From American's surprising return to Israel to a jaw-dropping new Hyatt sweet spot in Rome, today's lineup is packed with opportunities you won't want to miss. Let's dive in!

After a two-year hiatus, American Airlines is returning to Tel Aviv with daily flights from JFK starting March 28, 2026. Even more intriguing? Sources suggest a Los Angeles-Tel Aviv route could be next, which would give AA a competitive edge over United and Delta who don't currently serve that market.

Mark your calendars for February 3, 2026 when the Hyatt Regency Rome Central opens its doors. Located steps from Rome Termini and the Colosseum, this property is a steal starting at just 12,000 World of Hyatt points per night.

In a strange turn of events, a Delta first class passenger reportedly discovered toxic weeds in their salad while flying Chicago to Seattle. The situation became even more concerning when the flight attendant allegedly removed the evidence, raising serious questions about inflight meal safety protocols.

Starting October 25, Icelandair begins thrice-weekly service between Reykjavik and Miami using their new A321LR aircraft. The airline has already extended the seasonal route due to strong demand.

A new framework is making waves by breaking down credit card decisions into three distinct choices: which cards to get, which to keep, and which to actually use. This simple but effective approach helps cut through the complexity of juggling multiple rewards cards.

While not a small boutique brand, Four Seasons has maintained its position as the world's most recognized luxury hotel name through consistent service excellence and distinctive property features. Understanding their program can unlock exceptional value for point transfers and luxury stays.

Before we wrap up, I wanted to share some timely opportunities I've been tracking (courtesy of our friends at AwardTravelFinder). These deals won't last long, so let's dive in.

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