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"Hotel Windsor, Melbourne, Australia, Celebrates 125 Years With Extraordinary Offer" To celebrate its historic 125th anniversary, The Hotel Windsor in Melbourne, Australia is offering rooms at 1883 prices – 50 Australian cents for a double room and 25 cents for a traditional single room, breakfast included. The unprecedented opportunity is open for the first 25 people to book a room through the hotel’s website – www.thehotelwindsor.com.au – from 9 am (Australian Eastern Summer time) on the anniversary date, December 18, 2008.

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Delta's New Award Scheme Faces Reality Check

Today, Delta's new three-tier award chart takes effect, giving SkyMiles members a choice of three combinations of price and availability.

The low-price award (as it's called on Delta's award booking widget) requires the fewest miles but also offers the fewest available award seats; the medium-price award is more expensive and gives the program member expanded seat availability; and the high-price award requires the most miles but also guarantees access to any unsold seat. Award bookings can mix and match award types, combining more and less expensive awards for a round-trip as availability dictates. Click Here To Read Article