Author Archives for "Craig Sowerby".
At InsideFlyer UK, we usually only write about “Part Pay With Avios” when a promotional offer comes along. The reason for this is pretty simple. Conventional wisdom suggests that Avios are… Continue Reading
I was pretty excited to read Joe’s news about Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan finally adding Finnair. Although the pricing isn’t great – I will still aim for Cathay Pacific rewards to/from… Continue Reading
On a recent trip via Frankfurt, I experienced two “incidents”. Nothing serious, but worthy of sharing two quick tips with readers… Tip 1 – Don’t Book Non-Refundable Hotel… Continue Reading
Tesco Clubcard members should have received their latest statements, covering the quarter up until early August. Unlike previous quarters, however, there is no conversion bonus on offer from Virgin Atlantic… Continue Reading
Yesterday I wrote about an e-mail I received from Marriott Rewards regarding outstanding Travel Package certificates. You can re-read that post by clicking here. For now, it appears that we will not be… Continue Reading
There has been substantial speculation regarding Marriott’s plans for the one-week hotel certificates issued as part of a Travel Package. The difficulty arises from the fact that the award chart… Continue Reading
Virgin Atlantic Flying Club is an excellent secondary option for UK-based travel hackers. And with some luck, you will receive 4,000 free miles per year from Tesco Clubcard. 😉 But Flying Club comes with… Continue Reading
Unless you are truly obsessed with miles and points, you might struggle to understand what they are truly worth. Is 25,000 points per night a good deal or a bad one? It depends on the loyalty programme… Continue Reading
On the rare occasions when we write about an article in the mainstream press here at InsideFlyer UK, our aim is often to point out the flaws and errors in the article. But when I recently read a truly… Continue Reading
Avios-gate rumbles onwards… The Mail on Sunday is taking credit for convincing Iberia to remove the restrictions on Combining Avios between Iberia Plus and British Airways Executive Club. We first… Continue Reading
