Award ticket with Singapore Airlines now easier to book thanks to 15% bonus
All members of the Krisflyer program, Singapore Airlines' loyalty system, from today until next 22 [...]
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All members of the Krisflyer program, Singapore Airlines' loyalty system, from today until next Nov. 22 can take advantage of an extra bonus if they transfer Membership Rewards points into Krisflyer points..
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Two bonuses are provided, depending on the number of points you transfer:
- 12% of bonus miles if you convert between 10,000 and 49,999 KrisFlyer miles in a single transaction.
- 15% of bonus miles if you convert at least 50,000 KrisFlyer miles in a single qualifying transaction.
The offer applies to all transfers from financial partners, in Italy the only one is American Express with the MR program.
Since a few weeks ago Singapore's doors are reopened to the Italians and the Asian city state is also an attainable destination for tourism, this could be a great opportunity to book an award ticket and take advantage of flights from Milan and Rome to fly to one of the world's best cabins such as the business class aboard Singapore's A350s.
Booking award tickets is super easy, taking advantage of this promotion will get you more points and thus cost even less, plus you can search for the saver version and pay premium tickets half the list price and with truly insignificant fees.
How to use Krisflyer points
In addition to flying with Singapore Airlines, KF points can also be used to book tickets with all partners Star Alliance, starting with Lufthansa and United Airlines.
In addition, as explained well In this mini-guide, Singapore's loyalty program is one of the best for people who want to book a ticket to go around the world, obviously without paying.
Last but not least, flying aboard the A380 is definitely one of those experiences to put on your bucket list. On this model, in fact, the Asian carrier offers a master suite in first class, a luxury that has now become extremely rare as Etihad has retired its giants of the skies, the only ones who could compete with the made-in-Singapore offering.
