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Reminder - 5 ways to win a free night at any Hyatt hotel!

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) on Apr 12th 2009 at 12:30PM

To celebrate the relaunch of their Gold Passport loyalty program, Hyatt is giving away thousands of prizes at their promotional site "The Big Welcome".

This past week, we posted our own 5 contests offering you the chance to win a free night at any Hyatt hotel in the world (excluding Quebec).

Each contest is easy to enter, and involves nothing more than leaving a comment in the article. The questions are very simple to answer, and if you are lazy, you'll find the answers in all the other comments!

If you have not yet entered the contests, now is the time to do it!

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Sylvia Belle Apr 12th 2009 11:00PM

Travel guides are so important when traveling because they point out the things you want to see.

Leslie Apr 14th 2009 12:00AM

Terrific

Myrna Simmons Apr 13th 2009 12:03PM

Travel guides help me find the best places to see.

Megan Woods Apr 14th 2009 1:16PM

Travel guides are a necessity when visiting unfamiliar places!

Megan Woods Apr 14th 2009 1:17PM

Travel Guides are marvelous!

christina singer Apr 15th 2009 8:29PM

I love travel guides. there's no better way to find great places to eat and fun things to see.

Kathy Scott Apr 16th 2009 2:17PM

I love to travel and I like hints on what to see and do.

Katie R. Apr 17th 2009 7:53AM

I like travel guides, particularly in the planning stages of my trips. I think so much of the fun is in the planning stages as when you are actually on your trip, you realize there are only a few days left and you have to return to your normal day to day activites. For planning, I enjoy reading blogs - put really like Trip Advisor. I also usually get a paperback such as Michelin, Frommers or Fodors or even Steve Craig and read through it and take it with me when I travel. These books also make great "souvenirs" and I have a shelf of them, all marked up and "well travelled."