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I have been running a series analysing the value of the companion voucher offered by the British Airways Premium Plus credit card offered by American Express (BAPP). To catch up, you should re-read the… Continue Reading
We’ve seen this offer before… and love it!! You’re going to need some Spanish language skills though – or a web browser that can translate for you. But you should be able to purchase… Continue Reading
I was intrigued by a comment made by InsideFlyer UK reader Aleks in a recent post. He doubts my assertion about “opportunity cost” when earning Avios by saying: I’m quite happy to earn the… Continue Reading
The American Express BA Premium Plus credit card (BAPP) is often considered to be one of the best credit cards available in the United Kingdom. This belief is mostly due to the companion voucher that… Continue Reading
InsideFlyer UK contributor Miles Hunt saved me the effort of writing a post explaining the American Express BA Premium Plus credit card. You can read it here. As he mentions, the companion voucher is… Continue Reading
Just a quick reminder that today is your last chance to participate in our exclusive 21,000(!) Avios giveaway. The good news is that entering is really quick and simple – there are just two things… Continue Reading
Most UK travel hackers shop at Tesco! Many even set up their Clubcard accounts to auto-convert their vouchers into miles. But many readers might not be sure whether that is truly the best option for using… Continue Reading
One of the more advanced elements of this travel hacking hobby is determining when to spend cash for a flight / hotel stay and when to use miles or points. Each individual’s circumstance is different,… Continue Reading
Fancy some Avios for watching films? – the ever excellent TopCashback is once again offering £10.00 (which can be converted into 1,050 Avios) for buying a 1-month Now TV Sky Cinema Pass. The cost… Continue Reading
A few weeks ago, with some fanfare, Tesco announced several new Clubcard redemption “Boost” Partners, including Hotels.com. Sadly, this was almost immediately beset with problems, with lots… Continue Reading