It’s not just that points discounts can be steeper. They can last longer, too.
At the Le Meridien Maldives, you can learn about turtle and mantaray conservation. — Le Meridien
So it may be counter-intuitive that the best way to snag a deal these days is to stay somewhere brand-spanking new. “It’s part of an effort to attract more attention and to determine what customers are willing to pay,” she continues. Take the brand-new 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay in Hawaii in the United States. Its opening discount was 30% off – plus US$100 to US$500 in resort credits, depending on length of stay.
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