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There are three ways rewards credit cards can help you earn hotel status -- by giving you a boost toward status, granting you status with your card or moving you up in the elite ranks when you hit a spending milestone..... More »
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Earn 25 bonus AIR MILES Reward Miles on top of Double Miles for IHG stays in Alberta and Saskatchewan
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Months ago we brought you the details of IHG Rewards Club’s Double Airline Miles offer where people who don’t want to earn IHG Rewards Club points and would rather funnel their IHG stays to earn miles in their airline or in this case AIR MILES accounts. Well the double AIR MILES Reward Miles offer is getting a boost for IHG stays in Alberta and Saskatchewan. For the remainder of this month if you are registered for this promotion (you can do so via the link below) you will earn an additional 25 Reward Miles on top of the double miles.Offer DetailsDouble AIR MILES Reward Miles for stays at IHG Hotel stays Worldwide. Stays in Alberta & Saskatchewan will earn an additional 25 Reward Miles. Full details, online registration and booking (Registration is required) Until Apr 30, 16Excerpt from the terms and conditions: The 25 additional Bonus Miles offer is subject to the terms of the Double Up offer as well as the terms for the 25 additional Bonus Miles. The 25 additional Bonus Miles offer is only valid at IHG branded hotels in Alberta or Saskatchewan…
Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg/GettyWASHINGTON – Imagine being an international-affairs expert, mortified by the views of Donald Trump and you suddenly discover you’ve helped create his foreign-policy slogan.
Welcome to Ian Bremmer’s world.
The author and international-risk consultant recently spotted a consistent concept in a Trump foreign policy most people consider incoherent.
Trump himself brags about its unpredictability – he says he wants to keep rivals guessing.
Build up the U.S. military, but withdraw it from foreign bases; encourage the spread of nuclear weapons to Japan and South Korea, so they stop relying on the U.S. for defence; avoid military adventurism, but take Mideast oil while bombing ISIS; build the Keystone XL pipeline, but only if Canada pays more; call NATO obsolete; cancel trade deals; build a wall with Mexico, make Mexico pay.
In all these Trump policies, Bremmer noted a recurring theme: American resentment.
It’s the persistent notion that America is being ripped off…
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Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg/GettyWASHINGTON – Imagine being an international-affairs expert, mortified by the views of Donald Trump and you suddenly discover you’ve helped create his foreign-policy slogan.
Welcome to Ian Bremmer’s world.
The author and international-risk consultant recently spotted a consistent concept in a Trump foreign policy most people consider incoherent.
Trump himself brags about its unpredictability – he says he wants to keep rivals guessing.
Build up the U.S. military, but withdraw it from foreign bases; encourage the spread of nuclear weapons to Japan and South Korea, so they stop relying on the U.S. for defence; avoid military adventurism, but take Mideast oil while bombing ISIS; build the Keystone XL pipeline, but only if Canada pays more; call NATO obsolete; cancel trade deals; build a wall with Mexico, make Mexico pay.
In all these Trump policies, Bremmer noted a recurring theme: American resentment.
It’s the persistent notion that America is being ripped off…
