Thank you for being one of over 8,200 subscribers to our weekly e-newsletter, !  In this issue we have news about our new guide to cruises in Hawaii, more hotels in the Wyndham Rewards program and bargains on some of those Hawaiian cruises.

Weekly Cruise Deals from Cruise Guide Network

This week's deals are all about Hawaii. Choose from 7- to 19-day Hawaii cruises on Carnival, Celebrity, Holland America or Norwegian cruise lines. They're priced from just $82 per day, so don't miss out:

http://www.cruiseguidenetwork.com/bargains.html

 

 

The Wyndham Rewards program has been expanded to include the company's trendy new Dream, Night and TRYP by Wyndham brands. These hotels are currently found in major cities, with TRYP by Wyndham in New York City, Dream in Bangkok and Miami and Night in New York and Dallas.  You can find these - and other Wyndham brands like Wyndham Garden, Ramada and Days Inn - using TheRealPlaces hotel search engine.

 

 

Hawaiian Cruise Guide

Our new Hawaiian Cruise Guide is now online! Have you ever wanted to go to beautiful Hawaii? A cruise can take you to several of the Hawaiian islands on one great vacation. Our guide includes the calendar of departures from all ports -- Honolulu, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Vancouver. We also have information and photos of all the ships that sail to Hawaii -- Norwegian, Celebrity, Holland America, Princess, Disney and Carnival.


This Week's New (or Improved) Hotels

The new Hyatt Place Boston/Braintree is the first piece of a South Shore retail redevelopment project to be completed.  204 rooms will be ready for guests when it official opens on May 15th.  The hotel is located in the Braintree suburb on the south side of town, adjacent to I-93.

 

Timed to coincide with Earth Week, the Hilton New York has announced that it's getting a little greener.  A 16,000+ square foot green roof system has been installed on the hotel's fifth floor roof setback, with a lots of vegetation that'll help with keeping things cool and cleaning the air.  A new cogeneration plant is also being added to that fifth floor roof which will use natural gas to generate much of the hotel's electrical and steam requirements - reducing the Hilton's carbon footprint by about 30%.