Author Archives for "Tom Sumner".
Our favourite heavily-discounted (budget?) Business Class carrier Qatar Airways is at it again, with some of the most aggressively-priced Business Class fares you are likely to find. While the real value… Continue Reading
It seems we’re struggling at the moment here on -ahem- InsideFlyer to go more than a couple of days without mentioning a train. However, this offer will at least earn you a decent wedge of free… Continue Reading
I don’t think it is too controversial of me to submit that when it comes to miles redemptions, the Lufthansa Miles&More loyalty scheme is pretty much as bad as it gets. Not only are the miles… Continue Reading
Groupon has resurrected its now seemingly regular offer of discounted Avios points. The current deal allows you to buy Avios points for as little as (at the time of writing) 0.81p per Avios (i.e. substantially… Continue Reading
One of our very favourite airlines, Etihad, is currently running an “up to 50% off” sale on Business Class flights from the UK (London, Edinburgh and Manchester). You need to book by 11 July… Continue Reading
Virgin Atlantic is currently offering some very competitive prices from London to the US in Premium Economy, with return prices starting at just £706. In addition, cashback site Topcashback is also offering… Continue Reading
Joe was so proud of his intellectually unparalleled “Train Tuesday” moniker a few weeks back that I thought it only right to revive it. This time round we have the Virgin Summer Seat Sale… Continue Reading
I am a huge fan of the Etihad Guest loyalty scheme. It’s easy to collect and redeem miles, redemptions can be great value, and the product is superb. With that in mind, I am always interested in… Continue Reading
Up to the end of 1 July 2016 (although see below for an extended option), hotel “miles for booking” site Rocketmiles is offering 3,000 bonus air miles on your first booking with them. There… Continue Reading
Global Hotels Alliance (GHA) is an affiliation of a number of worldwide hotel chains, including a fair few “household names” (including Corinthia, Kempinski and Marco Polo). Via its free to… Continue Reading
