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Our friends and colleagues over at InsideFlyer Denmark have brought together a special panel of experienced professionals from the airline industry, as well as frequent flyers, to discuss loyalty programs… Continue Reading
The partnership between Alaska Airlines and Emirates is ending on July 31st, 2021. Although sad, this partnership was clearly doomed once Alaska Airlines joined the Oneworld alliance. If you booked a… Continue Reading
Choice Privileges, under the Comfort brand, is running a sweepstakes to celebrate its 40th anniversary. 40 lucky winners will each win 40,000 Choice points. In order to participate, you must be at least… Continue Reading
Our colleagues at InsideFlyer Denmark recently had the opportunity to speak with Claus Vestergaard, Global Account Director for Meetings & Events at Radisson Hotels. He shares his views on the past… Continue Reading
IHG Rewards has just announced an appealing promotion for new members who sign up by July 31st, 2021. Although it is hard to imagine too many InsideFlyer readers who aren’t already a member, some… Continue Reading
We’ve been sent an interesting bit of footage of the exchange between Minsk air traffic control and the Ryanair flight that landed in Minsk, rather than Vilnius, and thereby handed an opponent of… Continue Reading
Back in February, Hyatt launched an eye-catching offer to try and generate long-stay bookings in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region, with a 29 night minimum stay length. These ‘Great Relocate… Continue Reading
Hilton Honors recently announced that it is temporarily dropping the free breakfast benefit at ‘full service’ hotels in the USA for Gold and Diamond members. Instead, members will be offered a credit… Continue Reading
The age-old discussion about check-in vs carry-on is best started with some history. It was in 1987 that the ‘Rollaboard’ case was invented. This invention meant that passengers could now… Continue Reading
For many InsideFlyer readers, international travel is the best way to use miles and points. But for the last 13 months, it has been exhausting to figure out which countries are open for tourism and which… Continue Reading