Miles & Points Sale

Hyatt is back with a new points sale in which it's giving World of Hyatt members the chance to purchase points with a 20% discount through 5 October 2026, and the important thing you need to know here is that for most people, this isn't a good deal.

Hilton is running another one of its points sales again and assuming that the bonus you're targeted for is as high as 100% (which for most people it seems to be), you can now buy up to 600,000 Hilton points from as little as 0.5 cents each.

IHG One Rewards is, again, running another another one of its points sales and this one in which members can buy up to 400,000 points at a cost of just 0.5 cents per point. This sale is running through to 17 August (no hurry to buy) and even though this deal isn't isn't anything new, for some it offers a good opportunity to top up an account at the best rate that IHG usually sells its points.

Marriott is back with a new points sale and if you're fortunate enough to have been targeted for the 50% bonus that some Bonvoy members are seeing, you'll have access to the best Bonvoy points sale in over a year.

Alaska Airlines is back with a new mileage sale in which it's offering select Mileage Plan members a mystery maximum bonus which varies from account to account. If all you see is a 90% bonus (as I do), it may be worth waiting to see if the next sale offers you anything better, but if you've been targeted for a 100% bonus, this sale could be useful.

For close on a month, IHG One Rewards has been running a points sale in which it's offering targeted IHG One Rewards members the chance to buy up to 400,000 points at a cost of just 0.5 cents each. This sale ends today.

Flying Blue is running another mileage sale and depending on where you're based (or possibly how Flying Blue is targeting this), the deals on offer may vary. Some accounts appear to be targeted for a 80% bonus while others are seeing a 45% discount on offer.

The standard way by which the various hotel rewards programs sell their currency to their members is via the sales that we see appear every couple of months (or, in the case of IHG and Hilton, every two days!). There are, however, other ways that hotel currencies are put on sale, and a less well-known method that Marriott uses to sell Bonvoy points is called 'Multiply Your Points', and in this article, we show how this works.

Finnair Plus is now running an Avios sale in which it's offering bonuses of up to 50% for Avios purchases made through 22 May 2026, but even though this the best bonus we usually see Finnair offering, this is a sale you should be avoiding.

Qatar Airways has launched a new Avios flash sale in which it's offering bonuses of up to 50% for Avios purchases made through 25 May 2026 (you have until next Monday to make your purchase).

Finnair Plus is now running an Avios sale in which it's offering discounts of up to 40% for Avios purchases made through 30 March and, as usual, you'll find that the price you'll pay per Avios varies depending on the number of Avios you buy. Unlike some other Avios sales, however, the price won't vary depending on where your Finnair Plus account is based, and for some people, there may be a good deal here.

Finnair Plus is now running an Avios sale in which it's offering bonuses of up to 50% for Avios purchases made through 5 February 2026 (THURSDAY) and you'll find that the price you're asked to pay per Avios will vary depending on how many Avios you buy.

Over the past few years, we've seen a number of airline loyalty programs introduce subscription services which allow their members to purchase miles/points at a discount on a monthly basis. Air France/KLM Flying Blue is one of the programs with a subscription service and it's called "Subscribe to Miles".

Finnair has just launched an interesting new Black Friday Avios sale which could be more useful than usual. The airline has taken one of its standard "buy Avios and get a bonus" deals and added to it an extra element - you'll earn Tier points towards elite status on top of whatever Avios you buy.

British Airways is running a flash sale (it ends in 5 days) in which it's selling Avios with a 40% bonus and, as usual the sale has a very simple structure. But is this a deal you should be jumping on or should you hold off?

Back in October 2022, in what may have been a world-first for a major airline loyalty program, the British Airways Executive Club (as it was called then) introduced a subscription service which allows its members to buy Avios at a highly discounted rate. In this article, we take a look at what this subscription service offers.

United Airlines has been selling its miles with a 100% bonus since the first week of the month but the promotion is set to be pulled at the end of today.

With the British Airways flash sale on Avios ending yesterday, Aer Lingus has now joined in the fun and launched its own sale in which it's offering a 50% bonus on most purchases. This is better than the British Airways sale which just ended and in some ways it's better than the Finnair Avios sale which is still in progress (it ends on 18 September), so this sale may be worth considering.