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5 days ago · Through Sunday, July 7, 2024, the Virgin Atlantic Flying Club program is offering a bonus on purchased points. The program is offering a tiered bonus of up to 70%, as follows: Buy 5,000-24,000 points, get a 20% bonus. Buy 25,000-69,000 points, get a 40% bonus. Buy 70,000-124,000 points, get a 60% bonus. Buy 125,000-200,000 points, get a 70% bonus.
2 days ago · I wanted to put together a bookmarkable page that will be constantly updated with all the current point transfer bonuses. This way you can easily find all of the active transfer bonuses in one place. This will include bonuses across all miles and points programs. I'll also keep a history of past bonuses at the bottom going forward.
4 days ago · Virgin Atlantic is repeating its biggest ever deal for buying Virgin Points – see here. The offer runs until 7th July. To put this in perspective, before 2020 Virgin Atlantic had never even run a 50% bonus. 15% to 30% was the best you could expect. 50% was big but the current 70% is huge.
1 day ago · After Virgin Atlantic devalued ANA first class award pricing without notice last year and did the same thing to ANA business class awards this year they’ve now gone after redemptions on Delta. Yesterday a Delta business class award from the U.S. to Europe would have cost 50,000 points and $5.60. Now the award chart has been updated:
11 hours ago · New Virgin Atlantic Pricing for Delta One Awards to Europe. Previously, you could book Delta One (Delta’s business class) via Virgin Atlantic Flying Club and get yourself to Europe in style for just 50,000 points per passenger. That pricing didn’t include the U.K., sadly, but it was a fantastic offer and included just $5.60 in taxes and fees.
6 days ago · I have 200k virgin points but won’t use virgin again. Whats the best way to transfer to Etihad Guest?
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6 hours ago · The card comes with some great travel benefits. It also comes with a chunky fee of £650 per year. One upside is that you can get a pro-rata fee refund if you cancel so the cost of trying it out for a few months is low. In fact, you’d make a decent profit as long as you managed to spend £6,000 in three months and trigger the bonus.
