Category Archives for "Loyalty Programs".
Despite Marriott Bonvoy’s implementation of “dynamic award pricing”, I have remained relaxed about the value of my Marriott points. This is due to the ability to convert Marriott points… Continue Reading
Hilton Honors has launched a surprise promotion offering double elite night credits. The promotion will run between October 11 – December 31, 2022. Registration is required. Click here to register… Continue Reading
British Airways Executive Club has added a new method of acquiring Avios – via subscription. Unlike other subscription offers I’ve seen, this one offers potentially appeaing value. Annual… Continue Reading
IHG One Rewards has launched another “flash sale” for buying points at a discount. This round will last until 11:59pm ET on October 21, 2022. Most members seem to have received the 100% bonus… Continue Reading
IHG One Rewards has launched another version of its status challenge. Like prior versions, you do NOT need to have status with a competitor. Members who register for the status challenge can earn either… Continue Reading
Delta Airlines’ SkyMiles is going to make it harder to earn Medallion elite status in 2023 (for 2024 qualification). In order to earn Delta status, you must: Earn a certain number of Medallion Qualifying… Continue Reading
Hyatt has announced that it will soon be adding 30+ hotels to its European portfolio, thanks to a collaboration with Germany’s Lindner hotels. This is great news for anybody who prefers Hyatt hotels,… Continue Reading
Spain’s Iberia Airlines is renowned for its frustrating IT systems. Oneworld elite benefits are rarely recognized – at least ahead of time – meaning that Iberia tries to charge for a… Continue Reading
October is here, so it’s time for another InsideFlyer summary of the main hotel chain-wide promotions available in October 2022. Hilton Honors Hilton’s current promotion consists of:… Continue Reading
We have been sifting through the hallowed InsideFlyer archives to take a look at how airline and hotel loyalty programs have changed over the decades. Was there ever really a ‘golden age’… Continue Reading