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As part of Hyatt’s ‘Day of Gratitude’ this Wednesday (9th December 2020), you can earn 500 free World of Hyatt Points, simply for spending 5-10 minutes relaxing. All you have to do is:… Continue Reading
If you were considering whether to take advantage of the latest generous Avios bonus offer from Nutmeg (the UK’s first, and largest, digital wealth manager*), now is the time to do so! Until 23:59 on… Continue Reading
Amex Shop Small adds a little money-saving sparkle to the most wonderful time of the year. Christmas shopping (and socially distanced socialising) feels more fun when you’re effectively only paying half… Continue Reading
The UK’s first, and largest, digital wealth manager*, Nutmeg, is once again offering new customers up to 300,000 Avios for opening or transferring an account. Terms and conditions apply. Key details of… Continue Reading
After many years of delays and questions over whether it would open at all, Berlin’s “new” Brandenburg Airport is now finally operational. Our splendid colleagues over at InsideFlyer… Continue Reading
Although WiFi qualifies as a ‘necessity’ of life for some, not all airlines equip their aircraft with the required technology. Dutch national carrier KLM offers WiFi on most of its long haul… Continue Reading
You might well wonder what the point of airline awards are at the best of times, let alone this year. Despite the lack of flying for most people right now, the 27th edition of the annual World Travel… Continue Reading
On Saturday, the Government announced a range of new national restrictions in England to combat the spread of COVID-19. These restrictions will be voted on in the House of Commons on Wednesday (they will… Continue Reading
Radisson Hotel Group recently announced the launch of a new brand, Radisson Individuals, which “offers independent hotels and local and regional chains the opportunity to become part of Radisson… Continue Reading
All Boeing 737 Max aircraft have been on the ground for over a year and a half, as a result of two tragic crashes which killed 346 people. Tests have been ongoing ever since, and the EASA, the European… Continue Reading