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A few weeks ago, there were rumours about possible changes to ITC, Air France–KLM Flying Blue, and Air India. I expected either a devaluation or these programmes being moved out of Group B.
To stay on the safer side, I transferred the remaining Group B points across these three programmes, based on my travel plans and likely redemption needs.
I chose not to share this rumour on X. The last time I posted about the HSBC × Accor rumour, it turned out to be the complete opposite of what I expected. I didn’t want to invite the same backlash from my followers this time.
Two essential resources not to overlook on your international travel:
1. TopCashback - whether paying with cash or redeeming points
2. Visa Power Travel
These platforms can effectively provide cashback or rewards on your travel expenditures at no additional cost.
Review the Visa cards you have used internationally in the past. Many cards offer complimentary benefits or cashback opportunities that can be claimed with minimal effort.
Went to the car showroom to test drive and book my long time favourite SUV. But instead took a test drive of their Top end EV SUV, got impressed with the features, battery range and comfort, and purchased the same 😊
Can you guess the model?? 🤞
Qatar Privilege club brings in restrictions on booking award tickets.
They have introduced 2 type of programs to add people to book award tickets: Family & Friends program and My list.
You can also create My list where you can add 4 members for whom you can redeem Avios for booking award flights. Once added to my list you can’t remove them for 6 months.