World of Hyatt has announced an offer of a 30% bonus when buying at least 5,000 points. This bonus will be available until June 25th, 2021. With the bonus, you would be buying Hyatt points for ~1.31p… Continue Reading

Barely a week passed before Hilton Honors re-launched its standard promotion selling points with a 100% bonus. This version of the promotion will run until July 8, 2021 (but obviously it will return in… Continue Reading

Marriott Bonvoy has announced details of its latest “buy points” promotion. It will run until June 20th, 2021. If you buy at least 2,000 points, you will receive a 30% discount. This means… Continue Reading

One of the major benefits of the Hilton Honors loyalty program is the “fifth night free” benefit when redeeming your points. The name is a little misleading, however, because you don’t… Continue Reading

One of the most attractive benefits of the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty programme is the “fifth night free” benefit when redeeming your points. Marriott calls their benefit “Stay for 5, Pay for 4” to avoid… Continue Reading

To celebrate the release of its “Synergy Supreme+ 99 Unleaded” fuel, Esso is offering everyone 99 free Nectar points if they enter a competition to win VIP tickets to the British Grand Prix… Continue Reading

As we have described in detail in a variety of articles of late, the Nectar and Avios partnership now means you can “cash out” your Avios for 1.6 Nectar points. As a Nectar point is basically… Continue Reading

Via the Nectar app or website, you can currently enter a contest to win one of 10 awards of 50,000 Nectar points (worth £250 in Sainsburys/Argos/eBay/M&S spend, or 31,250 Avios). Given the focus of… Continue Reading

Back in 2017, Hilton Honors got rid of “award charts” and started to price its award nights flexibly – dynamic award pricing. There does appear to be a loose connection between cash… Continue Reading

One of the main reasons we don’t like loyalty programmes getting rid of traditional award charts, is because it allows points prices to move around (usually up!) without warning. It is therefore… Continue Reading