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đ¨ Woah: get SIX Hyatt free night awards
Plus, Wyndham is giving away status with no catch
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Howdy, partners, and happy Monday.
I hope you had a nice weekend, but we have no time to waste⌠thereâs some important travel stuff you need to know about:

đ¨ Woah: Get SIX Hyatt free night awards
Time to stop what youâre doing, folks. Pay attention.
This Hyatt co-branded credit card just launched a new limited-time offer of FOUR Category 1-4 Free Night Certificates after spending $5,000 in the first three months.
Thatâs verrrrrrrrry good.
You see, Hyatt recently âenhancedâ its program (a.k.a. devalued into oblivion), increasing hotel prices across the board.
But the thing that didnât change is the fact that these free night awards still cover ANY Category 1- 4 hotel, even at the new highest pricing tiers.

And since Category 4 properties can now cost up to 25,000 points, this offer is worth up to 100,000 Hyatt points in value.
Category 4 hotels can also get quite expensiveâŚ
For example, check out the stunning Park Hyatt Mendoza in Argentina:

After tax, this property costs $266 per night for a standard room.
If you use the cardâs welcome offer toward a 4-night stay here, youâre getting more than $1,000 in value from a card with a $95 annual fee.
This card also has more free night opportunities
The headline of this section is âget SIX free night awards.â
Thatâs because there are two other ways to earn Category 1-4 free nights on the card:
Every year on your card anniversary, you automatically get another Category 1-4 award
You also get a Category 1-4 award when spending $15,000 in a calendar year
So if you spend an average of $1,250 per month on the card in a calendar year, youâll snag that award.
That means in your first year, you can get six free night awards. đ¤Ż
The bottom line
This is a fantastic offer.
You donât need to be crazy about Hyatt to take advantage of it. All you need is a trip of 4-6 nights where these awards will be useful. đ¤ˇđźââď¸

⨠Wyndham is giving away elite status
In other news, Wyndham is giving away elite status, and there is literally no catch at all.

Hereâs a little more:
Wyndham is offering every single member of its program a one-time status bump to the next highest level of elite status.
Now, donât get too excited⌠The status will only be valid until December 31 of this year.
Itâs basically a nice little perk for anyone who might have a Wyndham stay or two coming up and wants to get some better perks.
If you donât have any status, youâll get Gold status instantly. Thatâs why I did, and it worked like a charm:

Gold status isnât anything crazy, but it does come with some semi-meaningful perks like higher earning rates, late checkout, and more.
If you have Gold already (which only requires 5 nights to earn), youâll be boosted to Platinum through the end of the year, which comes with even better perks.
The bottom line
This isnât the craziest deal, but itâs so nice of Wyndham to just give away status for the rest of the year.
If you have any trips coming up, you might consider booking a cheap Wyndham stay and using this free status to enjoy extra benefits.
Go check out the status bump and register on this page.

đ¨ The travel product you never want to use
Hi, yâall, Katie popping in here for a sec. As a long-time reader of Daily Drop, Iâve regularly been inspired by Mikeâs solo adventures around the world.
But as much as it sucks to admit, it can feel a little daunting as a female traveler to head out all alone. Thereâs a lot I want to see out there, but safety can be a real concern.
Solo female travel is possible, though. Being a savvy solo traveler means staying informed about potential issues wherever youâre heading, staying aware of your surroundings, sharing your travel plans with others, and being prepared in an emergency.
Hootie, a travel-friendly personal safety alarm that clips onto your keys or bag, can help with that. Small, lightweight, and portable, the easy-to-use alarm has an ultra-loud siren and bright strobe light to draw attention to an unsafe situation and deter any threats.

Plus, itâs TSA-approved, so you donât have to think twice about throwing it in your bag as an extra safety measure for your next trip.
We all want to feel confident, whether weâre embarking on a solo adventure, traveling with gal pals, or keeping a loved one safe as they venture out on their own, and a personal safety alarm like Hootie can offer a little peace of mind.
And the Buy 2, Get 1 Free offer means one for you and two to shareâtalk about an actually useful stocking stufferâ plus free shipping!

Thatâs it for today, folks. See you tomorrow for some fun stuff.
Ciao,
With contributions by Sam Anthony and Katie Begnoche.