The blog post outlines the top five credit cards for travel rewards as of February 2015, highlighting valuable sign-up bonuses and benefits. It features detailed insights on the US Airways Credit Card, including its offers for Preferred Elite members and the cost-effectiveness of acquiring miles. Readers can explore additional options in the credit card offer directory for more tailored rewards.
La Compagnie is launching its all Business Class service from London Luton Airport to Newark on April 24, 2015, offering roundtrip saver tickets for approximately £650. While the flight schedule presents challenges, the service aims to cater to business travelers seeking alternatives to traditional routes.
Lyft has launched a promotion offering up to 10 free rides for new users in major cities such as Denver, Boston, Washington DC, Chicago, Atlanta, Brooklyn, New York City, and Philadelphia. While the promotion provides significant savings, it is important to note that availability may vary by location and is subject to expiration.
The Weekend Update summarizes key highlights from the past week in travel rewards. Notable mentions include a 40% transfer bonus from American Express to British Airways, new Lyft promotions in Philadelphia, and updates on United’s business card offerings. Essential insights for savvy travelers looking to maximize their rewards.
Lyft has officially launched in Philadelphia, offering new users 10 free rides valued at $20 each to encourage sign-ups. This promotion mirrors similar initiatives in other major cities, aiming to attract riders to the platform. Users can redeem the offer with the promo code PHILLYLOVE.
New users in New York City had the opportunity to receive a $20 Lyft credit along with three additional free rides worth up to $5 each. This promotion, aimed at attracting new riders, offered a significant bonus compared to previous smaller offers. The promotion has since expired.
Lyft’s “Lyft for Work” program recently offered employees in San Francisco and Los Angeles the chance to receive 10 free shared rides to work, valued at up to $150 per person. The promotion aimed to incentivize companies to encourage employee participation, with significant savings potential for businesses.
Lyft recently offered new users a promotion providing $35 in ride credits, allowing $5 off each of their first seven rides. Although this promotion has expired, it highlights Lyft’s occasional incentives for attracting new customers. Details on how to sign up and redeem credits were included in the promotion.
Gett has updated its $10 flat rate rides, now limited to Central Manhattan, specifically from Houston to 59th Street. While the service area has shrunk, riders can still enjoy the benefit of no surge pricing and increased vehicle availability, making it a reliable option for getting around the city.
Amex has introduced new offers for UK airport shoppers, allowing cardholders to earn statement credits with various retailers by linking their accounts to Foursquare. These limited-time offers, which require lower spending thresholds, are available until January 31 and provide an opportunity for significant savings while traveling.
Korean Air announces an increase in flight frequencies to Italy in anticipation of the Expo 2015 in Milan. Starting February 25, direct flights will connect Seoul Incheon with both Milan and Rome, enhancing travel options and offering discounted fares for both economy and business class passengers.
Norwegian is offering round trip fares from NYC to Scandinavia for $300-500, available through Travelzoo. These affordable flights, many on Boeing 787 Dreamliners, are perfect for winter skiing or spring getaways, with destinations including Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Oslo.
