Fly ANA Business Class for just 300 Airpoints Dollars, enjoy luxury with EVA Air from Taiwan, and forgo high cash fares in Economy by using your Airpoints Dollars to their maximum value.
Six of the best uses of 300 Airpoints Dollars
Boosted: 400 Airpoints Dollars for new Card Members of the American Express Airpoints Platinum
The American Express Airpoints Platinum card have 400 Airpoints dollars on offer for new Card Members. It comes with some American Express and Priority Pass lounge benefits and is the fastest way to earn Airpoints Dollars on purchases in NZ for personal credit cards.
How to use Air New Zealand’s Status Hold programme for new parents
Air New Zealand have a status hold programme which extends the frequent flyer elite status of new parents at the same level for 24 months. This article explains the eligibility criteria, and the differences from other parental leave offerings.
Launching Points of View, our new Point Hacks Podcast Series! Check it out here
We have just launched Points of View, our new podcast series, featuring discussions with some of Australia’s best points collectors. Subscribe here now!
Don’t want to use points cards for travel rewards? Consider cashback instead
If you aren’t chasing travel experiences and want to absolutely get the most return from credit card spend in cash, then using your reward points for cash back can make sense as a way to stretch the budget.
A (very comprehensive) destination guide to South America
Here are my top recommendations based on numerous trips to Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru.
How to use your frequent flyer points to fly from New Zealand to South America
A look at your options to fly across The Pacific in Business, Premium Economy and Economy Class.
Share lounge access with others using this new website
Our New Zealand editor has created an easier way for those with status or high-end credit cards to guest other travellers into airport lounges.
How to use fare alerts to save time when searching for cheap flights
If you’ve got your eye on a specific route (and perhaps date), then setting up a fare alert can save you time and stress—and it’s free.