Author Archives for "Joe Deeney".
Every day is a school day in the ‘travel hacking’ world and last week I came across something I’d never heard about before: Accor Hotels (Sofitel, Novotel, Mercure, Ibis, etc) offer… Continue Reading
Fancy winning 21,000 Avios (or £200 TopCashback credit to spend on whatever you like)? Of course you do! Then we have good news – InsideFlyer has teamed up with TopCashback once again to offer our readers… Continue Reading
Hilton Honors has launched a very generous Miles&More (the loyalty programme for Lufthansa, Swiss, etc) promotion, offering 2,500 Miles per stay. You need to register for the promo here and complete… Continue Reading
You can currently book incredibly cheap flights from Rome or Milan to India and Sri Lanka – starting at just £613 return(!) – but there’s a potential catch: the flights are with Saudia… Continue Reading
Just a quick heads-up that there’s a bit of a fare war going on at the moment between different airlines competing on the London to New York route. United and Virgin Atlantic seem to be offering… Continue Reading
UPDATE: AS SUSPECTED, THE INFO WAS INCORRECT. THE MARRIOTT PR TEAM HAS ISSUED THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT. “THE STORY ABOUT TRAVEL PACKAGES HAS A WRONG DATE. IT LISTS AUGUST 3RD AS THE DEADLINE TO USE EXISTING… Continue Reading
One of the most curious aspects of the new joint Marriott Rewards/SPG programme is that despite a lot of information being given out over the last year, until now there was no official launch date beyond… Continue Reading
I try not to post about rumours, but given the nature of the article I published earlier about the logic of Marriott treating existing Travel Package Certificates in a generous manner, I think it’s… Continue Reading
One of the main unanswered questions about the new Marriott Rewards/SPG loyalty programme (due to launch sometime in August!!!), is what will happen to existing Marriott Travel Package Certificates. FrequentMiler… Continue Reading
Travel company IT is a mysterious thing – airlines and hotel groups spend large sums on websites that rarely seem to work entirely as intended, unless the intention is to frustrate and annoy potential… Continue Reading
