete program terms and conditions visit goldpassport.com. Hyatt Hotels & Resorts™ encompasses hotels managed, franchised or leased by subsidiaries and affiliates of Global Hyatt Corporation. The trademarks Hyatt™, Hyatt Hotels & Resorts™, Park Hyatt™, Andaz™, Grand Hyatt™, Hyatt Regency™, Hyatt Place™, Hyatt Summerfield Suites™, Hyatt Gold Passport™, and related marks are trademarks of Hyatt Corporation. © 2009 Hyatt Corporation. All rights reserved.

Thank You Point Reminder Fixed Flight Option Tickets

After you have successfully booked your business class ticket way in the future, and you are ready to cancel it, (as your dog died, or ate your homework, or whatever is causing you to have to change your plans),

please keep in mind when you try to cancel with your airline of choice, Not TY Network or Expedia, that you may be told you have to call the booking travel agent to cancel.

Don't freak out. Thank them very much, go get a cup of coffee and call your airline again, until the next agent you talk to cancels your reservation. If it takes ten calls, it takes ten calls. I have never had to go past two tries.

Do NOT call TY Network to cancel your Business ticket. Do NOT call Expedia to cancel your business ticket. CALL Your Airline until you get an agent to cancel your reservation, and ask them to explain the voucher policy for the value on your unused ticket that has a non refundable segment.