First, let’s look at how to compute value. It’s easy—simply divide the actual dollar cost by the number of points or miles. If a hotel room with a cost of $200 can be booked for 40,000 points, the value per point is one half cent, or .005. Likewise, if the airfare to your favorite destination

We’ve been playing the Points & Miles (P&M) game for several years, averaging about $10,000 a year in travel savings over the last six years, including 2020, when we weren’t able to travel much at all. In 2021, we saved $18,000. Many of our followers want to know how to get started, so we’re s

In the world of premium travel, particularly business and first class products, it’s ever-so-important to get all the little things right. For international flights, most people simply book their ticket and aside from some casual scrolling through Instagram to discover local spots, that’s it unt

If you’ve never been greeted by name at check-in or returned to your room to find your favourite dark chocolate on the pillow of your choice, it can be hard to fathom the five-star magic.

They say travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer, but a good credit card can help reduce expensive travel costs by rewarding you with points for making everyday purchases.

Last week, British Airways announced some incredibly exciting news: they will now guarantee at least 14 Avios seats per long-haul flight.

There are certain trips that call for an added touch of luxury. Think Fairmont or Pullman Hotels or Raffles in Singapore.

Last week, Air Canada made eUpgrades, a key perk of their Altitude loyalty program, easier to use than ever, with more fares to upgrade from, and less manual effort to request one.