Over the years, we’ve seen some travel brands (both airlines and hotels) sell travel passes, whereby you can pay a fixed amount upfront, and then travel a certain amount (or even an unlimited amount) during a promotion period. Wyndham Rewards has just launched its version of this. It sounds too good to be true, and…
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What a stupid promotion. The overwhelming feeling of anyone who looks into it will be disappointment, which is directly transferred to the brand.
The other catch is that a night in most of wyndhams properties offers about $17 a night in value.
This is a dumb gimmick, although I suppose if they made it a sweepstakes you would get people entering and only using one or two nights, or conversely just booking their local Wyndham and just eating the breakfast or turning tricks in the hotel.
They charge $500 because they want to make sure people will actually use it. If it is free, I will just get it and maybe use it for 2 night weekend vacation
Despite the limitations, I think it's a good promotion.
I did something similar with a small German chain during CoVid. I discovered a new brand I'd never staid with, probably never would have...
But I can't even register, looks like the website can't handle the volume?
I love this concept instead of a sweepstakes. That forces only people who actually have some skin the game to participate. Otherwise it can be some random person that won't even necessarily use it well.
That is so ridiculous, Wyndham has many 5 star or 4 star boutique hotels under their portfolio
It is now July 15 and I have not been notified. It appears that I did not win. Be careful what you wish for, as you might just get it.