IHG has released the list of hotels taking part in its Q3 2019 PointBreaks promotion across the globe. The properties this time around are significantly better than we’ve seen is some previous versions of this deal, so it’s definitely worth checking if you can work one of these discounted awards into your travel plans.

THAI Airways is offering 50% off award redemption on select routes to and from Bangkok this summer and fall. Bookings must be made by September 30th, 2019, while the travel window for the promotion ends October 31st, 2019.

American Airline’s Reduced Mileage Awards have been updated through November of 2019. AA Flyers with one of the co-branded American Airlines credit cards from Citibank or Barclays can save up to 7,500 miles on round-trip flights to/from any of 185 airports on the list.

American Express has announced a promotion giving you a 40% bonus on points transfers to British Airways Avios, through October 1st, 2019.

To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Cathay Pacific is offering a 20% discount on awards to select destinations in the U.S. and Europe from Hong Kong.

This month’s Flying Blue Promo Rewards features six destinations in the US and Canada. With the promotion, you can receive a discount of 25% on Awards on routes to Europe.

American Express has finally closed a loophole that allowed cardholders to use their airline fee credit to reimburse gift cards purchased directly from the airline. Although the terms and conditions have always stated that gift cards are excluded from the credit, this had never been enforced for gift cards purchased in small denominations.

Citi has made a move to restrict welcome offers on the AA family of cards to one bonus every 48 months. While this could be bad news for some, the new rule may actually end up giving you more options for your next Citi card.

Capital One has announced that it suffered a data breach affecting 100 million individuals in the U.S., and six million in Canada.

American Express has announced that Priority Pass Select memberships associated with its cards will no longer be eligible to access Priority Pass Non-Lounge facilities. This change takes effect on August 1, 2019, and will eliminate the option to visit Priority Pass restaurants. Fortunately, Priority Pass cards linked to Citi and Chase credit cards are not affected.