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InsideFlyer Germany Editor, Steffen, was recently in Ho Chi Minh City and decided to check out the Sheraton Saigon Hotel & Towers – here are his thoughts about the hotel: The Sheraton Saigon… Continue Reading
Lounge access – even when flying on an Economy ticket – is quite possibly the MOST valuable elite benefit for frequent flyers. One of the reasons that I have lost some interest in airline… Continue Reading
What do you do when you have an extra $8.5 billion? Right, invest in your customers. Where other airlines are breaking their heads on how to either make or save money on their travelers, British Airways… Continue Reading
Platinum for Life! Gold Guest List for Life! What’s not to like? It sounds fantastic… a deserving reward for a lifetime of “loyalty” to an airline or hotel chain. Of course,… Continue Reading
IHG Rewards Club is best known – at least amongst miles and points enthusiasts – for two things: PointBreaks and Accelerate. Yet we are nearing the end of January with no sign of either. What’s… Continue Reading
On the opening day of Kuwait Aviation Show, Qatar Airways announced eight new destinations to launch during 2020. Qatar Airways continues to expand its international network and used the opening day of… Continue Reading
This contest has closed. These 3 lucky winners can find 100.000 Qmiles in their accounts: Sabine S.Emma D.Krystian R. As part of InsideFlyer’s constant goal to serve our readers better, we have… Continue Reading
One of the fun things of this miles and points hobby is spending our hard-earned points on things you would not usually book when using cash. For instance a First Class ticket for a flight, or a stay… Continue Reading
The vocabulary might change, but the question is often the same. Somebody – let’s just call him Jim – has bought two or more separate tickets and then suddenly has the bright idea of… Continue Reading
I am no IT expert, but I know ridiculously poor IT security when I see it. For many years, IHG Rewards Club members have only been allowed to protect their accounts with a simple 4-digit PIN. Know somebody’s… Continue Reading