Wyndham Rewards is making the first changes to its award pricing scheme since 2019. Instead of the current three-pricing tier structure, Wyndham is introducing a new four-tier system, with top prices increasing by 50%. Here's what to know about the changes and what to do before the new prices take effect.
Wyndham Award Chart Changes Well, we didn't have a Wyndham Rewards devaluation on our 2026 bingo card. But perhaps, in retrospect, we should've seen it coming. Today, Wyndham award chart changes were announced that will expand the program's fixed free night pricing from three to four tiers. The fourth tier will cost 45,000 points per night, [...] Read More... from Yep, Another Devaluation: Wyndham
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