Best Uses of Points Guides
Looking for more inspiration for how to spend your hard-earned frequent flyer points? Here is a comprehensive list of all of our Best Uses of Points guides. There may be some overlap but each guide has its own twist.
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How to experience Cathay Pacific First Class for only 26,000 Qantas Points
It does not take many points to fly this luxurious product, however, you may want to book before November 2018.
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How to use Qantas Points on fifth-freedom Emirates routes
These ‘fifth-freedom routes’ represent a novel opportunity to redeem your Qantas Points when you are nowhere near Emirates megahub in Dubai.
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Our tips for the best uses of 100,000 Asia Miles
Cathay Pacific’s frequent flyer program is one of our favourites due to its consistently lower-than-average award redemption rates and high-quality airline partners. Here are our top tips for getting maximum value from your Asia Miles balance.
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The best uses of Etihad Guest miles for travellers in New Zealand
The best uses of Etihad Guest miles for travellers based in New Zealand are for Virgin Australia flights, American Airlines flights to Los Angeles and beyond, and Philippines Airlines direct services between Auckland and Cairns.
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Reader responses: what is the best use of Qantas Points?
We passed you the mic on Facebook and here is what you said.
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8 of our favourite ways to get the most out of 100,000 KrisFlyer miles
KrisFlyer offers some well-known redemptions on its own flights – but its partners can provide value too. Here’s our take on some of the best uses of a chunky KrisFlyer balance.
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How to get the most out of 100,000 Qantas Points
Fly Cathay Pacific First Class for just 26,000 points, enjoy Emirates luxury with a return trip to Australia, and forgo high cash fares in Economy by using your Qantas Points to their maximum value.
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The best uses of Qantas Points: partners, upgrades and redemptions that offer the most value
The feedback I hear from many Point Hacks readers is that while Qantas Points are easy to earn, they are increasingly tough to redeem, so knowing where to get the best value out of them becomes important. Here are six of our top recommendations.