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Australian travellers heading to Europe may soon have more options available to them, following signs that travel advice surrounding parts of the Middle East is beginning to ease. After months of uncertainty and disruptions across key air corridors
Australian businesses now have another way to manage their payments on the move, with pay.com.au officially launching its mobile app. The new platform is designed to give business owners greater visibility and control over their transactions...
If you've been eyeing a Business Class redemption but are short on Velocity Points, this latest promotion could be one of the best opportunities we've seen this year.
Most travellers assume the strength of a points strategy is measured by the size of the balance sitting inside their account. The logic appears sensible on the surface. More points should mean more premium flights, more upgrades, more flexibility, an
Most travellers assume premium travel gets easier once they earn more points. In reality, it usually becomes easier after the first successful redemption. That first booking changes something important. Not just mechanically, but psychologically.
Most travellers make the mistake of treating frequent flyer points like a form of savings. It is an understandable assumption. Points are earned gradually, held inside an account, and usually reserved for something meaningful in the future.
