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Historically, Club Carlson (the loyalty programme for Radisson Blu, Park Plaza, Park Inn, etc) has offered very generous promotions. That generosity got reined in quite a bit over the last year or two,… Continue Reading
If you’ve been reading InsideFlyer for long you’ll know we love to stack discounts and deals together to generate big savings. We focus a lot on hotel loyalty programmes like IHG Rewards Club,… Continue Reading
This one is a little indirect, so bear with me… We’ve written before about the connection between Nectar and Easyjet. Every 500 Nectar points gets you £2.50 to spend on Easyjet flights (as… Continue Reading
I recently received an email from an affiliate marketing company, asking me whether I would be interested in receiving commission for referrals to Starwood hotels. Yes, please! I’m surprised my… Continue Reading
We’ve sung the praises of TopCashback so regularly that I don’t intend to do it again in any great detail (although read here if you’re not yet convinced). While I almost always regard… Continue Reading
After a bit of an absence, IHG (InterContinental Hotels Group) which is the company behind hotel brands such as Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza and Hotel Indigo is back on the main UK cashback websites. What’s… Continue Reading
It’s Triple Avios Week at the Avios eStore and there are some genuinely good offers available. You need to make sure you click through and complete your purchase by 23:59 Wednesday 31 May 2017… Continue Reading
The Avios eStore is currently promoting a triple Avios offer with popular online store Very.com. Until 31st May 2017, you can earn 3 Avios per £1 spent rather than the usual 1 Avios per £1. As an additional… Continue Reading
Best Western Hotels is offering 750 Bonus American AAdvantage Miles per stay (in addition to the standard 250 Miles) for all stays until 2nd July 2017. To get the Miles, you need to sign up to Best Western… Continue Reading
Some in the Miles & Points hobby have mixed feelings about Accor Hotels Le Club because of the fixed monetary value of 1 point = 2 eurocents. This makes for a lack of arbitrage as there is no chance… Continue Reading