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This is not your typical frequent mile on the air episode. This is a standalone segment we're calling

coffee break. Each coffee break segment will cover a single topic related to miles and points.

And each coffee break is limited to 20 minutes or your money back. Enjoy.

Today's coffee break, city's transfer bonus to leading hotels of the world. What's this all about, Nick? Well, leading hotels of the world is a loyalty program that is a loose affiliation of apparently over 400 luxury hotels around the world. So if you're familiar with small luxury hotels of the world, SLH,

and I know many listeners will be because of SLH's affiliation with Hyatt previously

and now their affiliation with Hilton.

If you're familiar with SLH and what that is,

Leaders Club, or rather leading hotels of the world, rather,

is essentially a very

similar thing. So it's more of like a loose marketing partnership than a brand identity, perhaps.

Leaders Club, I mentioned a second ago, is the name of the loyalty program for leading hotels

of the world. Most but not all leading hotels of the world are bookable with

Leaders Club Points. And Greg has written about the best points bookable hotels in the world for

24. And if I remember correctly, the program with the most hotel booking options out of all

the ones you search, the list of 100 best hotels in the world,

Leaders Club had more than anybody else bookable with points, right? There were 10 of them.

True story. Yep. 10 out of the 28 that were bookable with points where you could get,

where you could potentially get outside's value for your points. So I wasn't including

things like Mr. and Mrs. Smith, where you get poor value for your

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