The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has launched an investigation into airline seating policies. The driver behind this is recent allegations that airlines (especially Ryanair) are deliberately splitting… Continue Reading

If you are planning to stay up really late tonight to watch the Super Bowl, don’t forget to keep an eye on your Twitter feed. Marriott Rewards tweeted this earlier today… This looks like it… Continue Reading

A month or two into every new year, the major hotels chains tend to move some hotels from one award category to another. Ideally, this happens with enough advance warning that members can preemptively… Continue Reading

The people at Virgin have a genius for PR and spin that many senior politicians would happily kill for. The latest example is the announcement of a range of new Virgin Atlantic Upper Class seats, with… Continue Reading

I published a piece yesterday looking at the busiest airports in the UK. The data for that came from the Civil Aviation Authority website, which has lots of other fascinating (if you’re a bit of… Continue Reading

Credit/charge card churning is when you apply for a card in order to get a juicy sign up bonus, cancel the card and then re-apply sometime later to get the sign up bonus again (and then do the same again,… Continue Reading

I broke the news on Monday that some substantial changes to Tesco Clubcard redemptions had been implemented overnight. My initial impression of the changes was that they were actually positive overall,… Continue Reading

I just received an email announcing some substantial Tesco Clubcard changes. Here it is in full: “We want to let you know about a change we’re making to the value of the Clubcard vouchers you use… Continue Reading

If you happen to be wandering through Piccadilly Circus in London in the next couple of months, you might be able to win free flights with Turkish Airlines just for sharing a selfie on instagram! What?… Continue Reading

We wrote back in September about the planned Ryanair cabin bag cuts, but the plans (originally set to be introduced in November 2017), were placed on ice and are only now coming into force. From next… Continue Reading